Domestic dogs blamed for spate of pet deaths in states north
Roaming and unleashed domestic dogs in the state’s north have been blamed for a spate of pet deaths but a local dog behaviourist says it’s a human issue first.
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Saleyard stoush ends to bring beef back to Casino
The largest and busiest cattle saleyard in Northern Rivers will host its first sale this week after a seven-month standoff.
New era for North Coast aged care home begins
Residents of former Feros Care Village in Byron Bay are heralding in a new era with new management and an upgrade in the pipeline.
‘Survival Day’: Byron Bay rally calls for change of date
A crowd has rallied to mark “Survival Day” at Byron on Australia Day, calling for a change of date. One Indigenous woman says she feels for elders who “still carry a lot of pain”.
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Mayor fears police can’t stop drivers bringing in Covid
A Northern Rivers mayor says he is scared about the chance of people driving to the region from Covid hot spots and the likelihood of them being stopped by police.
Grieving dad vows son’s death will drive vital change
A business owner grappling with the sudden death of his son says he does not want anybody else to go through what his family has endured this week.
‘A piece of me was ripped out’: Mum’s pain after teen son’s death
The community has rallied around a much-loved Ballina family and helped to keep their popular business operating after the sudden death of their teenage son.
Yacht dragging anchor and heading for the rocks with solo sailor on board
The alarm was raised by a paddle boarder on the Richmond River before an emergency crew came to the yacht’s aid.
Ballina couple has no work for staff in ‘toughest trade period ever’
Motel and cafe owners Anke and Michael Fellner have lost 15 staff since the regional lockdown was launched as they struggle to keep their business afloat by themselves.
‘Close to home’: Comedians help women through humour
Star comedians are throwing their support and jokes behind a crucial Ballina service after government funding dried up.
Want to drive your 4WD vehicle at the beach? An app could be the key
A 4WD enthusiast developed the idea locally, and she hoped it would mean more comprehensive management of coastal areas used by drivers, recreational fishers and residents.
‘We’re all Australians’: The human toll of Qld’s unflinching border rules
A widow who bought a Queensland home before lockdown has had a Covid-19 test and jab but authorities still won’t budge on “heartbreaking” border rules.
Affordable housing bid crushed by cost shifting concerns
A bid to create affordable housing for Ballina’s hospitality, aged care and emergency service workers has failed to win support. Here is why.
‘Bursting at the seams’: Parents want solutions for school
Department of Education said that in addition to the upgrade project, “enrolment management mechanisms will also be implemented to ensure every student has a place at a local public school.”
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