Bring back Lismore’s green heart
39% of Lismore’s bushland reserves are degraded and dominated by weeds.
Lismore City Council
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Let nature nurture your soul
FEEL blue Touch green is a Lismore Council initiative designed to help those people who suffer from mental illness.
Work starts on solar farm at Lismore sewage ponds
WHEN it’s finished, it will be the biggest floating solar farm in Australia.
No relief for CBD as plan to reduce rates gets voted down
LISMORE councillor says the costs are “way too high” for struggling businesses, especially after the March flood.
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Big wet keeps ovals closed
LISMORE City Council has declared its sporting ovals will remain out of bounds as the effects of the recent wild weather continue to bite.
Lismore needs $1.3m more for road repairs
LISMORE City Council has underestimated the wear on its road network and needs to spend a further $1.28 million annually, a consultant has warned.
Lismore expects a Lehmans windfall
LISMORE City Council is expecting good news from its class action against the liquidators of Lehman Brothers Australia, with the final ruling due next month.
Lismore City Hall needs a new name
THE architectural design might not be the only change coming to Lismore City Hall, as mayor Jenny Dowell calls for suggestions for a new name for the building.
Photography project to bring old and young together
A NEW project from Lismore City Council brings together residents in Goonellabah aged 10 to 18 and over 55 for a fun and creative project.
Lismore stuck with crumbling, mouldy gallery
LISMORE’S small gallery has crumbling walls, mould out-breaks but has been again rejected for Federal funding despite city’s “arts hub” status.
Cuts fail to stop Heart beat
THE Lismore Art in the Heart project, which has encompassed 40 exhibitions in Lismore over the last couple of years, will soon come to an end.
Sustainability on the menu
AS a warm up to national Sustainable House Day next month, Lismore City Council and Rous Water are hosting a seminar and trade show on September 6.
Lorraine jumps for joy as koalas get protection plan
KOALA activist Lorraine Vass literally jumped for joy as the NSW Government signed off on Lismore City Council’s Comprehensive Koala Plan of Management.
Late-night truck wipes out road sign overtaking in Lismore
VIDEO of several trucks hurtling through town late on Wednesday night, with one apparently failing to overtake a B-Double and wiping out a road sign.
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