Tamworth Regional Youth Council has launched a Youth Wellness Program for 2023.
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Posted inBusiness, Gunnedah
More Gunnedah businesses get a boost
Four local businesses will receive a financial boost under round three of Gunnedah Shire Council’s long-running Business Partner Program. Council this week approved four applications recommended by the Business Partner […]
Posted inMoree
Drowning death inquest recommends review of Moree Police First Nations training
A coroner investigating the death of an Aboriginal man who was trying to evade police near Moree, has recommended the NSW Police review its training.
Posted inTenterfield
Updated: New England Highway reopened after accident blocked the road north of Tenterfield
An accident has blocked the New England Highway in both directions between Wallangarra and Tenterfield.
Posted inBusiness, Guyra
Rafters Restaurant to be reborn as Rafters Café and Grill
Brisbane couple Joey and Michelle Arrabal are planning a revitalisation of the building and a restoration of the name Rafters to Guyra.
Posted inUralla Shire
Next round of solar powered Uralla Grants open
Round four of the Uralla Grants program set up by New England Solar is now open, with applications closing on May 8.
Posted inCrime, Wee Waa
Multiple charges laid after brawl in Wee Waa
A brawl in Wee Waa on Sunday has resulted in three men being charged, and put another three in hospital including one being airlifted to John Hunter.
Posted inTingha
Security upgrade for Tingha Sport & Rec
The Tingha Sports & Recreation Club will be upgrading its security and lighting systems after receiving a state government grant.
Posted inLocal politics, Tenterfield Shire
IPART reopens consultation after Tenterfield updates request for a 104% rate rise
Consultation on Tenterfield Shire Council’s request for a 104% rate rise has been extended to May 5 after they updated parts of their proposal.
Posted inAgriculture, Local News, NSW Politics
Marshall calls for action against mice
Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall has called on the new NSW Government to help farmers and homeowners prepare for a possible influx of mice this winter.