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Did we photograph your furry friend at the Gala Day for Dogs? (opens the original)
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It was a fiesta of furry, four-legged fun as The Gala Day For Dogs took over Bicentennial Park on the weekend. All sorts of canine companions - huge, tiny, and everything in-between - took to the park, to participate in everything from scent-training demonstrations, fashion shows, and finding new things to sniff. Laura Smith, one of the organisers, said it was the biggest Gala ever. "Based on the number of raffle tickets distributed, competition participation, and a review of photos, we estimate
Preliminary work finally begins on Goonoo Goonoo Road duplication (opens the original)
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It's been years of uncertainty for Tamworth residents, but work is finally underway on a $58.4 million upgrade to one of the city's most important pieces of infrastructure. Preliminary work began on Tuesday, September 29, on the much-awaited Goonoo Goonoo Road duplication project, with surveyors starting geotechnical work that's necessary to widen the road. "Transport for NSW is planning the duplication of Goonoo Goonoo Road, between Jack Smyth Drive and Calala Lane," a spokesperson for Transpor
Cops, NSW Health raid popular smoke shops citing illicit tobacco products (opens the original)
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More businesses have been closed across Tamworth as a crackdown by NSW Health leaves shops shuttered across the Tamworth CBD. Supported by Oxley Police, NSW Health officers swooped on Peel Street, taking hundreds of packs of illicit tobacco out of stores and attaching closure notices in the middle of the day. SSG Smokestation, King of the Pack and JJ Convenience Store Tobacco were three popular shops hit in the raids on Peel Street. Dozens of onlookers stopped to watch officers haul boxes of ill
'A day of reflection': Officers gather for National Police Remembrance Day (opens the original)
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It was a morning of solemn, sombre remembrance for the officers of Oxley police as they gathered at St Nicholas' Catholic Church in East Tamworth to remember those officers who had fallen. National Police Remembrance is held every year on 29 September, not just for Australian officers like Manilla officer Harris Landgraf, but also those from around the Pacific from Papua New Guinea, Samoa, and the Solomon Islands. The service was led by Oxley Police Chaplain Father Damien Locke and St Nicholas'
How new laws gave police power to 'wand' people for weapons in Tamworth (opens the original)
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A 12-hour blitz has seen 62 people stopped and searched for knives, with police called in from Dubbo to help crack down on weapons on the streets of Tamworth. Operation Ares saw Oxley police invoke powers to stop and search people in a targeted area for 12 hours on Thursday, with Tamworth Operational Support Group officers teaming up with their Dubbo counterparts to "wand" people with handheld metal detectors to search for knives and other weapons. "Police from the Western Operational Support Gr
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