Closer to home: Frustration, relief as couple cross Qld border
It took 10 days of calling for Glen and Gloria Sheather to make it across the border, but they’ll still have to wait to get to their new Queensland home.
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Brutal roadside reality sparks plea to slow down for emus
Confronting images of emus killed by traffic have driven a community to take action. Here is what’s being done. WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
Watch: Brooms Head General Store’s long road to reopening
It’s been more work than they could’ve imagined, but they’ve let the community be part of the redevelopment. See the journey the Brooms Head General Store has taken to reopen after almost two years.
Police take a stand across the region against protest action
The head of Grafton police has been joined by other commands across the North Coast in condemning protest actions last week, and warn that public health orders will be enforced
‘It seemed hopeless’: Incredible four-hour effort to save horse
Local SES say they’ve never been involved in a rescue like it, and for horse owner Laura Wayshner, she went from thinking her fallen horse was ‘in his grave’ to back getting cuddles in a few hours. Watch the amazing vision here:
Revealed: Place you were 400 times more likely to be snapped by speed camera
You’re on camera, but you won’t be smiling after a sharp rise in speeding detections over the past few months. Two places across the Clarence Valley had massive jumps in the number of fines given by mobile cameras
Left in the lurch: Border closure keeps our kids waiting
It was ordered in March, but a combination of border closures and a lack of tradies will see kids across the Clarence left out in the cold with little end in sight.
Lockdown limbo: Sporting clubs make their finals plans
Some are sticking to their finals format, other clubs have abandoned their seasons altogether. Find out what your code is doing here.
Telstra reveal cause of widespread mobile outage
Telstra has revealed what caused a widespread outage that had mobile reception down for more than a day.
Cuter than you can bear: Koala’s safe spot masks big problem
It may look cute and cuddly, but the reason this koala took refuge in this unusual spot may be more to do with what humans are doing than what they are.
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