Controversial $79m flood zone development proposal
Despite pushback from locals, a plot of land in a Clarence Valley flood zone could soon host a $79 million development with hundreds of new homes.
Despite pushback from locals, a plot of land in a Clarence Valley flood zone could soon host a $79 million development with hundreds of new homes.
From swamp beer to an unsolved bank heist, northern NSW has seen its fair share of the weird and wonderful. Throw in Chris Hemsworth’s new Byron pad and Russell Crowe’s Hollywood plans for Coffs and it’s been quite the ride.
A new emergency warning system is set to be rolled out after “delayed or non-existent” alerts left some in peril in the 2022 floods – but at least one North Coast MP has concerns.
A small army of firefighters raced to a scrap yard in the Clarence after a fire broke out following a previous inferno at the site.
A northern NSW council has been embroiled in a heated debate about whether to push the state government to rezone a flood plain area flagged for development.
Teen superfish Andrea ‘Torpedo’ Thomson is making a splash in the pool and the ocean – and continues to smash longstanding records.
Loved ones of a Grafton grandfather and retired GP who sadly lost his life to a rare form of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma have spoken of his dedication to family, patients and community.
High-risk “chemsex” is partially to blame for a syphilis outbreak in northern NSW. Here’s why authorities are worried.
From youth crime to affordable housing, health services, fracking and schooling – Grafton community members have revealed their biggest issues this election.
They want to represent your area – but what drives the people standing for the seat of Clarence in the 2023 state election? Find out in our Q&A.
Former Aussie cricketer Stuart MacGill has taken a break from his horror year to play in a T20 match to help out those who have had an even worse time in his mate Adam Gilchrist’s home town.
The order in which candidates will appear on your voting paper for Clarence at this year’s state election has been revealed, while some have revealed their motive for running.
Grafton’s long-awaited Aquatic Centre is set for development – minus a major feature from its original plan.
Clarence Valley Anglican School, Gulmarrad Public School and McAuley Catholic College are the Clarence’s top performing NAPLAN schools. Check out how your school performed.
A Clarence Valley town will host a major golf tournament, attracting some of the best players on the planet. Here’s what to expect.
Grafton is another step closer to completing the redevelopment of its aquatic centre. Here’s the latest on the hotly anticipated project.
Sacrifice and devotion to their community has led to the celebration of three Grafton residents on Australia Day. Here’s what they had to say of their awards.
A big new development including a revamped brewery, distillery, restaurant, retail space and more is set to shake up Grafton. Take a look at what’s planned.
Lismore residents waiting for help almost a year after the devastating 2022 floods have finally got some good news. Here’s the latest.
A Grafton family man and former owner of Buckley’s Music has been remembered by his son as “devoted” and supportive after the “local legend” sadly died.
Two NSW Mid North Coast school students once enemies are now best of mates thanks to an anti-racism program. See how music brought them together.
The most improved schools in the Clarence Valley region have been revealed. SEE THE RESULTS
Councillors have engaged in a heated battle over strategies for the Grafton pool redevelopment as a longrunning saga drags on. Here’s the latest.
A Coffs Harbour DV survivor has urged victims to seek help after the horrific treatment she endured, which she fears has left her with lifelong scars.
An electric skateboard left on charge caught alight, forcing a Northern NSW family of five to flee their home. See why firefighters are worried ahead of the Christmas gift-giving season.
Take a look at Grafton‘s royal night out at Market Square as the 2021 Jacaranda Queen is crowned.
See all the winners from a night of glitz and glamour as our new Jacaranda Queens’ Party is crowned for 2021.
An extension on submissions may have been granted, but the action group opposing a 330-lot subdivision say it’s still not enough time to build their case against the development.
The Clarence River will be illuminated against the backdrop of a historic village when a newly- launched festival comes to town.
Do you prefer your coffee delivered in record time or perhaps in a slower, more holistic manner? We look into Grafton’s CBD café scene to reveal which café suits your style.
The James Creek Action Group say they are in favour of developing their suburb, but only on the condition one glaring problem is fixed.
“This has been handled with the tact and courtesy of a French Submarine contract cancellation.”
Each year, Jacaranda Thursday brings out plenty of sunshine and smiles as everyone in the community lets their hair down. We take a look back over the last decade of festivities.
Each year, Jacaranda Thursday brings out plenty of sunshine and smiles along Prince Street, Grafton as everyone in the community lets their hair down. We take a look back over the last decade of festivities.
A subdivision that has been fiercely opposed by residents for years is back for another round with a few minor adjustments.
‘It was a great day of showing the world what cane farmers do,’ says the fourth-generation farmer who will soon appear on television screens around Australia.
Crews are working to clean up debris from a Pacific Highway truck crash that has restricted traffic between Grafton and Coffs Harbour.
The Nymboida Hydro Power Station finally has a new owner after years of discussions between two local councils and Essential Energy.
Trying to retrieve a critically injured man at a Coutts Crossing property became a challenge for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter team.
Eight men’s teams and six women’s teams competed against one another on Saturday in the hopes of one day winning the inaugural NSW Waratahs North Coast 7s.
Eight men’s teams and six women’s teams competed against one another on Saturday in the hopes of one day winning the inaugural NSW Waratahs North Coast 7s. Check out all the action on and off the field.
The Grafton District Services Club was awash with fun, laughter and colour for their 2021 Melbourne Cup Day Luncheon. Did our photographer capture you enjoying the afternoon?
The owner was forced to close their shop after police discovered that none of the staff were vaccinated.
A councillor says parking problems for Grafton Base Hospital staff need to be given urgent priority after a lull in action on the issue.
It’s that time of year again! Check out interactive list of trick or treat locations around the Grafton and South Grafton area.
The outgoing president said he couldn’t move on without making his feelings known and felt he had a responsibility to financial members to explain.
‘We’re a country hospital… all we’re asking for is just a bit of compassion,’ says one frustrated nurse.
Festival organisers have been feverishly working behind the scenes to rescue one of Grafton’s favourite public holidays, with a final decision made this week.
The director of a leading childcare centre says a simple philosophy keeps his team at the top of their game. See which centres are exceeding expectations and which ones are not.
After attending two separate incidents in the past few days, Yamba Fire and Rescue acting captain John Hallam is urging residents to remain vigilant and contact triple-0 in an emergency.
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