Meet the new queen of the Quad
THE creative powerhouse’s official title is Quadrangle Placemaking Officer, but queen of the Quad sounds much better, right?
Lismore City Council
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Where will our recycled Christmas tree end up this year?
IT started out in Lismore in 2015 and last year it was set up in Clunes. But there’s a new vision for the bike tree this year.
WATCH: Floating solar farm installed
100kw solar farm to power 12 per cent sewage plant.
G’bah developers fined for unapproved work
AFTER a community complaint was received, the council identified illegal works on more than two hectares of the subdivision.
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Parks sell-off plan bound to stir ire
Lismore council to rezone 18 “pocket parks” for residential development.
Plea to council over dual occupancy
LISMORE City Council’s “outmoded” policy on dual occupancy developments may bankrupt East Lismore single mum Chloe Allan.
“Destination” park plan leads busy Lismore council meeting
LISMORE City Council’s meeting last night saw several important developments for the Lismore urban area.
Secret parkland in jeopardy
LONGTIME Goonellabah resident Mary McDermott has a “secret” little park at the back of her property which she shares with around 10 neighbours.
Pull your green thumb out and get busy
GREEN thumbs from around the Lismore area, it’s time to get planting.
Sports and a barbecue help bring Goonellabah together
CHILDREN can enjoy a fun-packed Goonellabah sports event aimed at bringing the community together.
Lismore council job is first step towards bright future
BINDJARLA COOK wants to be Prime Minister – but he’s willing to start small.
Lismore ovals still closed
LISMORE City Council was due to update the condition of its sporting fields and ovals tomorrow.
Young Songwriters comp
YOUNG music makers on the Northern Rivers have only nine days left to enter the 2013 Young Songwriters Competition.
R-E-S-P-E-C-T – find out what it means to youth
LISMORE City Council will today launch a program aimed to Goonellabah a safer, happier community by improving relations between youth and authority figures.
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