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.
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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.
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Pool boss urges simple steps to prevent ‘something tragic’
It’s summer, which means many will take a dip in the pool, but there are risks involved.
Algae levels have ‘quadrupled’ at dam in a week
“Recreational users of the dam and river should not come into contact with the water.”
Community’s mixed feelings about track changes at Wollumbin
Members of the public have voiced their thoughts on what the mountain’s future should involve.
Local records tumble after fourth wettest December ever
Murwillumbah and Tweed Heads received incredible rainfall last month which was the highest in 100 years.
Ballina mansion will attract buyers of ‘high net worth’
The 135-year-old property is the only example of residential Victorian Italianate architecture in the Ballina Shire.
Family ‘overcome’ as community smash Eva’s fundraiser target
Donations are still open as family faces a long road ahead to help girl injured in car accident.
Mountain top chain removal to prevent ‘catastrophic failure’
National Parks and Wildlife explain what’s happening on the Wollumbin (Mount Warning) summit track.
‘Nothing in life is free’: your say on vanpackers
There has been a mixed reaction to the issue of illegal camping in parts of the region.
Developer will have to pay full costs at 229-lot subdivision
A court has rejected the company’s appeal against Ballina Shire Council.
1400+ fines in just 9 days: Illegal campers invade Byron
“A freeloader is someone who takes something and gives nothing in return and that is just what these vanpackers are doing.”
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