Tenterfield tourism move latest hard choice
The tourism of Tenterfield is now in the hands of the local business chamber, as Tenterfield Shire Council continues its push to recover costs and become financially sustainable.
Pally Mud Trials on this weekend
The Pally Mud Trials are on again this Sunday August 13 at the Pallamallawa Recreational Grounds.
Pick-your-own farms to be exempt from 100 visitor cap
Pick-your-own-fruit farm operations will be allowed to operate with more than 100 visitors at a time without the need for planning approval.
Rents on the rise with rental vacancies remaining low across the New England
Signs of the property market easing have vanished with indications the rental market remains tight across much of the New England
Local trail running event receives international recognition for 2023
This year the 50km event at the Duval Dam Buster Trail Run has been accepted into the International Trail Running Association (ITRA) National League for the first time.
Tamworth aquatic centre future to be decided tomorrow
Tamworth Regional Councillors will be asked to decide how to progress the community’s vision for a new aquatics centre with a report to tomorrow night’s Council meeting
The ‘Outback Archies’ Art Prize entires closing soon.
Entries for this year's Outback Archies are closing next week, with artists in Narrabri, Moree, Gunnedah, Tamworth and the Liverpool Plains and Gwydir council areas eligible to enter.
Public forum on the future of trains in Armidale
Another forum on the future of trains north of Armidale will be held tomorrow night at the Armidale City Bowling Club.
Joyce wants more rest stops on New England highways
Barnaby Joyce is calling on truckies to nominate where they'd like new rest areas or improvements to existing rest areas on highways throughout the New England.
Walcha’s waste warriors receive a boost
Walcha students are building their knowledge in waste management and now they have the funds to leave a legacy.