Cane toads head for Kyogle
CANE toads are invading the Border Ranges World Heritage area north of Kyogle, sparking fears for the bio-diversity of the region.
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Another fish kill ‘on way’
AFTER days of rain concerns have been raised that there could be another devastating fish kill in the Richmond River.
Vandals destroy beehive project
VANDALS who smashed 18 beehives on Aboriginal land at Evans Head have jeopardised a new program that would have provided jobs for local indigenous people.
P-platers given alcohol at event
ALSTONVILLE road safety campaigner Lyndal Denny said it was ‘completely unacceptable’ that free alcohol was provided to P-plate drivers at an RTA event.
Outfit in a Box a perfect fit
A ‘FASHION emergency’ two years ago inspired Byron Bay woman Amy Camilleri to invent Lyloh’s Outfit in a Box, a sarong that can create countless outfits.
Drivers still text despite dangers
THEY know it is wrong and potentially dangerous, but Maddie Orchard of East Ballina, and Katie Cross of Lismore, still send text messages while driving.
Overseas tourism target
ATTRACTING international visitors to the region will be one of the top priorities for Northern Rivers Tourism this year.
One final shot in fluoride battle
ROUS Water is seeking legal advice on whether they can refuse a NSW Health directive to fluoridate the water supplies of Ballina, Lismore and Richmond Valley.
Micks knickers are smokin hot
WHEN Mick Ikin leaves the coalmines of Central Queensland and returns to his Wollongbar home, his life revolves around bras and knickers.
Rate limit has councils pegged
COUNCILS will lose thousands of dollars and be forced to cut back on vital services because of a State Government decision to lower the rate pegging limit.
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