Alcohol-free streets for Wardell
ALCOHOL could be banned in the main streets of Wardell after police urged Ballina Shire Council to implement an alcohol-free zone in an effort to stop violence.
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Surf schools may face wipe-out
COMPETITION will be fierce for surf school licences in the Ballina Shire with the council, for the first time, calling for tenders for the licences.
Rumble over truck noise
RESIDENTS in Carlisle Street at Wardell say they don’t need alarm clocks to wake up in the morning – the trucks going past do it for them.
Crackdown on gambling ‘won’t work’
THE general manager of the Ballina RSL Club has criticised Federal Labor’s plan to crack down on problem gambling, saying the initiatives are unlikely to work.
Dads take a turn in canteen
HOW many men does it take to run the canteen at Alstonville Public School for a day?
Pet dog shot and dumped
A SWAN BAY woman is desperate to track down the ‘gutless’ person who brutally shot and killed her family’s dog, breaking the hearts of her three children.
Organics bins get go-ahead
A KERBSIDE organics and green waste collection service will be implemented in urban areas of the Ballina Shire by July next year.
Airlines introduce more flights
TRAVELLING between Sydney and Ballina will become even easier, with five extra Jetstar flights a week, adding an extra 92,000 seats to the route every year.
Trainees awarded for hard effort
TRAINEES, apprentices and their employers from across the region gathered on Friday night for Northern Rivers Group Training’s annual awards night in Lismore.
Public to be feted by kids
IT’S BEEN 17 years sinceWyrallah Road Public School in Lismore has held a fete or carnival, so this year they are going to do it in style.
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