Digital photos close camera shop
A CAMERA shop which has served Ballina residents for more than 25 years is getting ready to close its doors.
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FORGET sharks – the biggest challenge for lifeguards on the Northern Rivers is getting people to swim between the flags.
Concerns over impact of LEP
THE ‘city-centric’ guidelines for Ballina Shire’s new local environmental plan (LEP) could have devastating consequences for important biodiversity areas.
Love found through The Star
GLORIA O’Neill met husband John through the Ultimate Connections section of The Northern Star.
High-rise concerns for Lennox
LENNOX HEAD residents say they will fight to make sure their town does not become ‘the next Gold Coast’.
Council votes against amalgamation
A PROPOSAL from more than 700 Evans Head residents to have their town become part of the Ballina Shire was narrowly rejected by councillors this week.
Stepping out of the chamber
HELPING to secure a commercial airport for Ballina was one of Bryan Marriott’s proudest moments during his time with the Ballina Chamber of Commerce.
Sleeping like a baby portrait wins
LISMORE-BASED artist Cassandra Rijs wanted to paint her partner of three years, Dean Greguric, but couldn’t think of the right way to portray him.
Council dumps costly Rivafest
BALLINA’S only major festival has been scrapped despite attracting more than 10,000 people last year.
Evans Head servo re-opens
FOR more than six months, residents of Evans Head have been forced to travel to Broadwater or Woodburn to fill their cars with petrol.
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