‘Emotionally unbelievable’: Farmers praise Hay Run
Northern Rivers farmers have been gifted over 1,000 bales of premium grade hay and 22 tonnes of rye-grass seed. Here are the details.
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$500k worth of beds, furniture, and whitegoods lands in Lismore
Good360 has teamed up with new online furniture and homewares business Andoo to deliver $500,000 worth of bedding, furniture, appliances and whitegoods to the Northern Rivers. Here is their story.
Gallery: Breakfast with the Butchers Casino Beef Week
Sunshine brought out a healthy crowd for Breakfast with the Butchers at the 40th annual Casino Beef Week. See the familiar faces.
‘Astonishing’: The race to reopen Lismore Shopping Square
Owners of Lismore Shopping Square have been working feverishly since the floodwaters receded as part of a ‘monumental’ effort to rebuild in record time. See when it will open and pictures from its history.
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What it will cost council to see the light at Oakes Oval
New upgrades are planned for Oakes Oval, but staff say the lights are failing, and there’s no money allocated in the Budget to replace them.
Nationals confirm Hogan will run for seat of Page again
The party formally made the decision announced this weekend.
Historic church to be sold off as part of restructure plan
A 106-year-old Clarence Valley church will permanently close its doors and be sold off as part of a wider ministry restructuring plan.
Political snubs ‘sour grapes’ because MP is Greens
The question of whether it’s about gender, politics or a matter of common decency has been raised by members of the community.
Byron’s iconic backpacker bus shelter taken down
Transport for NSW formally decommissioned the old bus stop when its new $8.4 million facility was opened recently.
Have your say on market’s future home
The 300-stall monthly market has been operating on the foreshore since it was moved from Butler Street Reserve, where it cannot return at this stage because of investigations into PFAS contamination.
$1.3M needed to fix unsafe Kyogle bridge, but it may not get funding
The bridge has been closed for more than six months because it is too dangerous for traffic, but the council is struggling to find a way to pay for its expensive upgrade.
Complaints about dodgy speed camera now under review
There have been a large number of claims of inaccurate speed readings resulting in unfair fines.
‘Offensive, puerile’: Who’s snubbing who in political spat?
Nationals MLC rejects suggestions Greens MP has been intentionally excluded from significant events.
Have your say on COVID-19 vaccinations now
Your feedback on the vaccination can help to provide better services and information to the community – and you can win $2000 for your community group.
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