In Court: 12 people appearing in Maclean court today
Find out who is appearing in Maclean court for criminal matters on Thursday July 1
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Jacaranda Festival’s hero recognised at tourism awards
His work has been widely lauded by the community for helping create the best Jacaranda Festival, but this latest award elevates him to “hero” status. Find out the details here.
Massive flood clean-up effort continues in Clarence
The water may have long subsided, but the work of cleaning up waterways is moving along the Clarence
North Coast aged care vaccine hits big milestone
As the Prime Minister announces mandatory vaccination for aged care staff, here’s how the rollout for aged care residents in our region has gone so far.
Amazing photos as cute sea-critter has a play on our beach
They come around every year, but it didn’t stop this little guy from delighting a crowd who watched from a distance. See the photos here
In Court: 5 people appearing in Grafton criminal court
Find out who is appearing in Grafton court for criminal matters.
Revealed: Meet your 2021 Jacaranda Queen candidates
See who’s vying to represent our city and festival, and see the amazing photo shoot and behind the scenes video to introduce them to the town!
COVID-19 outbreak: How do our test numbers stack up?
As the disease again spreads, authorities are urging people with even the mildest symptoms to get tested and isolate? Are the people across our region doing the right thing?
Inmate’s story of culture wins major art award
Artwork created as part of cultural connection program at local jail wins major prize.
‘You’re not taking away my ferry’: Lone voice against new bridge
It has been the bane of those who live across the river since it began its service in the late 1800s, but for one Clarence Valley Councillor, there’s lots of reasons to keep the busiest ferry crossing in the state operational.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/adam-hourigan/page/21