Delta’s accused stalker makes bid for bail
A 47-year-old man allegedly bombarded the pop singer with a number of messages on Instagram, despite an AVO against him
Crime
Keep up to date with crime across Grafton and the Clarence Valley and help police catch the baddies.
Police reveal possible cause of fatal crash
Investigations continue into the collision at Harwood which claimed the life of a 54-year-old man.
Woman gets knickers in a twist over shop theft
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BORN TO TRY: Grafton’s Delta stalker in custody
47-year-old charged with breaching AVO that precluded him from contacting singing superstar
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