Cops arrest two amid wire thefts
A COIL of copper wire, estimated to be 10m long and weighing 30kg, was stolen from telephone poles north of Kyogle over the weekend.
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New Brighton beach plan blasted
OWNERS of beachfront properties at New Brighton say they are being used as guinea pigs in Byron Shire Council’s plan to start beach scraping near their homes.
Treasures galore at Gemfest
THERE were plenty of treasures at Lismore’s Gemfest on Saturday, and Casino youngsters Kyle and Aleriah Earl were on a mission to find them.
Life’s little treasures on show
WOULD you pay $12,000 for a figurine of a lady? That’s how much you would need to fork out to buy Max Hardman’s rare Shelley China ‘advertising lady’.
Three hurt in Newybar crash
A MAN was airlifted to Lismore Base Hospital with chest injuries after a two-car accident at a notorious Newrybar intersection yesterday afternoon.
Pimlico man jailed over $50k fraud
A ‘WHITE collar criminal’ who embezzled more than $50,000 from a Lismore company was yesterday given a 12-month jail sentence.
Needled by threat to apes
ALSTONVILLE woman hopes to give acupuncture a try when she spends two months in Borneo working with the critically endangered orang-outang population.
Fish farm fails to sell at auction
THE Ballina Fishing Park failed to sell at auction yesterday, but the selling agents are confident the property will find a new owner within the next month.
Ballina welcomes Tour de Cure
RESIDENTS of the Ballina Lakeside Holiday Park cheered as the 75 participants in the Tour de Cure charity bike ride rode into the park for lunch.
Landcare $11m cut claims denied
THE Federal Government has denied claims made by Landcare that funding for their volunteer groups was cut by almost $11 million in the Budget.
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