Ballina couple celebrates 70 years of marriage
When Stan and Elaine got married in 1951, Australia was a very different place – Robert Menzies was Prime Minister, television had not hit our shores yet and a loaf of bread cost a mere 12 cents.
Community
‘Could cost somebody’s life’: Fears over proposed Ballina SES site
The controller of the Ballina unit says there are many issues with the site, which could be disastrous in an emergency. This is why they’re continuing to argue with the council over the location.
Preschool calls time on parking problem in Ballina’s busy CBD
Frustrated with parking problems, Ballina River Street Children’s Centre has asked council to consider timed-limited parking in four marked angle-parking spaces in River Street.
Bicycle racing proposed for Ballina Shire roads on Sundays
According to council documents, the club is hoping to conduct the events between 7am and 10am during the second half of 2021 and throughout 2022.
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How ‘off limits’ Bexhill quarry could become stunning asset
AN ENTHUSIASTIC band of locals have drawn up plans they say will put Bexhill on the map.
‘Mum, I think he is dying… quick, help, help’
TANYA Dick was preparing dinner for her family when a child came running up to her house bearing terrible news.
‘It’s a shocker’: Council seeks $33M for major road fix
KYOGLE’S mayor says she is “out of patience” when it comes to one of the region’s significant roads.
Shopping centre developer appeals firm stance on roundabout
MERCATO on Byron Pty Ltd took the council to court over a requirement for a new roundabout.
Live gigs key to getting people ‘back on their feet’
Full list of gigs, dates and places as part of the Great Southern Nights music initiative
REVEALED: Govt secretly planned school merger for months
A MINISTER’S briefing document has shown how long ago the $100 million amalgamation was agreed upon.
Beloved pet left with horrific injuries after dog attack
***WARNING, GRAPHIC IMAGE*** A Northern Rivers resident says there has been a spate of frightening dog attacks in the area.
Devastated students say ‘we don’t want your super school’
STILL waiting on promised repairs after the 2017 floods, students call for government to reconsider mega-school merger.
Byron Bay’s holiday letting rules face red tape delays
THE state planning department has confirmed it will give council guidance on a requested economic analysis.
How much of new development will be ‘affordable’ housing?
PLANS are moving forward, but the developer of this Bangalow project will have to meet a range of requirements.
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