Should water management be handed back to the NSW State Government?
Comments by Premier Chris Minns and Water Minister Rose Jackson implied the state government may be considering ending local government management of water. Should they?
Country mayors say more solar needed in the cities to ease tensions in the regions
The Country Mayors Association of NSW are calling for State and Federal governments in increase rooftop solar installations in Sydney.
Albanese Government breaks election promise on babies health
With their first year in office not yet done, the Albanese Government has broken a significant election promise about the health of newborn babies.
NSW ends PCR tests as COVID-19 cases surge again and antivirals are still restricted
NSW will transition to a pathology referral model for COVID-19 PCR testing, meaning only your doctor will be able to request a PCR test, as COVID-19 cases across the state increase.
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.
Women of New England Business, part 5
In part 5, the final part of our series on Women of New England Business, meet a bookshop owner, beautician, a sweet box maker, and a real estate agent.
Progress on the Bendemeer and Salisbury Solar Farms
Development across the Renewable Energy Zone continues with two more solar farms taking the next steps in the development process.
Monthly markets to start up soon in Tingha
Tingha will soon have its own monthly markets to be held in Ruby Street on the first Saturday of the month starting in May.
Push for early warning awareness on World Parkinson’s day
Today, April 11, is World Parkinson's Day, and Parkinson's Australia wants education about the early warning signs.
Women of New England Business, Part 4
In part 4 of our series on New England Women in Business, meet a pilates instructor, a recruiter, a tutor, and a brand specialist.