Tamworth, where opportunity meets innovation in a thriving regional landscape. 

With competitive operating costs and exceptional access to national and international markets through our robust rail, road and air infrastructure, Tamworth is ideally positioned for business success.

Our diverse economy encompasses key sectors, including manufacturing, logistics, health services, and tourism, each supported by a skilled workforce ready to meet the demands of the future. 

Here, you’ll find a welcoming and diverse community that embraces growth and collaboration. 

Join other successful businesses in Tamworth and unlock the potential to start, relocate, or expand your business in a region dedicated to your success. 

 

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Major Projects

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Tenders & EOIs

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Agriculture

Agriculture

  • One of Australia’s most productive inland agricultural regions 
  • Advanced agribusiness investment opportunities  
  • Proximity to major processors, feedlots and saleyards supports supply chain efficiency 
  • Significant agricultural workforce underpinning employment across the region 
  • Increasing adoption of ag tech and advanced farming practices 

Logistics and Transport

Logistics and Transport

  • The Tamworth Advantage 
    Strategically positioned logistics hub with strong road, rail and air connectivity. The Tamworth Global Gateway Park (TGGP) plays a pivotal role in providing zoned industrial and logistics land for freight based industries. The sector employs approximately 1,400 people (2022/23). 
  • Rail & Freight Infrastructure 
    Qube‑operated rail intermodal facility enhances supply‑chain efficiency and enables cost‑effective freight movement . Direct rail access to major domestic and export markets, including Port Botany 

Aviation

Aviation

  • Direct flights connect Tamworth to Sydney and Brisbane 
  • Established flight training facilities used by leading flight training colleges 
  • Planned airport upgrades present future opportunities in aviation and logistics investment 

Health & Community Services

Health & Community Services

  • Home to Tamworth Hospital – the largest health facility in NSW outside the Sydney-Wollongong-Newcastle metro area  
  • Healthcare and Social Assistance is Tamworth’s largest employer, employing more than 6,500 people (2022/23) 
  • Co located University of Newcastle Teaching Hospital supports clinical training and research 
  • Strong opportunities for expansion in healthcare, aged care and childcare 

Manufacturing

Manufacturing

  • Home to industry leaders Baiada, Teys Australia and Thomas Foods International, Tamworth is a rapidly emerging advanced manufacturing centre  
  • Capabilities span advanced engineering, fabrication, maintenance and industrial services 
  • Employs nearly 2,700 people (2022/23) across food processing, engineering and industrial sub‑sectors and generates significant economic output 
  • Opportunities for investment across manufacturing, value adding and complementary services such as waste recycling and circular economy initiatives 

Tourism & Sport

Tourism & Sport

  • Home to the iconic Tamworth Country Music Festival (TCMF) that attracts over 60,000 attendees annually and generates millions in visitor expenditure 
  • Australian Equine and Livestock Events Centre (AELEC) is the premier equine and livestock facility in NSW 
  • Multi‑purpose stadiums attract national and international events 
  • Hosts approximately 120,000 domestic and international visitors annually 
  • Tamworth Regional Events and Conference Centre (TRECC) is a versatile multi purpose venue that hosts international and national acts and performers  
  • Continued growth in the visitor economy creating Opportunities across hospitality, retail, dining and visitor experiences 

Education & Research

Education & Research

  • Growing population and workforce driving increased demand for education and vocational training 
  • Strong alignment between education pathways and key local industries such as agriculture and manufacturing 
  • University of Newcastle and University of New England have an established presence in Tamworth 
  • Expanding tertiary footprint supports workforce development, research and regional retention of talent