New Tamworth mental health unit welcome. The old Banksia unit was Dickensian, unfit for humans. Although I had seen it for a long time I was told nothing had changed. The worry will be like most New England Health facilities, will it have enough staff?
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QW: the mall debate again
Re: Cars in the mall and no more bowling club: Armidale’s city centre plan revealed As an old Armidale boy I recall the debate about closing the mall. Armidale suffers from a fragmented shopping precinct. They all look dead. Another one would make it worse. We live near Inverell that has a thriving shopping centre. […]
QW: Get back to work
Re: Cars in the mall and no more bowling club: Armidale’s city centre plan revealed The current council under Mayor Coupland have their heads in the clouds. Maybe they should return to the ground and start doing what they promised when arguing for the SRV increase which is to repair and upgrade existing essential infrastructure.
QW: Nats taking us for granted
Re: Begin Rant: The New England can’t afford friends like these This NSW Coalition decision on the New England REZ demonstrates that the unelected hacks and politicians of the Nationals are taking New England voters for granted. Regional Independents get things done for their communities. What have the Nationals and One Nation done?
QW: PBS is unappreciated
The PBS is one of the great, underappreciated sucessess of Australia. So embeded that people take its benefits for granted.
Editorial: How we talk to you, and how you talk to us
We’re unblocking most people from our Facebook Page today, but that doesn’t mean you won’t get blocked again. Plus we’ve posted a new AI Policy. Both things are about being a reliable source of news you know you can trust.
Letter: Neighbours who deserve better
Suella writes that the people of Walcha, Boorolong, Yarrowyck, Ebor, and Georges Junction are not agitators. They are neighbours who deserve better than being told to “grow up”.
Letter: Put RWH to an election
Stephen writes that the issue of Ray White House should be put to the people at an election.
Letter: McLean Care lost sight of what matters
Former McLean Care staff member Tameka writes that the consequences of the company’s ambitious growth plans are being left for others to clean up.
Letter: Judge governments by what they deliver
Denise writes the NSW budget offers rego relief, hospital investment, and drought support, and voters may want to look at the results.
