Supa IGA for Wollongbar
WOLLONGBAR will soon get a supermarket three times the size of its existing one, after a Supa IGA store was approved by the Ballina Shire Council yesterday.
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WWI honour board restored
A GRANT from the Department of Veterans’ Affairs has given an important piece of Broadwater’s history a new lease of life.
Ballina bypass full steam ahead
IT’S FULL steam ahead for the Ballina bypass, with traffic to be diverted on to the Cumbalum interchange next Wednesday.
Emotional poem remembers them
AS Fred Hyland read the last few lines of the poem, A Soldier Died Today, at a pre-Anzac Day service yesterday, the crowd was completely silent.
Super-sized passionfruit
THERE must be something in the water at John and Gloria O’Neill’s Wollongbar property – there’s a passionfruit the size of a mango growing at their place.
Club denied new lease on life
A ‘COSTLY’ and ‘exhaustive’ review into Ballina’s long-running croquet war has been completed by NSW Lands Minister Tony Kelly.
Ballina’s Rivafest in doubt
A DECISION on the future of Ballina’s popular Rivafest will be made tomorrow, with council staff recommending the event be cancelled.
Kayakers raise rivers of cash
IT WAS a difficult end for those involved in this year’s Paddle for Life fundraising event, as kayakers battled against the tide in a bid to get back to land.
Man charged over Lennox carjacking
A TERRIFYING carjacking incident has shocked residents in the normally quiet village of Lennox Head.
Drivers at risk after spills
AN OIL spill on Teven Road and a diesel fuel spill on Rotary Drive in Lismore had drivers on high alert and kept emergency service crews busy yesterday morning.
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