Ballina Relay for Life drops baton
THE hugely popular and successful Ballina Relay for Life has been cancelled this year because of a lack of volunteers.
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Approval ‘a big step’ for clubbies
IT TOOK just 20 minutes for the Joint Regional Planning Panel to approve plans for the new $6 million Ballina Lighthouse and Lismore surf lifesaving clubhouse.
Street name change angers locals
FOR months now, residents in Norvell Grove at Alstonville have felt like they don’t really exist.
Residents threaten legal action
LUXURY ocean-view homes at Lennox Head could be surrounded by units built for struggling renters if a $7 million development application is approved.
Underpass bypassed by govt
BALLINA mayor Phillip Silver says he has ‘little faith’ in the council’s relationship with the State Government.
Students trumpet in new PM
THE 45 young musicians in Alstonville Primary School’s band will never forget their visit to Parliament House in Canberra last week.
Green power lost by communities
THE template which councils are being forced to use in developing their environmental plans is taking power away from communities, according to the Greens.
$100m Ballina project on market
A $100 million project that was set to be the biggest bulky goods showroom on the North Coast is on the market.
Locals blinded by colour of roof
FORCED to wear sunglasses in their kitchens, residents in Killarney Crescent at Skennars Head are not happy with the brightness of their neighbour’s new roof.
4WD owners pay for beach access
STARTING next Thursday four-wheel-drive users will need a permit to get on to Lennox Head’s Seven Mile Beach.
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