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PATH TO 2027: Ulmarra gets on the front foot
With so many changes happening around the Clarence Valley, one village is taking steps to make sure it’s still around for years to come
ETIQUETTE: Kerbside clean up dos and don’ts
We all love a good kerbside clean up scavenge, but there are some things you just should not do.
TENDER GRIEF: Dumped market operators bitter
‘We would have liked to have a public handover at the markets, but that won’t be possible now.’
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Rag resulted in spill
A USED nappy or rag shoved down a toilet brought on a sewerage spill that resulted in raw sewage getting into the Clarence River at Maclean.
Locals rubbish CVC’s decision
A PROPOSAL by Clarence Valley Council (CVC) to change garbage collection services has caused a stink with local residents.
Council eye NSW Hockey Champs
CLARENCE Valley Council will donate $16,000 to NSW hockey over the next three years in order to secure the NSW Hockey Championships next year.
Council approves sporting funds
CLARENCE Valley Council has approved more than $50,000 in works to various sporting groups throughout the Clarence Valley.
Williamson a winner
INCUMBENT mayor Richie Williamson has retained the mayoral robes in a 5-4 vote at the Clarence Valley Council meeting.
Power game played in election
COUNCILLORS are tight-lipped about tonight’s Clarence Valley Council mayoral election as rumours of a challenge circulates.
Council too slow on CSG issue
COAL seam gas mining creates intense debates between ratepayers but it seems Clarence Valley council doesn’t quite have its finger on the pulse on the issue.
MP gambles on poker machine laws
CLARENCE Valley clubs are expected to target Member for Page Janelle Saffin in a poster campaign against proposed changes to poker machine laws.
Cameron Park may go for car parks
THE fate of a good swathe of Maclean’s Cameron Park green space rests in the hands of Clarence Valley Council.
Meating global market
CATTLE producers in the Clarence Valley may get the opportunity to expand their markets.
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