The Glen Innes community is celebrating a significant milestone in regional healthcare with the official opening of the Glen Innes Health Hub.

Walcha’s industrial heart has a fresh energy with Linmac Co, a locally owned engineering and steel fabrication business, now under new ownership.

Walcha’s industrial heart has a fresh energy with Linmac Co, a locally owned engineering and steel fabrication business, now under new ownership.

Australia has taken out several top categories and the most gold medals at the prestigious World Steak Challenge, presented in London on Monday.

A major project has come to fruition at one of the region’s most treasured heritage sites, the National Trust’s Saumarez Homestead in Armidale. Located on the land of the Anaiwan people, who have lived in the region for thousands of years, Saumarez’s history stretches back to the 1830s when pastoral settlement began under civil servant and pastoralist Henry Dumaresq. In its early years, Saumarez was a vital hub for settlers, offering tools, clothing, and provisions for those moving north “beyond the boundaries of civilisation.” After Dumaresq’s death, the property was sold to Henry Arding Thomas, whose family lived in the original slab homestead, now known as Thomas House.

There’s an exciting new chapter underway for Law Conveyancing and Legal Services, as the Inverell-based firm expands its team, grows its premises, and welcomes solicitor Gabrielle Robinson to the practice.

A powerful celebration of First Nations music, art, and community, Yaama Guduu, Greetings Murray Cod will land in the heart of Tamworth from 28 to 30 November.

Armidale’s BackTrack Youth Works has secured $20k in grant funding to employ a former program participant as part of its wellbeing and dog therapy programs.

There’s something truly magical about watching a Christmas classic under the stars, and the University of New England’s Festive Flicks at Bool is set to deliver just that

Iron Sistas, a new home-based personal training studio in Uralla run by Sam Kirker, is inspiring locals of all ages to embrace strength, fitness and laughter.

Iron Sistas, a new home-based personal training studio in Uralla run by Sam Kirker, is inspiring locals of all ages to embrace strength, fitness and laughter.

Casual workers, carers, and cancer patients are falling through the cracks of Australia’s employment protections, prompting fresh calls for urgent policy reform from Cancer Council NSW.

The University of New England has achieved Gold Certification in the FISU Healthy Campus Program, becoming the first regional university in Australia to reach this international benchmark

Narrabri’s water supply is set for a significant upgrade, with the NSW Government committing $4 million to deliver a portable water treatment plant and develop new production bores for the town.

Landholders across the New England are being urged to take advantage of $850,000 worth of free grain and bait being offered by the NSW Government as part of a statewide effort to control feral pig populations.

A towering figure on Australian radio, John Laws died peacefully at home at age 90.

A towering figure on Australian radio, John Laws died peacefully at home at age 90.

Can you have your cake and eat it too? A touch of vintage flair and a lot of hard work have come together in Armidale with the arrival of New England Cake Co

New England Times Investigates is unpacking some of the dynamics and forces driving the new business boom, and meeting some of the new business owners having a go.

Somerton’s first dedicated preschool delivers local, high-quality early childhood education to families. Read more here.

Dive into the history of Australia’s Murray-Darling Basin in just over an hour as Inspector-General Troy Grant closes the information gap on the Basin.

In the lead up to Australian Food Safety Week 8 to 15 November 2025, the Food Safety Information Council has released a national survey that shows 66% of Australians surveyed recall experiencing some form of food poisoning or gastro and 51% of those incorrectly blame the last thing they ate.

Remember the fallen. Honour the returned. Support those still serving. However you mark it, remember to remember this Remembrance Day.

The weather was perfectly pleasant and the atmosphere humming for a successful NEGS Twilight Fair on Friday evening.

The weather was perfectly pleasant and the atmosphere humming for a successful NEGS Twilight Fair on Friday evening.