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In accordance with Sections 31 and 34 of the Local Government Act 1993, Council is intending to classify Lot 34 DP 1270278 as operational land.

Council proposal to reclassify Gulmarrad land

The proposal was put forward by Clarence Valley Council earlier this month.

The new Maclean Showground pavilion.

EXCLUSIVE: First look inside showground pavilion

New building opens up showground for views, new events. Watch the video walk-through here.

Carrs Drive roundabout work in Yamba - which will close the intersection over New Years

Council responds to Yamba roundabout work traffic delays

The contractor involved in constructing two roundabouts on Yamba Rd has been taken to task over traffic delays after work started earlier this week

Carrs Drive roundabout work in Yamba - which will close the intersection over New Years

Yamba Rd roundabout roadworks cause traffic headaches

After motorists endured massive delays last week, Yamba residents and tourists will have to get used to roadworks on Yamba Rd for some time

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Bass fishing action will return to the Clarence River at Copmanhurst this weekend for the Wild River Bass Classic.

RIVER OF DREAMS: Bass fishing comp sign of recovery

This weekend’s Wild River Bass Classic is the first Clarence Valley Council sponsored event to go ahead since January.

The $2.4 million earthworks project is underway on Signature Care's 144-bed Grafton aged care development.

GOLF CLUB SAGA: The first five years (2003-08)

Now that work has finally commenced, we look back at how the controversial, drawn out saga between golf club, council, environmentalists, neighbours and developers all began.

grafton bridge has opened. photo: contributed

Who gets to decide name of new bridge?

ONLINE POLL: Transport for NSW reveals new Grafton Bridge naming process. Meanwhile vote for DEX’s submission choice.

A proposed roundabout at Witonga Dr and Yamba Rd, Yamba, without the fourth exit onto what one day could become the Yamba bypass.

YAMBA BYPASS: ‘We don’t want to be like Byron’

Councillor urges action as Yamba bypass thrust back into spotlight.

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Andrew Baker speaks at the Daily Examiner meet the council candidates forum at the Maclean Services Club reveals that two of his companies have entered receivership.

‘There is something not quite right Mr Mayor’

Councillor voices concern over accuracy in reporting of development application delays.

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CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND - AUGUST 25: (EDITOR'S NOTE: Parts of this image have been pixelated at source to conceal the identity of the Police officers.) Christchurch mosque gunman Brenton Tarrant arrives during his sentencing hearing at Christchurch High Court on August 25, 2020 in Christchurch, New Zealand. Brenton Harrison Tarrant was found guilty of 92 charges relating to New Zealand's worst mass shooting in history. The Australian was charged with 51 counts of murder and 40 of attempted murder as well as a engaging in a Terrorist Act after opening fire at Al Noor Mosque and the Linwood Islamic Centre in Christchurch on Friday, 15 March 2019. 50 people were killed, and dozens were injured while another man died later in hospital. (Photo by John Kirk-Anderson - Pool/Getty Images)

Condolence book reaches NZ in time for Tarrant’s sentencing

Christchurch Mayor to the Clarence: ‘It has meant a lot to us at this time’

Clarence Valley Council mayor Jim Simmons looks at letters written by schoolchildren in a small town in Western Australia they wrote in condolence over the Christchurch terrorist attack.

‘HIT ME IN THE FACE’: Mayor questions Grafton-centric plan

It contains council’s strategic direction for the ensuing years, and mayor is concerned some may be missing out.

Clarence Valley Council general manager Ashley Lindsay speaks at a community meeting at Nymboida Canoe Centre, which has become a hub for the fire-ravaged community of Nymboida.

‘Highly provocative and illegal’: Cr shuts down GM survey

Suggestion of community feedback on staff performance slammed as GM signals retirement.

Qweekend - surge in pet adoptions during COVID-19, featuring people who have adopted dogs and cats pre and post COVID. Tracey Vieira has four dogs (3 of them adopted) and a rescue cat called Pickles. She shares the dogs with her parents, who live at Mount Cotton. Tracey with her dogs Drover (Shih tau), Amber (Terrier mix), Charlie (mix - black and white with red collar) and Burger (Labradoodle, brown), and Pickles the cat. Pic Mark Cranitch.

FELINE FREE: Council introduces landmark cat ban

Restriction on the killer pets gets tick of approval and one has councillor feeling ‘over the moon’.

Alick Locke looks at the road at Hillcrest near Maclean where he's lived for the past 19 years.

‘WORST ROAD’: Traffic leaves, but potholes remain

It was one of the busiest roads in the area, but there are many holes left after road closure

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