Saving the cassowary
A NIMBIN-based environment group has launched a new campaign to help save the endangered cassowary.
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Lennox ‘ghetto’ claims rejected
THE planner of a proposed 74-unit affordable housing development at Greenwood Grove at Lennox Head has rejected claims it will turn the area into a ghetto.
Giant fig tree gets the chop
A GIANT fig tree at Alstonville is being cut down because it poses an ‘immediate risk to public safety’.
Farewell to legendary swim coach
TRIBUTES flowed for legendary swimming coach Stan Tilley yesterday, as hundreds attended his funeral in Ballina.
Airport parking fee on the cards
RESIDENTS in the Ballina Shire are one step closer to having to pay for parking at the airport.
Shot fired at sleeping couple
A 53-YEAR-OLD man and his pregnant wife are lucky to be alive after a man walked into the bedroom of their Ewingar home on Saturday and fired a rifle at them.
Ballina band not so Brittle
FOR a band that played ‘raw punk rock’ as 12-year-olds, Brittle has come a long way.
Lennox development plea
THREE Ballina Shire councillors have demanded an application for 74 affordable housing units at Greenwood Grove in Lennox Head be put on the council’s agenda.
Lessons for Oz in oil spill
THE co-founder of Australian Seabird Rescue, Marny Bonner, says Australia would be unprepared to deal with an oil spill like the one in the Gulf of Mexico.
Wet start to Gromfest
DESPITE several torrential downpours at Lennox Head yesterday, the Rusty Gromfest still started with a bang.
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