Ferris wheel breaks, injures girls
A full-scale investigation has been launched to find out why a Ferris wheel carriage broke off and plummeted to the ground at Bluesfest on Monday night.
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Woman main culprit in brawl
A GROUP of Box Ridge residents who were involved in a wild Sunday brawl were charged with affray and granted bail after four days in custody.
Woman can’t remember breaking neck
A WOMAN who suffered a broken neck after falling off her horse or being kicked by it has no memory of the accident.
Motorists well-behaved over Easter
A WOMAN caught driving 46km/h over the speed limit was also found to have a blood-alcohol level more than four times the legal limit, police said.
Ferris wheel mishap investigated
A FULL-SCALE investigation has been launched to find out why a ferris wheel carriage broke off and plummeted to the ground at Bluesfest on Monday night.
Easter tourists love our region
BYRON BAY wasn’t the only town on the Northern Rivers to attract the Easter tourists this year.
$10m highway funding announcement
IT will cost another $6 billion to finish upgrading the Pacific Highway, so an announcement of $10 million is just a fraction of what is needed.
Fire clears Ballina Fair
HUNDREDS of people had to be evacuated from Ballina Fair twice yesterday afternoon after an electrical fault sparked a fire at a cafe.
Mayors request money for highway
LOOK out Anthony Albanese, four very determined North Coast mayors will soon be knocking on your door to ask for money to upgrade the Pacific Highway.
Street fight fear on North Coast
NORTHERN Rivers residents are ‘living in fear’ after four separate brawls over the weekend, including one in which a woman was thrown through a shop window.
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