Bypass bonanza: State doubles down on riverside redevelopment
In a huge coup for a historic Clarence village, a massive cash injection means two stages become one.
Clarence Valley Council
‘Return to paradise’: Will former mayor come in from the cold?
Clarence Valley Council’s first mayor gives strongest indication yet of his intentions for September poll.
Council gives shout-out to keyboard warriors on state of roads
Statement comes with challenge to ‘be part of the solution’ on Council’s direction as staff prepare to face the public.
The Clarence Valley’s worst roads revealed
It’s official, Council has released a report on some of the worst sealed roads in the LGA. Did yours make the list?
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Clancy: Won’t somebody please think of the birds?
Despite a passionate plea from a councillor on the environmental impact on migratory birds, a proposed subdivision on Micalo Island has passed through Clarence Valley Council’s Environment, Planning & Community Committee
OPENING: Full program of Gallery’s huge opening weekend
All the details of how you can be involved in the community celebration for the redevelopment of our cultural centre
RUBBISH: No more long drives as new waste station opens
Open five days a week, the new waste transfer station will take small loads to save residents a long trip
Waste levy waived for some storm and flood affected towns
The levy will be waived at waste facilities for debris and waste created by local flooding.
What got the Clarence talking this week?
From a barrage of council bashers eager to give a Thumbs Down to a Thumbs Up for kindness and the humble thumb itself, here’s the full spectrum of our community’s thought…
Yamba holiday park’s big splash into future
Water oasis proposal, accommodation expansion to provide vital tourism boost for the Lower Clarence.
Road repairs delayed after act of vandalism
Clarence Valley Council has been left to count the cost of recent vandalism after a grader was extensively damaged over the weekend.
Tourism and Hospitality roadshow coming to the Clarence
With the Clarence facing a shortage of hospitality workers, a Tourism and Hospitality Roadshow will aim to connect workers and business managers
Residents warned not to fall victim to kerb paint scam
Clarence Valley Council has issued a warning for people to be aware of scammers trying to rip people off with a kerb-painting claim
Death of emu near Brooms Head Rd prompts council action
The death of a coastal emu near Brooms Head Rd last week after it was hit and killed by a car has prompted Clarence Valley Council to take action
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