Man faces court after alleged home invasion in South Grafton
A SOUTH Grafton man who was allegedly armed with a large kitchen knife in a home invasion has appeared in court facing 10 charges.
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SPECIAL GUEST: Champion jockey weighs in on Grafton Cup
CHRIS Munce likes the look of Tony Gollan-trained Amexed in this year’s McKimm’s Grafton Cup.
Under-13 boys make hockey history
Grafton crowned NSW Division One champions on home turf.
Snowden family aim for first joint Ramornie success
TWO-TIME Ramornie Handicap winning trainer Peter Snowden is back in Grafton to contest the premier sprint again, this time with son Paul.
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Local hairdresser’s USA trip gets you more flair in your hair
IF THE experts have got it right – and of course they do – in 2014 we’re heading back to the ’80s as far as hair trends are concerned.
Red Rooster on the menu at new development
AUSTRALIAN fast food outlet Red Rooster has plans to open an outlet in South Grafton.
New Firebird Simmons spreads netball message
GRAFTON product Verity Simmons has jumped straight into her duties as a role model with new club Queensland Firebirds.
Early opening on the books
THE new $8 million Grafton library will open early March – three months ahead of schedule – and would be open already but for wet weather delays.
Memories come flooding back
EXACTLY one year ago the Clarence River was lapping at the top of the levee banks as the first of two major floods swept through the Valley.
Girls riding the trails
WHEN Morgan Pilley offered to lead Clarence Valley riders in a session, a large contingent of junior female riders was the last thing he expected.
How a local rock musician became a Waterhouse stable foreman
IN A SPORT where bloodlines can be the determining factor in success, it is easy to see why Anthony McLeod is so highly sought.
Why home and land works well
THERE are some things that should never go together – like board shorts and runners – then there are others that pair up a beauty.
Publican not convinced pub ban is the answer
A CLARENCE Valley publican says there is more to street violence than what happens in pubs and clubs.
Rotary makes Daynah’s future rosier
SECURING a $3000 university scholarship from an organisation in her home town has suddenly made the world look a lot better place for Grafton High School graduate Daynah Ots.
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