Photos: 145 years and counting
Today, The Northern Star celebrates 145 years
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Bluesfest has announced dates for rescheduled 2021 festival
The festival was due to go ahead at Easter but was scrapped at the last minute due to a COVID-19 scare – now organisers have announced “even bigger” plans to bring the event back to life.
Big funds earmarked for ‘exciting project’ in council budget
The acting mayor said the council was “100 per cent committed” to a major project which would require them to seek grant funding or apply for a loan of more than $12 million to make it possible.
Council accused of ‘profiteering’ from resident’s misfortune
Lismore councillors were asked to reimburse a resident who received a $2000 bill, incurred because of a concealed water leak.
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Coronavirus: who can you really trust for information?
CONSPIRACY theories and clashes of opinion have spread almost as fast as coronavirus it seems.
Community rallies for family who lost everything in fire
AS KATHERINE Reeves raced home on Monday morning after learning of a fire on her property in Millmerran Woods, her mind was in overdrive.
Alstonville tree removal 19.07
The towering Norfolk Island pine on Main St, Alstonville is being removed due concerns regarding safety and the surrounding power network. Essential Energy started work at 7.30am and are expected to finish by 3.30pm. Photos: Javier Encalada
Fate of Iconic Alstonville tree revealed
A SHOCK decision has been made on the future of this huge Norfolk Island pine tree.
Target boss’ two-page letter to Casino mayor
THE Casino and Goonellabah Target stores are set to close down next year, fuelling concerns about job losses.
Toowoomba’s best apprentice revealed
The Chronicle readers have spoken. It’s time to meet Toowoomba’s best apprentice for 2020.
New project brings art alive on the walls of laneway
A VIDEO art project looking at connecting the community during the pandemic is launching in Murwillumbah.
Airport unveils new way to welcome visitors to the region
IT’S hoped the initiative will help people to better support the local economy’s recovery from COVID-19.
‘This may be their first experience dealing with loss’
GRAFTON Headspace manager Jason Grimes explains how friends and family can support one another following the tragic death of Mani Hart-Deville
How council work should add to homeowners’ hip pocket
THOUSANDS of Toowoomba region homeowners can potentially expect flood insurance costs to decrease following extensive work by the council on flood mapping.
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