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IN TOWN: Former NSW Police Deputy Commissioner Dave Owens will return to Lismore and brief the council on his report into the Lismore flood. Picture: Marc Stapelberg

Council to hear findings of independent flood review

FINDINGS of the independent review into the North Coast flood response will be tabled at a confidential meeting in Lismore this week.

A landslip and road damage on Wyrallah Road caused by recent heavy rain continues to leave Wyrallah closed to the public. Picture: Kelly McIlvenny

Is your road the most expensive to fix?

LISMORE’s most expensive roads to fix following Cyclone Debbie.

PIPE POWER: Lismore's sewerage started following a typhoid epidemic in 1892 and the area was gazetted as a sewerage district in 1901. But the Department of Works was slow and in May 1905, the plague broke out in Lismore, and by July 1906, Lismore's network of clay sewerage pipes was complete. Picture: Supplied

Exploding water mains an historic issue

OLD water and sewage pipes made of clay or cast iron are being replaced by Lismore Council in an ongoing program.

Lismore Transit Centre. Photo: Google Maps. Picture: Marnie Johnston

Patrons feel dirtier after using public shower facilities

COMMUNITY is furious nothing has been done at the Lismore Transit Centre bathrooms.

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Free tip day for Lismore residents

Free tip day for Lismore residents

ANYONE in the Lismore local government area in the mood for clearing out the garage will get the chance to unload on the council’s free tip day.

Hera the blind koala at Friends of the Koala. Council yesterday passed a plan to save members of her species in the wild. . Picture: Cathy Adams

Koala habitat plan gets approved

AFTER months of controversy and consultation, koalas in south-east Lismore have been afforded extra planning protection.

Council safety project gets award

Council safety project gets award

LISMORE City Council’s award-winning road safety project ‘Drive to Conditions’ collected its second award last night.

DIGGING IN: Councillor David Yarnall shovelling water from a 10cm deep pothole on Keerong Rd at The Channon. He has suggested giving residents the equipment to fix roads themselves to speed up the rate of repairs. Doug Eaton

Call for DIY road crews

FRUSTRATION at the dire state of rural roads has sparked a push for Lismore City Council to supply ratepayers with the raw ingredients to fix road hazards.

An erroneously dated ‘no alcohol’ sign in a Lismore park. . Picture: Blainey Woodham

Park alcohol signs wrong

BUNGLED signs banning alcohol consumption in Lismore and Nimbin are going to be changed.

MP Janelle Saffin.

Local Government units shine

PAGE MP Janelle Saffin congratulated Clarence Valley and Lismore City councils on becoming category winners/finalists for National Awards for Local Government.

Council goes bong-kers

Council goes bong-kers

MARDIGRASS organisers are unhappy with a long list of conditions set out by Lismore City Council in a new interim development application.

Council embraces smartphone app

Council embraces smartphone app

LISMORE City Council is taking to social media to keep track of council infrastructure issues.

Skateboarding skill clinics for kids

Skateboarding skill clinics for kids

NORTHERN Rivers kids will get the chance to improve their skateboarding skills at two clinics on the weekend.

Mayor Jenny Dowell said CSG was one of the most significant community issues of this generation.

CSG put to vote

LISMORE City Council will stage a poll to gauge views on coal-seam gas drilling in conjunction with the September 8 local government election.

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