‘10,000 submissions to bring the Dunoon Dam project back’
Ballina Shire Council is reconsidering its support for Rous County Council’s future water plan, with one councillor saying the situation was now “very different”.
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Council reaches decision on ‘dangerous’ family pet dog Daisy
When they rehomed her through the RSPCA, Daisy’s Ballina family didn’t even know that she’d been declared a dangerous dog by a council in Sydney.
Tributes flow for ‘generous’, ‘people-loving’ librarian
The much-loved 88-year-old was also a former Northern Star reporter and is remembered as a person who “did a lot for the people of Ballina”.
Less than 1000 Covid vaccines delivered daily in Northern NSW
Health authorities say there is “definitely room for improvement” in the number of people coming forward for their Covid jabs, but the arrival of the Pfizer vaccine could be a game-changer.
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Navigator of famed Las Balsas raft passes away
BALLINA has lost one of its treasures with the passing of Gabriel Salas.
Traffic may cause some tradies to charge ‘Byron Bay rates’
BYRON BAY’s traffic chaos is making it unappealing for tradies to accept jobs, according to one landscaper.
Search for swimmer suspended after ‘exhaustive’ inquiries
POLICE have called off the search for a woman feared missing off the coast of Evans Head after no sign of the swimmer after an extensive multi-agency effort.
BYRON GRIDLOCK: Aim for 1km every minute, says councillor
A PERFECT storm of issues have made Byron’s traffic a sore point this week.
IN PICTURES: Harristown graduates on the red carpet
The graduates of Harristown State High School looked amazing on the red carpet as they arrived ready to celebrate their achievements at the 2020 formal at Highfields Cultural Centre.
Did Nicole Kidman cause Byron’s traffic bedlam?
MAJOR delays are at a scale “we have not seen before in Byron Bay”.
GALLERY: St Ursula’s College formal
Colour and fashion galore as St Ursula’s students celebrate the end of school.
44 community projects sharing $600,000
COMMUNITY groups are the winners from State Government grant announcements.
GRIDLOCK: Doctors, buses caught in ‘perfect storm’ chaos
FILMING on two major roads, schoolies and roadworks, lead to next level traffic chaos.
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