With the potable water supply in Mungindi sourced from the Barwon River, current conditions are causing problems with water treatment making drinking unsafe.
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Posted inMoree
Calling all photographers in Moree
The Moree community is being invited to contribute photographs and stories for an exciting new display at the Moree Plains Museum.
Posted inTenterfield
Tenterfield homes and businesses now eligible for nbn upgrade
Eligible homes and businesses in Tenterfield with an nbn Fibre to the Curb connection can now unlock the benefits of Fibre to the Premises.
Posted inSpring Ridge
Man dies following single vehicle crash in Spring Ridge
A man has died after a car crashed into tree around 4am Sunday morning in Spring Ridge. The investigation is still ongoing.
Posted inAged Care, Business, Glen Innes
New England Care opens storefront in Glen Innes to serve community better
After 35 years spent working from a home office, Gavin and Lea McCarty’s home care business New England Care has stretched its legs and opened a bricks and mortar storefront in the heart of Glen Innes
Posted inMungindi
Moree and Mungindi’s water restrictions to stay
Mungindi residents are advised that the Level 5 water restrictions will remain in place due to ongoing issues with the local water supply.
Posted inAgriculture, Armidale
Armidale duo join ABRI leadership team
Agricultural Business Research Institute has boosted its ranks with Christian Duff and Rudolph Linde joining the team in Armidale.
Posted inEnvironment, Grants and funding, Uralla
Sustainable water security for Uralla
Uralla Shire Council has received a $855,315 grant to develop a comprehensive 30-year water strategy funded under the Safe and Secure Water Program from the NSW Department of Energy, Climate Change, the Environment and Water (DECCEW).
Posted inTamworth Regional
Barraba and Nundle celebrate Australia Day award winners
Australia Day Awards have recognised community members and groups for their exceptional contributions to the community in Barraba and Nundle.
Posted inTamworth Regional
Tamworth crowns volunteering legend as Citizen of the Year
Tamworth’s 2024 Citizen of the Year is no stranger to volunteering and lending a hand, in fact it’s hard to find an organisation he has not been involved in.