Armidale man charged with child abuse, bestiality offences
Sex Crimes Squad detectives have charged a 38 year old Armidale man following an investigation into the alleged possession of child abuse material.
Guyra Sporting Shooters go solar for the club house
The Guyra Sporting Shooters Association has been awarded a State Government grant to solar panels and a battery to their club house, giving them reliable power for the first time.
Latest lamb ad says we’re all a ‘little un-Australian’
The annual ad for Australian Lamb sees anything deemed 'un-Australian' vanishing into 'an infinite cultural exile from which they can never return'.
Grand opening for Quirindi Silo Art to be a family fun street party
The official grand opening for the Quirindi Silo Art Project has been set for Friday the 27th of January with a family friendly street party and the revealing of a new light show.
Petition to make Moore Creek Road safer
A new petition to Tamworth Regional Council is asking for a footpath to be constructed alongside Moore Creek Road to address safety concerns.
Walcha Neighbourhood Centre destroyed by fire
The Walcha Neighbourhood Centre has been forced to find a new location after a fire destroyed the inside of their building.
New walking bridge for Black Gully creek
The Armidale Tree Group has been awarded a NSW Government grant to install a timber truss footbridge to span Black Gully Creek.
New England Highway reopened after rollover crash at Tilbuster
The notorious stretch of the New England Highway between Armidale and Black Mountain was closed for over 6 hours last night due to a horror crash. A single vehicle left the road and had rolled at about 6.20pm last night,…
Tamworth pillar Warren Woodley remembered for lifetime of service
Former Tamworth Mayor and well-known businessman Warren Woodley has been remembered for his strong advocacy for the region and his lifetime of serving the community.
$500m for flood affected roads; over $20m for the region
The NSW Government announced an extra $500 million in funding for repairs to flood affected roads, at least $20.85m of which will go to councils in the Northern Tablelands electorate.