New boats, better plumbing and more as groups win grants
CURRUMBIN MP Jann Stuckey announced that five community groups will receive over $124,000 in much needed funding.
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Warning as bluebottle blow in and land on beaches
SURF Life Saving have warned people to watch out for marine stingers as blue bottles washed up on Tweed beaches yesterday.
Amputees taken to course for golf open with a difference
MEMBERS of the Queensland Amputee Golf Association could teach most of us a thing or two about the sport, despite their disabilities.
Lane closures causing delays in Tugun tunnel
WORK in the Tugun Bypass tunnel has caused delays with traffic crawling through the tunnel at about 10kmh.
Work begins to stabilise landslip on Tugun Bypass
STATE and federal governments will spend $1.8 million stabilising loose land above the Tugun Bypass’ southbound lane.
Chewing the fat about nutrition at Mur’bah library
OLWEN Anderson will prove that you are what you eat during talks at Murwillumbah library later this month.
Tourism board throws support behind Big Day Out Tweed
TWEED’S tourism body says hosting the Big Day Out would be a promotional and economic win for the shire.
Police keeping eye on burnout hotspot of Enterprise Ave
HOONS have made a Tweed road their private racetrack and businesses are worried someone will get hurt.
Move over Gold Coast, Tweed wants Big Day Out festival
BIG Day Out will be coming to the Tweed if the council gets its way.
Graffiti vandals risk driver licence under new laws
A CRACKDOWN on graffiti in the Tweed shire will target minors and punish them with harsher penalties.
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