The NSW Government owns the rail line, and they haven’t given anyone else permission to use it. Yet.
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Wee Waa community survey an important first step for Collaborative Care program
Wee Waa residents and surrounding areas are encouraged to share their experiences of primary health care through a community survey now open.
Workshops offer practical guide to flood recovery
Gunnedah will host free Recovery Workshops in December to arm people with all the knowledge they need to plan ahead for recovery from floods.
More councils in line for accelerated disaster recovery payments
Moree, Narrabri and Gunnedah councils are set to receive upfront and fast tracked natural disaster recovery payments.
National TV icon ‘The Food Dude’ visits Glen Innes and Deepwater
Cult TV sensation ‘The Food Dude’ has paid a visit to the New England. Check out who will feature on the show here.
Western Wolves to kick off Tamworth’s first all female football club
Get ready Tamworth, the first ever all female football club is heading your way in 2025 powered by two local powerhouses.
NERAM crafts an award-winning exhibition
Fluid Flax exhibition has won NERAM a major accolade at the 2024 IMAGinE Awards, triumphing over 18 other nominations.
Helping Tamworth pilots to communicate effectively
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority invites pilots of all licence categories to attend the upcoming pilot safety seminar in Tamworth next week.
Top 10 vie for coveted Toyota Star Maker title
A new generation of country stars will compete in Australia’s biggest country music talent search in January,in the Toyota 45th Star Maker.
Rail Trail Fail: Armidale council leaders accused of deliberately hiding grant loss before election
The New England Rail Trail was a dominant issue in the lead up to, and during the recent local government election. The whole time the truth that the project had lost its funding was being hidden from voters.