A man has died in a single-vehicle crash in northeastern New South Wales. Police say a car smashed into a tree on Wilmotts Rd in Spring Ridge, about 70km south of Gunnedah, at 4am. The driver, a man believed to be aged in his 20s, died at the scene.

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Police have launched a high-visibility operation for this year's Tamworth Country Music Festival to ensure country-music fans enjoy the event

Jeans, T-shirts and cowboy hats are everywhere at the Tamworth Country Music Festival, which kicked off over the weekend and will run until next Sunday. The classic country look of big buckled ...

A man has died after a crash in the state's north west overnight.About 4am today, Sunday 26 January 2025, emergency services were called to Wilmotts

Casey Barnes won his third Golden Guitar for Contemporary Album of the Year. Barnes took home the award for his album ‘MAYDAY’, produced by Michael De Lorenzis and Michael Paynter, at the 2025 Golden Guitar Awards in Tamworth on Saturday night.

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Country music star Max Jackson speaks of the ‘whole new buzz’ at this year’s Tamworth Country Music Festival. More than 40-thousand people are expected to attend this festival in northeastern New South Wales.

An undercover BBC reporter spent a year investigating the far-right group and its members were recorded using racial slurs. One Patriotic Alternative (PA) member said he believed a race war was inevitable and the organisation should use a similar tactic to the Nazi party to gain power.