Tyalgum carols will boast spirit of Australian bush
TYALGUM Community Carols by Candlelight will celebrate a traditional bush christmas this December with free entertainment for everyone.
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Gamers called to duty as new must-have software released
CALL of Duty: Black Ops 2 by Activision was released on Tuesday to crowds of locals keen to return to the series competitive play.
Man solves eclipse eyewear dilemma with six sunglasses
A SOLAR eclipse provided a striking show for interested locals out and about this morning.
Classic boats float in for regatta
WOODEN boat enthusiasts should head to Condong this Saturday for the Tweed River Classic Boat Regatta.
It’s official, Jack Evans is tops
JACK Evans Boat Harbour in Tweed has received an architectural design award at a prestigious ceremony held in Canberra.
Burnt by my barbecue
A TWEED Heads man was hospitalised with severe burns earlier this week after kicking a can of fuel into an open barbecue.
Girl charged with shops stabbing
A 17-YEAR-old female stabbed another teenager on Tuesday morning at a Tweed shopping centre and has been charged by police.
Giant panorama painting to feature
ART aficionados will hit Murwillumbah later this month as the Caldera ArtFest hosts its largest exhibition to date.
Money for mental health research
TWEED residents suffering mental illness are hoping for a breakthrough after MP Mark Butler announced a $7.5 million Mental Health Research Fellowship.
Fuel drive-offs on the rise
TWEED service stations are noticing an increase in drive-offs and petrol theft as prices continue to climb.
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