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Uproar over mayor’s vote to move 60 jobs out of Lismore
Rous County Council has offices and depots spread across six local government areas, and was looking to move all its operations to one spot – not everyone is happy that might be Ballina.
Car destroyed by fire in highway crash this morning
Emergency services are still on the scene of the incident that occurred south of Ballina this morning.
$6.5M, four-storey block of units approved for Lismore
““The need for one and two bedroom properties is enormous”: 30 new units were slated for affordable housing in Lismore.
Ballina the preferred location for $270M algae farm
Ballina is the “Goldilocks zone” for growing algae, making it the preferred place to build a new research centre to explore its use in food, pharmaceutical, and agricultural products.
Plans to expand Goonellabah housing estate by 200 lots
Plans have been lodged to add more than 200 lots to a popular housing estate in Goonellabah.
Emergency services called to car rollover on the Pacific Hwy
The highway incident occurred just after 2pm this afternoon north of Ballina.
Say goodbye to dry June, rain is on its way
Rainfall in June was way below average, but is that about to change?
Buyers line up to own iconic Lennox hill
This coastal farm is set to smash records, with multiple buyers expressing interest in the property. So how much money are they offering?
Lismore’s favourite foodie event is back
Covid threw many events into disarray, but Eat the Street will return to Lismore in coming months, and it coincides with another, shiny festival.
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