Tornado demolishes Trevor’s dream
IT TOOK just minutes for Trevor Hickey’s dream home in Stewart Street, Lennox Head, to be demolished by the tornado that raged through the village yesterday.
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Safest hiding place was the toilet
HUDDLED in their downstairs bathroom, Jamie Young and his three-year-old son, Huey, were terrified as yesterday’s tornado wreaked havoc on their home.
Man saves wife but loses home
IT took just two minutes for Trevor Hickey’s dream home in Stewart Street in Lennox Head to be completely demolished by the tornado.
Chaotic scenes at Lennox van park
SEVERAL vans had been flung into the air by the wild winds at Lennox Head caravan park, with one crushing another when it landed on top of it.
Rats to infest the Northern Rivers
RATS are unhygienic, disease-ridden and one of the most feared household pests, and they are expected to infest the Northern Rivers in huge numbers this winter.
Feral pigs damage wetland
A PROTECTED wetland in Ballina is being seriously damaged by growing numbers of feral pigs.
New promo to boost Northern Rivers
A TOURISM experience already worth millions of dollars to the Northern Rivers economy will get a boost, thanks to a new promotion.
Alive with music at Lake Ainsworth
THERE will be a lot more noise than usual at Lake Ainsworth in Lennox Head this week, as 54 high school students fine tune their musical skills.
Rivafest money flows to gallery
BALLINA Shire Council will use money set aside for the now-defunct Rivafest to fund a co-ordinator positin for the Northern Rivers Community Gallery.
Beef Week one of the best, says MP
“IT’S hard work, but it’s also a lot of fun.” That’s how St Mary’s High School student Amy Smith described her day at Beef Week on Saturday.
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