Opinion: Neurodivergent Children Are Asking to Be Seen, Not Fixed

Laetitia Andrac, CEO & Co-Founder, Understanding Zoe

Laetitia Andrac from Understanding Zoe says too often, we talk about neurodiversity as though awareness alone is enough – in reality, it isn’t. The real problem is the disconnect in how support is organised.

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Opinion: Have your Say on the Armidale City Centre Plan

Cr Dr Dorothy Robinson, Armidale Regional Councillor

If only 36 people were using the Beardy St Mall – either inside or outside the buildings – we hardly call it bustling with activity. So what will 36 parking spaces (the number proposed for the East Mall), an access road,…


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Letter: Credit Where It’s Due

Denise McHugh, Tamworth

Re: TAFE NSW Tamworth to get $950,000 clean energy training upgrade It’s easy to criticise governments. Social media and the letters pages are full of it.…

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Begin Rant: Why is everyone so angry?

RK Crosby, CEO of KORE CSR and Publisher of New England Times

RK Crosby says you’re not imagining it, everyone is angry. And it’s not hard to figure out why, but it is hard to figure out why politicians are making it worse.

QW: Better than the real Rocky

Emma & Susan, Armidale

My mother and I went to the ADMS Rocky Horror Show and Rocky was perfect – he did better than the real Rocky!

QW: Lack of consultation has become a trend

Dave, Armidale

It’s kinda interesting that literally days after the mayors were uppity about not being consulted on the stupid Nationals pulling the plug on the REZ, that Armidale council did a Moylan and announced a huge plan no one wanted without any consultation. Let’s hope that this trend of big stupid idea no consultation ends quickly.

QW: We need a Cardiac Team

Angela, Tamworth

We need a cardiac team in the cath lab at Tamworth Base Hospital, 7 days a week. I could have died after having heart attack on a Friday, because there’s no cath lab on Fridays or weekends – I was taken by helicopter to John Hunter in Newcastle. It’s not good enough for a town this size.

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