Grafton RSL evolves with the times
GRAFTON RSL sub-branch is working to change the perception of your typical RSL club.
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Four-time New Zealand champ set to make his return on the Clarence
If previous rounds of the 2016 season are anything to go, spectators at Corcoran Park this weekend will witness some top quality powerboat action
Heidi’s Jaca job application
Former South Grafton High School student Heidi Madsen decided she wouldn’t make the best teacher and so instead she has entered the Jacaranda Queen Quest.
Pledge for mental health this Jacaranda
Jacaranda Queen candidate Sharni Wren wants to have the opportunity to help people in the community, especially with mental health issues
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Eleni has cake and eats it too
THEY may have roamed around in animal hides and had excessive facial hair, but fashion and grooming aside, cavemen and women sure knew how to eat.
Allan’s raring to go in 2014
HE HAS the passion, the know-how and the experience, and Allan Sams is raring to go in the secretarial seat of the Grafton Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Design for second bridge and Hwy to overcome ‘tricky spot’
THE intersection of Iolanthe St and the Pacific Highway in South Grafton has officially been labelled a shocker.
Thefts a bit hit for club
GRAFTON Dragon Boat Club wants the people of the Clarence Valley to join around 62,000 people around Australia in the search for three portable gazebos.
Disney shows the way in international thriller
NEW South Wales late model sedan star Nathan Disney scored a convincing victory in the international main event at Trevan Ford Grafton Speedway on January 1.
Public embrace NYE event idea
GRAFTON needs to find a New Year’s Eve activity the public will support if the city is to put on viable entertainment, says Deputy Mayor Craig Howe.
Time marches on for Army captain
HAVING served the Clarence through three major floods, Salvation Army Captain Keith Atkinson and his wife Major Christine Atkinson are preparing to move on.
Grafton Hockey excited about a big year ahead
IF 2013 was considered a big year in Grafton hockey, 2014 will blow your socks off.
New year period transport for Valley
BUSWAYS Grafton and Yamba has buses travelling around the Clarence Valley this new year period.
Set for a scorcher as temperature ready to climb
YAMBA Ocean Swims organisers could see an influx of late entries, but not just because more people want to compete in the community event.
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