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Former Inverell Shire councillor Jackie Watts has been re-elected unopposed as President of the Inverell Chamber of Commerce and industry following last night’s Annual General Meeting. Ms Watts is joined on the Chamber by Vice President Allan Kemp, Secretary is Cherie...
Nationals Leader David Littleproud has labelled the Prime Minister “completely out of touch” following his hurtful comments about live sheep exports at an agricultural awards night. Prime Minister Albanese shocked the AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award gala dinner at...
Bundarra couple Mitch and Tanya Orchard have recently returned from their Drover’s Run 4x4 Outback Adventure, after raising much needed funds for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service. The Drover’s Run Group, made up of 14 vehicles and 2 support vehicles, set out on a...
The annual general meeting of the Inverell Chamber of Commerce & Industry takes place this evening at the Riverside Restaurant with current business owners encouraged to jump on board the committee. Publicity Officer Kylie Wilks says they have 3 office bearers...
Australia’s biggest field day event, AgQuip in Gunnedah, kicked off yesterday, again maintaining its reputation for bringing the latest and best ag products and services to the nation’s farmers. Into it’s 51st year, AgQuip attracts more than 100,000 visitors a year...
Australia Post is gearing up for the holiday season by recruiting around 3,000 seasonal casuals as it ramps up operations in the lead up to Christmas. This year’s seasonal recruitment drive is focused on finding people with specific skills and experience to help meet...
The New England Times “Best of the Best’” online competition has come to a close with businesses in the Inverell Shire claiming wins on 3 out of the 6 categories that were up for nomination. The categories won included Best Value for Money going to a Fruit and Vege...
The shutdown of the 3G network has been delayed after Australia's telcos came under fire over public safety risks. Telstra and Optus jointly announced the companies would delay the 3G closure until October 28. Both telcos had been preparing to switch off from the end...
The ACCC is investigating the safety of aftermarket children’s car seat head straps and baby bottle self-feeding devices, after the Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones issued Safety Warning Notices for each of the products. The safety warning notices warn consumers of...