Category: North West News
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North West’s Shanna Whan opens up about Queen’s Funeral
From the North West – to Westminster Abbey. Local Hero Shanna Whan has returned from London after she was selected to attend the Queen’s Funeral. The Maules Creek resident says it was an honour to represent Australia among the world’s leaders and dignitaries.
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Queen Commemoration at Tamworth’s Town Hall
Hundreds have turned out in Tamworth to reflect on Her Majesty’s life – and reign.
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Flooding leaves Wee Waa residents isolated
Much of the state is on alert tonight with the weather bureau warning river systems in the North West could experience major flooding.
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Last day for Tamworth’s Heaven Can Wait Animal Shelter
After years of rehoming dogs, Tamworth’s Heaven Can Wait Animal Shelter is closing its doors. Operators Brett and Kate Davies are hoping other like-minded locals fill the void – as they move into retirement.
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‘Chloe’s Challenge’ re-launched for Tamworth warrior
One blood donation is what it took to save a young Tamworth girl’s life. Chloe Brown lives with a serious bacterial infection and now she’s urging the community to help her and others, by rolling up their sleeves.
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Kentucky grazier wins 2022 Australian Farmer of the Year
Kentucky’s Michael Taylor is back on home soil, with a fancy new title. The 2022 Australian Farmer of the Year says he’s humbled after taking out the national award – and remains passionate about continuing his family’s legacy.
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North West locals bitten by the travel bug again
They spent months issuing refunds… but now, there’s been some welcome relief for Tamworth travel agents. They’re run off their feet with bookings… as exhausted locals jump at the chance to get on a plane.
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Releases won’t be made from dams with rain forecast
As parts of the North West prepare for further flooding, Water NSW has confirmed it won’t be taking water from local dams. The assurance comes as major clean-ups continue in Gunnedah.
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Flood clean up begins but locals still on their toes
Flood water is starting to recede in Gunnedah but residents remain on alert, with more rain forecast in the coming days. Wee Waa locals are preparing to be cut off by flood water, which could see them isolated for up to a week.
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Riders rev engines for 2022 Variety Adventure Ride
Dozens of motorbike riders have begun a monstrous trek across Northern New South Wales. Raising funds for Variety Children’s Charity with every rev – the cash will help sick kids, and those with a disability.