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…
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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
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QUESTIONS: Will $14m for a new pool help bushfire recovery?
Council defends grant applications for new complex among millions of dollars requested for other projects
Will changes green light manufactured home estate?
New graphics provided in the submission show a completely different layout to the original development plan.
Yamba roundabout road to stay closed
Recent wild weather delays opening of road shut down by roundabout work
Waste levy waived for flood affected areas
The NSW Government has waived the waste levy fee for residents disposing of flood generated waste in areas across NSW north coast
Welcome relief for regions as wet waste waived
Victims of this month’s flooding will have fees for rubbish reduced to nothing
REVEALED: Why council can’t clean up seaweed mess
Floodwater and heavy seas have brought mounds of seaweed to popular beach, but the question everyone is asking is what happens now?
REPORT CARD: Did super-depot save us money?
Figures in latest report reveals how one of Clarence Valley Council’s most controversial projects performed on the balance sheet.
‘These ad hoc motions should not be supported by council’
A development proposal has been given the green light despite concerns raised by Clarence Valley councillor Greg Clancy.
Waterfront owners alarmed over new proposal
Anxiety levels skyrocket for Yamba residents receiving news of new planning proposal.
$1.3M boost for rebuilding Magpies at Yamba HQ
Magpies rebuild for 2020 looking good as funding for new headquarters streams in.
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