The NSW Government is calling on drivers make the safe decisions on the road in 2025 and help reduce the annual road toll.
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Head to Guyra for a cool change and experience the Lamb & Potato Festival
As the region heats up this summer, Guyra is inviting everyone to cool down and experience the best the small town has to offer with the annual Guyra Lamb & Potato Festival.
Hazlewood: Absent, but still Brett Lee’s pick
Bendemeer fast bowler Josh Hazelwood may be missing from the pitch this summer but according to Brett Lee he is still a top pick.
Lack of GPs drive New Englanders to the Emergency Department
Challenges in accessing primary care across NSW are continuing to put pressure on busy emergency departments, and locals are feeling it.
Local RFS prepare for hot and windy weather ahead
Backburning operations were underway today on the Box Forest Road fire as local fire fighting crews hope to strengthen containment lines with hot weather on the way.
Short trips, cheaper grub: tight budgets change travel
Booking hotels and tickets well in advance has long defined Australian travellers but as household budgets come under stress, last-minute trips and spontaneity are becoming more popular.
Police urge residents to lock up with a spree of aggravated break and enters across the New England
New England Police District are warning residents to lock up and be vigilant with a spree of aggravated break and enters across the New England, particularly in Moree and Tamworth.
Liverpool Plains Shire Council GM resigns
Another New England General Manager is on the move with Liverpool Plains Shire Council GM Gary Murphy handing over his resignation.
Paralympic Champion’s mission to empower leaders to build teams that thrive and embrace inclusion
Australian Paralympian and leadership advocate Matthew Levy OAM has launched two concise and impactful guides designed to inspire leaders and foster more inclusive workplaces.
Book in some holiday reading time to avoid the ‘summer slide’
There’s nothing better than relaxing with a good book over summer, but for young children it can also be a sneaky way of maintaining the literacy gains they made at school over the past 12 months.