Residents raise concerns over West Yamba development
Is the surf town of Yamba equipped to accommodate the population spike that comes with up to 1500 new houses? A community group is urging to Keep It Country.
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EXPLAINED: Why an old Council agreement is on exhibition
The paperwork has been done and dusted years ago, so why has it come up again?
Swimming hole access closed for repairs
The swimming hole has recovered from algal blooms, but a fallen rail means access will be restricted for repairs.
Control of water supply the Council show-stopper
Confidential report underlines delicate negotiations for Coffs/Clarence water security
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LOOK OUT: Full-time parking inspector coming soon
The fines are unpopular, but it’s good for business says council
COVID-19: Grafton’s sewer considered for further testing
NSW Health says testing could be expanded to our region as testing picks up new cases across state
Vandalism forces closure of popular park equipment
‘It’s really sad for everyone that a community playground that brings so much happiness and laughter – to so many local people – would be a target for this kind of mindless behaviour.’
VOICES FOR THE EARTH: Threats to our water security
‘Threats to the quality of that supply include climate change, through increased evaporation and possible longer droughts and mining accidents spilling toxic waste into the system, potentially making it undrinkable.’
New Yamba roundabout and unruly dogs get you talking
THUMBS UP, THUMBS DOWN: See what was the talk of the Clarence this week
JACA 2020: Plan to keep festival spirit alive
Council funding ensures Covid-safe ‘placeholder’ events can keep celebrations going for locals and visitors during Jacaranda Season.
BUDGET 2020: Clarence Valley Council in line for $4.7M boost
Local councils are set to receive a massive funding boost for road and community projects as part of the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program
Council fails public disclosure audit: Why this matters
The Information and Privacy Commission has delivered a scathing report on Clarence Valley Council’s compliance on public access to information. Here’s what that means and why it matters
Council fails audit on open access information requirements
Information and Privacy Commission finds a ‘fundamental threat to the right to access open access information’ in a damning report on Clarence Valley Council
Council urges Queensland to include Clarence in their bubble
Plea from the Deputy Mayor comes as Queensland Chief Health Officer delivers bewildering snub to the Clarence Valley
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