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Inverell Shire Council has endorsed a $409,000 trial of a graded (Otta) bitumen seal on a 2.4‑kilometre section of Elsmore Road, from the end of the existing bitumen to Wire Creek Bridge. The decision was formally approved at the March Council Meeting. A graded...
Laws giving NSW Police and Transport for NSW new powers to seize and crush illegal e-bikes were introduced to NSW parliament yesterday, as part of the Minns Labor Government’s crackdown on dangerous and anti-social e-bike use. The Road Transport Amendment...
It was disappointing that a State Government fuel supply ‘roundtable’ this week was labelled a ‘talkfest’ with no real solutions. In fact, the invite list excluded all non-government MPs and only a few regional stakeholders including agricultural groups and...
Local motorists and pedestrians are advised that there will be traffic interruptions and road closures in Inverell from 6:30am until 5.00pm this Saturday, for the Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic. Vivian Street, between Evans Street and Glen Innes Road, Evans Street,...
A major safety transformation on one of the most important highways in regional NSW is now complete, thanks to a $15.7 million upgrade funded by the Albanese and Minns Labor Governments. Motorists are set to benefit from safer, smoother and more reliable journeys...
NRMA believes Australians could face higher costs at the bowser as soon as this upcoming weekend or early into next week following the conflict in the Middle East. Before the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and threats from Iran that any ship trying to pass would be...
Glen Innes Severn Council has formally written to the NSW Minister for Transport and lodged its submission to Transport for NSW as part of the consultation for the New England & North West Strategic Regional Integrated Transport Plan (SRITP). Mayor Margot Davis...
The Minns Government will restore controlled one-lane access to Waterfall Way within six weeks, following extensive engineering assessment of the Gordonville Cutting landslip. More than 250 tonnes of rock and debris have fallen at the site since the initial failure,...
Governments are being urged to bolster road safety measures as the number of deaths in local streets rise dramatically. Roads Australia says an urgent review and more federal and state support for councils are needed as the nation veers away from achieving a key road...