Quirindi Silo Art wins best street art
The Quirindi Silo Art and Light and Sound Show has been labelled the best of the best at the Australian Street Art Awards
Nominations open for awards for heritage preservation and promotion in Tamworth
Nominations are now open for the biennial Tamworth Heritage Awards which recognise outstanding contributions to heritage preservation and promotion within the region.
Moree volunteer wins 2024 Northern Tablelands Local Woman of the Year
Congratulations to Moree's Tiarn Harris for taking out this year's Northern Tablelands Local Woman of the Year.
Walcha Coffee Clinches Two Silver Medals at the Golden Bean World Series
Looking for good coffee? Then you'll need try what Walcha has to offer and see why Walcha Coffee just won two silver medals at the Golden Bean World Series.
Local women make finalist spot for NSW Aboriginal Woman of the Year award
The New England is honoured to have two women in contention for NSW Aboriginal Woman of the Year award, Dr Casey Sullivan and Aliethea Cutmore. We caught up with Dr Casey Sullivan earlier this week.
Moree Health Students take out local scholarship prizes
Two Moree health students have received a $10,000 boost to their university studies as part of a pair of long-running local scholarships. Congratulations to Madelyn Johnson and Morgan O'Dempsey.
Community Scholarship Fund a springboard for 28 young locals
28 young Gunnedah locals are ready to kick start their educational pathways with the support of a Gunnedah Community Scholarship.
The best in Country Music to be honoured at the 2024 Tamworth Songwriters Association Awards
The TSA Salute and Awards night will have a change of venue for 2024, taking place at Moonshiners Honky Tonk Bar on January 23.
Nemingha’s Toby Smith Wins RFBI Christmas Card Competition
Nemingha Public School’s Toby Smith has taken out this year’s Royal Freemasons' Benevolent Institution (RFBI) Christmas Card Competition.
TAS student David Karnaghan on track to be financial wiz
Money management and investment options bamboozle most of us, but one Year 10 student at The Armidale School is already mastering it.