Support for landholders who want to conserve their habitat
Rural Landholders encouraged to apply now for extra funding which will allow more projects to be undertaken.
Lismore City Council
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UPDATE: Govt stands by stern warning to Lismore Mayor
THE Office of Immigration has threatened to strip Lismore City Council of its right to conduct citizenship ceremonies after campaigning to change Australia Day
Revolve Shop is a renovator’s Aladdin’s cave
RECYCLING by offering bargains for pre-loved items saves the community, the planet and your wallet.
Lismore councillor’s bid to contest state election
LISMORE councillor Gianpiero Battista has joined the race to become the next Nationals candidate for Lismore at the next state election.
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Twist in fight for top job
PREFERENCES are set to take centre stage in the election-night drama at Lismore City Council on September 8.
Parking problems for Clunes shops
CLUNES business owners are worried plans to build traffic-slowing devices in the village will affect business and will go against the safety of residents.
Council says finances are fine
LISMORE City mayoral candidate Greg Bennett claims council finances are in such disrepair that the Division of Local Government has placed it under review.
Subsidised gardening workshops
Move2Change gardening workshops are part of a Lismore City Council project funded through a Federal Government Healthy Communities grant.
Community to quiz council candidates
LISMORE’S business community will get the chance to quiz candidates for next month’s Lismore City Council election at a special breakfast meeting next week.
NAIDOC Celebrations 2012 postponed
LISMORE City Council has once again postponed the date of this year’s Lismore Community NAIDOC Celebrations 2012 planned for Heritage Park.
Trees to help fishers
WITH four daughters who love fishing, Michael Grippo of Lismore has toyed with the idea of starting a kids’ fishing club.
Citizens Jury prepares to deliberate
THE IMAGINE Lismore Citizens’ Jury is finalised and ready to assemble this week to deliberate on and develop a vision for the Lismore Local Government Area.
Keep off our turf
“PEOPLE are going to die here before they leave.” That’s the message the 35 members of the City Lights Tennis Club has for the Lismore City Council.
Pros and cons of CSG debate
LOW UNEMPLOYMENT, overflowing government coffers and cleaner energy, versus water contamination, health impacts and the destruction of our food bowl.
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