Seabed mapping first for Byron
THE Cape Byron Marine Park has become the first in NSW to have its seabed fully mapped using a program that has been described as one of the best in Australia.
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Ford hot rod turns heads on Hwy
CRUISING down the highways in his 1942 Ford Roadster pick-up truck, towing a homemade 1950s caravan, Alstonville man Dennis Watts is hard to miss.
Twin bridges on road to completion
SEVERAL milestones will be reached on the Ballina bypass by the end of July, including the completion of the Teven Road twin bridges.
Residents chosen for climate plan
RANDOMLY chosen Ballina Shire residents will soon have a chance to help the council develop its climate action plan.
Resident fights to keep road open
ACCESS to Cumbalum, Ballina’s biggest growth area, will become a major safety hazard as the population explodes over the next 25 years.
Action against whaling applauded
THE Federal Government’s decision to take legal action against Japanese whaling in the Southern Ocean has been welcomed by Page MP Janelle Saffin.
Ballinas Bounty of food and wine
RAIN, hail or shine, the inaugural Ballina Bounty festival will go ahead as planned tomorrow.
Couple donates land to help koalas
THE generosity of one local couple will help sick and injured koalas right across the Northern Rivers.
Silver accuses Govt of hypocrisy
BALLINA mayor Phillip Silver has accused the State Government of ‘utter hypocrisy’ for forcing the council to seek community approval for a rate rise.
Break on Lennox clubhouse
LENNOX HEAD is one step closer to getting a new surf club after Ballina Shire Council yesterday agreed to set aside $30,000 to get concept plans drawn up.
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