Rob Douglas is a journalist based in Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia. He writes for Nbn Television and covers local news and events in the area. Rob's articles focus on a range of topics including community issues, sports, and local business developments.
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Rob Douglas' coverage indicates a strong focus on local events and sports in the New South Wales area, particularly Tamworth. Given his emphasis on event coverage and government announcements, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming sporting events, community initiatives, or local government policies affecting the region.
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Police are searching for three offenders, following a series of violent break and enters across Tamworth yesterday.
It’s the tiny school near Tamworth that continues to bat above its weight…Timbumburi Public School has once again qualified for the State P-Double S-A boys cricket finals.
An extreme fire danger warning is in place this evening as temperatures soar across the North West.
By: Rob Douglas
The Armidale School has advanced to the Waratah W Rugby Shield semi finals after a nail-biting win over Coffs Harbour’s Bishop Druitt College late yesterday.
He’s been a staple on the Australian country music scene for more than 20 years, but there’s one thing that’s eluded Travis Collins… until now.
By: Rob Douglas
Students from New South Wales and Queensland set their sights on the Northern New South Wales Schools Shooting titles at Loomberah, near Tamworth today.
By: Rob Douglas
136 years ago today, Tamworth became the first city in the Southern Hemisphere to switch on electric street lighting.
By: Rob Douglas
A solar farm and battery project has been conditionally approved for farm land south of Tamworth. Th
Nurses and midwives in the New England also walked off the job, taking their frustrations to the street.
Speak up and report more – that’s the message from the Independent Commission Against Corruption.
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