Service centre plan withdrawn
LENNOX Head developer Chris Condon has withdrawn his application for a $20 million service centre on the new Ballina bypass.
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Former local launches aid project
AFTER surviving terrorist bombings in the Ugandan city of Kampala, a former Mullumbimby man has resolved to do what he can to help suffering villagers.
$12m plan to avert homeless crisis
A $12 MILLION pledge to combat homelessness on the Northern Rivers has been described as a ‘blueprint for real action’ by local social workers.
One in 20 lucky to get shelter
FOR the past 20 years, Margaret Lord has watched the number of homeless people in Lismore increase.
Brother documents family tragedy
ALMOST eight years after his two brothers were killed in a car accident, Ben Daniels has helped make a documentary that he hopes will prevent similar tragedies.
‘Talaya will be just fine’
JUST 30 hours after nine-year-old Talaya Close had risky surgery to remove a brain tumour she was out of hospital.
Yacht’s watery end
A 12-METRE yacht that had spent the past few months on the bottom of Emigrant Creek at Ballina was salvaged yesterday.
DIY check-in takes off
SELF check-in kiosks have been installed at the Ballina-Byron Gateway Airport in an effort to reduce its ‘terrible reputation’ for on-time performance.
Penality for logging breaches
THE North East Forest Alliance has accused Forests NSW of ignoring licence conditions at a logging site west of Casino.
Tourism roller-coaster in Ballina
BALLINA is becoming more and more popular as a holiday destination, according to those in the tourism industry.
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