Federal election: ‘Mean girl’ politicking rampant in Richmond
‘Schoolyard cat fight’: Richmond candidates for the Federal election heat up over allegations of overly aggressive politicking.
Community
$680,000 funding boost for flood victims
A $680,000 government cash injection for Northern Rivers Community Legal Centre will relieve exhausted workers and help deliver essential legal assistance to flood victims. Read how.
Giants of Netball land in Lismore
“All they wanted was for us to visit their town, and invest time into their community”: A group of elite players and the Netfit Team drove three days from Victoria to do just that. Read their story.
Revealed: The influencers who run Byron Bay
From fashion designers to social media stars and celebrities, the relatively modest-sized town of Byron Bay has an outsized collection of highly influential residents. These are the top influencers in Byron.
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Music event series draws thousands in fines
Singer and event organiser Lisa Hunt said she was fined $5000 for alleged COVID-19 breaches by patrons.
Luxury resort responds to ‘unfortunate’ stop work order
DPI Fisheries issued the order to cease sandbagging and excavation work near coastal creek.
Fisheries issues stop work order for beach sandbagging
The order, which relates to work undertaken at a popular Byron resort, is in place for 40 days.
Driver distraction, aggression behind rise in cyclist deaths
Everyone deserves to arrive safely at their destination no matter how many wheels they use on our roads.
Is a palm tree frond the key to cracking the Strobel case?
A palm frond could be essential to the long running Simone Strobel murder investigation.
68 products recalled already this year
FROM baby rattles to a Bentley, 68 products have been recalled by the ACCC in 2021. Do you have one of these potentially dangerous items lurking in your home?
Parents invited to share healthcare choices for kids
A new university study aims to understand how parents choose healthcare interventions for children.
Developer seeks to pave the way for $37 million community
An application for road upgrades foreshadows plans for an “intentional community”.
SACKED: Lismore council terminates GM’s contract
Shelley Oldham is set to leave her $300,000 role with Lismore City Council which she has held since 2018.
Lismore council’s interim GM takes over the reins
“I have not seen the books but I suspect all local governments in NSW are in a similar position.”
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