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GALLERY: Highlands Christian College
Highlands Christian College students enjoyed the beautiful surrounds of Gabbinbar Homestead to see out their school years with family and friends.
Clarence couple put pedal to metal for mental health
Chris and Janine Sparks have been busy raising funds for the Beyond Blue as it grapples with the increasing demands upon its services
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Clarence Valley homelessness put in the spotlight
More than 230 people were recorded as homeless in the Clarence Valley in the 2016 census, but that figure is likely to be much higher
Royal honour for son of Mackay butcher and a boiler maker
Royal honour: ‘It’s like winning the lotto – not money wise – but a surprise’
No food, no water, no talking, no toilet breaks
THERE’S a heartbreaking reason why 68 Alstonville students took on this tough challenge.
Former fitness fanatic opens up about heart transplant
ANYONE who first meets Jeffrey Kirkman and Bev Cooke would be shocked to hear that they received a heart transplant.
Scottish sister act to take on world’s best for mum
FOR Coffs Harbour’s Steffaney and Courteney Treadwell, hours of dedication and countless trips to Grafton and will all come down to two minutes on stage.
Young charolais fetches top price at $290k Valley bull sale
His 7 brothers sold for a total of $61k
‘Lock up your dogs’: Rescuer issues plea to save koalas
THERE have been calls for dog owners to secure their dogs at night after a rise in the number of koala deaths in the region.
Man’s ‘life made’ after $1m Gold Lotto win
A Sunshine Coast man who spent a week oblivious to the fact he was a millionaire said discovering the news “made” his life.
Cow cruelty was a ‘horrible sight’
WHEN Don Durrant went searching for three of his cows, he came across a disgusting sight. (WARNING: graphic image).
What will the Valley look like in 2050?
Bernard Salt urges community to think about how they can shape their own future
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