145 photos to celebrate 145 years
Today marks 145 years since The Northern Star first started covering news on the Northern Rivers. We share some of the memories with you.
Today marks 145 years since The Northern Star first started covering news on the Northern Rivers. We share some of the memories with you.
An insurance payout not only replaced Lismore’s recycling centre, destroyed by fire in 2019, it also recognised the loss of revenue as a result of the centre’s closure.
Lismore councillors were asked to reimburse a resident who received a $2000 bill, incurred because of a concealed water leak.
Councillors expressed outrage at a move by the State Government that they say undermines the council’s ability to do its job.
Council will decide whether to credit money to a ratepayer after it was found a leak led to his excessive water bill. It comes as the council makes changes to its policies on water loss.
Lismore has been so popular as a film location, the council has made changes to its fee structure.
The power went out this afternoon just after 2.30pm, impacting more than 700 homes on the Northern Rivers. Power has now been restored to most homes, 37 were still without power.
The Bureau of Meteorology says a cold front could bring unseasonal severe thunderstorms to the region, and we should be prepared.
New upgrades are planned for Oakes Oval, but staff say the lights are failing, and there’s no money allocated in the Budget to replace them.
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