NSW Premier Chris Minns has said his government will consider compulsory land acquisition to push forward the Narrabri Gas Project, drawing strong condemnation from NSW Farmers.

New England North West businesses are being invited to explore the future of artificial intelligence at a major regional forum to be held in Moree next month.

Dangars Gorge is closed until Easter for a $1m upgrade to facilities.

Cancer patients across the New England will have greater access to potentially life-saving treatments, with the North West Cancer Centre in Tamworth receiving a major funding boost to expand clinical trials

Farmer sentiment across New South Wales has rallied sharply as this year’s winter harvest gets into full swing, with growers in the New England among those reporting renewed optimism about […]

Farmer sentiment across New South Wales has rallied sharply as this year’s winter harvest gets into full swing, with growers in the New England among those reporting renewed optimism about business conditions. Rabobank’s latest Rural Confidence Survey, released this week, shows NSW farmer confidence has bounced to a net reading of 15 per cent, up from -8 per cent in the previous quarter, while GrainCorp’s latest harvest data shows receivals rising strongly across northern NSW. GrainCorp reported that as of 27 October, New South Wales sites had received 507,600 tonnes of grain, with 460,900 tonnes delivered in the past week.

Tamworth is gearing up for three days of skill, horsemanship, and community spirit as the countdown begins for the 2025 TSPH Clinic Participant’s Campdraft, set to take place from 21–23 November at the picturesque Koobah Performance Horses property in Tamworth, NSW.

Today for Small Business Month we have three locals putting care into every detail – a craftsman repairing homes with pride, a trainer helping dogs and owners build stronger bonds, and a shopkeeper keeping music, movies and memories alive.

Inverell Shire Council is calling on residents to have their say on the Draft 2025–2030 Inverell Youth Strategy and Action Plan, now on public exhibition.

It's not yet November, but the Christmas appeals have begun with the Salvos readying for a big demand as the tough economic conditions make this time of year a bit harder for many of our neighbours.

Barnaby Joyce has been in the spotlight as parliament returns this week, with the Canberra Press struggling to understand that he is still a member of the Nationals, and still sitting with the Nationals in parliament, while choosing not to engage in partyroom discussions.

The Productivity Commission will examine pricing practices and competition in regional air travel as the future of a country carrier remains in the balance.

Today for Small Business Month we have three regional businesses defined by skill and service – a Tamworth salon perfecting every shade, a Guyra outfitter with something for everyone, and an Armidale mechanic earning trust one repair at a time.

Tamworth Football Referees Association will receive a $2,000 boost after being named the latest winner of the Greater Bank's New England Community Funding Program.

Some unprofessional moments in last Wednesday night's debate about the Rail Trail proposal has now devolved into claims, counter claims, and petitions this week.

A new study reveals the scale of road trauma among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in NSW, highlights factors that help keep travellers safe, and urges greater investment in community-led road safety initiatives.

A new study reveals the scale of road trauma among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in NSW, highlights factors that help keep travellers safe, and urges greater investment in community-led road safety initiatives.

This November, the Friends of NERAM will host the New England Artisan Trail, a weekend event inviting the public into the studios of six professional artists across the region. Taking place on Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 November 2025, the trail offers a rare opportunity to see artists at work, explore a diverse range of creative spaces, and connect with the vibrant arts community that thrives in New England. The participating artists include watercolour painter Julia Hardman, potters Rick and Suzanne Hatch, landscape painters Rowen Matthews and Kerry Gulliver, and reclaimed metal artist Miles Harper.

Today for Small Business Month we three businesses who make special things for good reasons - specialty cakes, organic clothes, and social good.

NSW Aboriginal Languages Week has wrapped after a statewide celebration from 19 to 26 October under the theme Let Our Voices Fly, including starring performances from locals.

Seven people have been charged during a high-visibility police operation in Tamworth.

Nominations are now open for the 2026 Australia Day Awards, with every council across the country calling for locals to help recognise the people and groups who make their communities better places to live.

Nominations are now open for the 2026 Australia Day Awards, with every council across the country calling for locals to help recognise the people and groups who make their communities better places to live.

Today for Small Business Month we have a visionary redefining what home can be through thoughtful design, a bridal boutique offering a personal and elegant experience, and a creative hub where local makers and collectors bring colour and connection to the community.