Mungindi Tennis celebrates its 100th anniversary with the final layer of asphalt laid on the new multipurpose courts.
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Armidale’s Scott Group turns 25 and its mind to the housing crisis
Armidale’s Scott Group is turning 25 this month. Ben Scott talks to New England Today about the business of housing and how it has changed.
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New exhibitions at NERAM drawing on artistic process
A trio of new exhibitions – featuring drawings from the NERAM collections, will be opening at NERAM this week.
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Celebrate moving back into the light at the Australian Standing Stones
This Saturday Glen Innes, and its Australian Standing Stones will be marking the astronomical season of spring, known as the equinox, in classic Glen Innes style.
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$11.5 million safety boost for Oxley Highway
The NSW Government is investing $11.5 million to improve safety on a six-kilometre stretch of the Oxley Highway, west of Gunnedah.
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Building a legacy of kindness and giving
There’s something extra special about Legacy’s Gwenneth Daley Legacy Centre store in Inverell.
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Growing education and autonomy for a healthy future
Just a short drive west of Inverell sits a property with aspirations to make sustainable, healthy eating attainable for everybody, and to take that model and share it across Australia.
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You’re a friendly bunch: what we’ve learned from the ‘God’s Country’ series
If you’ve never left the New England, it’s difficult to appreciate how special it is As we wrap up our ‘God’s Country’ series, one thing is clear: we’re pretty friendly.
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Calls for reform to save festival industry
Tamworth MP Kevin Anderson and Tamworth Country Music Festival organiser Barry Harley have called for reforms needed to save the festival sector
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The grass is always greener: Why we’re writing stories about people who have moved to the New England
Our New England communities are undergoing a profound change, so in this investigative series, we’re finding out from our new arrivals what brought them here and how they’re finding their new homes.