Free arboreal water drinkers to help wildlife such as koalas are being distributed to landowners on the Northern Rivers for installation on their properties, marking the beginning of the broader rollout of water tanks across Australia.
Lismore Swans will don a new jumper designed by a talented artist and player for the Sir Doug Nicholls Round celebrating the club’s family approach and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and contribution to AFL.
One of Australia’s leading business figures has been appointed Chancellor for Southern Cross University and will succeed Nick Burton who has headed the educational organisation since 2014.
An Alstonville man has declared he will celebrate his $100,000 lottery win with a Covid-19 vaccination so he can begin to plan a much-wanted holiday.
Police have extradited two men from Queensland to face charges of armed robbery after the State Crime Command’s Robbery and Serious Crime Squad investigates the incident on the South Coast.
The director of the annual Lismore Lantern Parade said the event will go ahead as planned despite someone registering the business name without any involvement in it.
Anyone keen to improve their mountain bike skills is invited to sign up for a Kyogle Club course guaranteed to have you riding dirt trails with confidence and finesse.
A portrait of former Socceroo Craig Foster, with his eyes closed as he recovers and imagines a better country for its citizens and refugees, by Sydney-based artist Julian Meagher, has been named a finalist in the 2021 Archibald Prize.
Officers allege a female student was sexually assaulted between the ages of 13 to 16, as the 66-year-old man was extradited from Queensland.
With the new Covid-19 vaccination clinic at Lismore Square there’s no excuse not to roll up your sleeve and get the vaccination to protect yourself, your family and community.
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