New ‘eco-village’ greenlit for Northern Rivers
After three years of planning, the Afterlee Ecovillage has received approval from Kyogle Council, bringing an intriguing development to the community of Kyogle.
After three years of planning, the Afterlee Ecovillage has received approval from Kyogle Council, bringing an intriguing development to the community of Kyogle.
A former Lismore nursing home, where aged care residents were rescued from the second floor in the 2022 floods, will soon be reborn as crisis accommodation.
A Northern Rivers university is pushing to use waste cardboard and timber materials to create high-quality temporary homes after natural disasters like the record floods two years ago.
A three-storey shop-top housing development has been given the green light in a popular tourist town on the state’s north coast. See the plans.
A Lismore institution that many thought was lost forever to the northern NSW floods has reopened its doors.
A NSW government-backed build-to-rent project on the Northern Rivers is set to include dozens of diverse apartments. See what’s planned.
With the 2024 Local Government elections just around the corner, we’ve reached out to Lismore City Council hopefuls to see what they’re all about.
The Lismore pound has been overhauled to bring the dilapidated facility back to life with a new name, as animal welfare groups deal with a spike in pets being surrendered.
Lismore builder Joel Jensen has nailed it in the 2024 Lismore Business Awards after scooping five honours including Business of the Year. See who has bragging rights for 2024.
Sydney’s swankiest apartment is back on the market, with a high-profile Luxe Listings agent dropped and the new team tasked with selling the six-bedroom unit spending $500,000 on staging.
Lismore has reeled in the catch of a day with a new fish and chip shop opening this week on the former site of a fading fast food giant. Here’s the full scale of what’s on offer.
A group of Lismore locals and itinerant workers – some of whom say they have nowhere left to go – have found refuge squatting in a number of flood-hit buyback homes, but the state government wants them gone.
A multimillion dollar boost has been announced for two Tweed Heads infrastructure projects backed by the state governments accelerated infrastructure fund. Here’s what’s planned.
After the successful completion of a Mediterranean-style development in Byron Bay, the same team has come together to offer Ballina something not seen before. See the pictures.
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