Schools preparing for a possible return to online learning
Northern Rivers schools have sent notes to parents and carers of students with restrictions that apply to schools outside the Greater Sydney area for Term 3.
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87 molluscs, shark found as group caught for alleged illegal fishing
The group were found to be in possession of 87 gastropod molluscs plus crabs, starfish and a shark.
Humpback whale and calf presumed to have gone out to sea overnight
Any further sightings of these whales, plus reports of any injured, stranded, entangled or distressed whales, dolphins, seals and dugongs must be reported to ORRCA by calling (02) 9415 3333.
Masks, house guests and pubs: What you need to know this weekend
As Greater Sydney remains in lockdown, regional areas including the Northern Rivers remain under a suite of public health order restrictions.
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COUNCIL explains why bypass won’t open before summer holidays, as planned.
Community legends recognised after tough year for community
HELEN Hamilton “really embodies what it means to be a volunteer”.
‘New and exciting’ challenge set for Nathan Herne in 2021
The Lismore driver has secured his motorsport future with a new deal.
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IN PICTURES: Oakey SHS formal arrivals impress
The class of 2020 from Oakey State High School impressed everyone as they received the star treatment on arrival at their formal recently.
Byron volunteers recognised for their efforts
SOME of the group who led a community-based search and a community organisation’s president were among the finalists.
IN PICTURES: Flexi School graduates shine at formal
Graduates of the Toowoomba Flexi School arrived at Gip’s Restaurant dressed to the nines to celebrate the end of their school years at their 2020 formal recently.
Mullum could face water restrictions if rain doesn’t arrive
WET season “has not arrived as predicted” and flows into the weir are almost non-existent.
Stallholders ask for $90,680 back after Bluesfest cancelled
ONE group is appealing for the return of fees due to an “unfair” clause, but the festival is opposing this.
Gotta have faith: Diocese delves into online learning
THE Catholic Diocese of Lismore entered a partnership with an American university to offer online faith courses.
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