Shark catcher warns ‘don’t swim’
SHOCK turned to excitement in an instant for Nathan Lenard when he hauled in a set line near Browns Rocks and saw he had landed an almost four-metre bull shark.
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STU Bowen has joined forces with some of the world’s top surfers to provide four million litres of clean, safe drinking water to the island of Sumba.
Early start to tick season
WAKING up to find your usually boisterous nine-month-old dog paralysed would put fear into the hearts of most people.
Tragic death of journalist
THE death by drowning of New Zealand journalist Graeme ‘Moods’ Moody at the famed Angourie Point surfing break has sent shockwaves across the Tasman.
Infant’s amazing record stands
A WORLD record is something most people won’t achieve in their lifetime but for Cody Hawdon one came within 20 minutes of taking her first breath as a newborn.
Yamba goes global in tourist promo
YAMBA is going global and Shane Henwood has been selected by Tourism Australia to showcase the town to the world.
Time to kick the smoking habit
WITH a success rate of around 50%, Champix is hailed as the best aid on the market to help people quit smoking.
Doctors demand highway action
TOO many lives have been lost on the Pacific Hwy and now it’s time for the State Government to come up with the money to fix the death strip.
Global warming affecting fish
AUSTRALIAN scientists have reported the first known detrimental impact of southern hemisphere ocean warming on a fish species.
Yamba king prawns in short supply
DO NOT start salivating over thoughts of a sumptuous feast of seafood at Christmas just yet – rtailers are reporting Yamba king prawns are in short supply.
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