There were a few emotions at Whitehaven’s Werris Creek Mine yesterday as the very last coal train was loaded.
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Posted inGrants and funding, Tamworth
Funding on offer for heritage buildings in Tamworth region
Owners of buildings in the region that are heritage listed, or located in a heritage precinct are encouraged to apply for Tamworth Regional Council’s Heritage Assistance Fund 2024 -2025.
Posted inBendemeer, Sport
Australia on brink of T20 World Cup exit after loss
Can Bendemeer’s Josh Hazelwood help keep Australia’s Twenty20 World Cup hopes alive, after being beaten by 24 runs by India.
Posted inLocal festivals and shows, Tamworth
Outdoor Adventure Expo coming to Tamworth this weekend
Camping and outdoor enthusiasts get ready because the New England Outdoor Expo is coming to Tamworth’s Australian Equine & Livestock Events Centre (AELEC) this weekend, June 29 and 30.
Posted inHealth, Moree, Narrabri
Pathology services now at Narrabri and Moree Hospitals
Narrabri and Moree residents will now have better access to quality healthcare with pathology services now available.
Posted inDisability, Gunnedah
Gunnedah to pave way towards more inclusive community
Gunnedah Shire Council has endorsed its blueprint for enhancing access and cultivating inclusion for the next four years.
Posted inGunnedah, Moree, Tamworth
Big changes to three New England Greyhound Racing tracks
Three local greyhound racing tracks have been marked for significant changes in the future, and one of those is set to close.
Posted inMoree, Sport
Dungowan Cowboys ready to step up in Moree
Dungowan have given teenage star Noah Hooley another major task when the Cowboys head to Moree tomorrow to meet the Boars in Group 4.
Posted inBusiness, Inverell
‘Come back, Akubra’ says long-time supplier and Inverell family business
Local Inverell business, Bakers Barn, were recently told they can no longer sell the Akubra hats they have stocked for over 35 years.
Posted inFundraiser, Gunnedah, Health
Trifecta of Gunnedah charity events raising money to fight Motor Neurone Disease
A dedicated group of support workers from Gunnedah’s Sunnyfield Disability Service have joined together with the community for the second year to raise money for MND