Councillor pay rise doesn’t pass pub test: Letter
THE yearly debate about whether Councillors deserve a pay rise or not has been once again an item of contention.
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POTHOLE EXPLOSION: Councils battle to fix roads after floods
TO GIVE you an idea of the Northern Rivers pothole problem, Richmond Valley Council has patched 13,680 potholes on its roads between April and June.
‘AMAZING’: Lismore a stand out in tackling climate change
LISMORE City Council has been named as a leader in creating a greener energy future by The Climate Council as it prepares to launch a landmark program.
Upcycle your school holidays
FREE fun for all ages, the countdown is on for Lismore City Council’s third annual Upcycle Your Holidays event.
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Council considers new policy
STRUGGLING pensioners who cannot afford to keep up with soaring rates and charges now face losing their homes under a new policy under consideration.
Cash blowout a problem for council
LISMORE Council is a long way from being back in the black, with an operating deficit of $10.59 million.
Union takes up pay fight
LISMORE City Council has been given one week by the United Services Union to confirm whether it will provide 18 months back pay for library staff.
Donor gives Anderson a $1000 boost
AN ANONYMOUS North Coast resident has dug deep to help out invalid pensioner Christine Anderson.
Drivers going potty on Dunoon Rd
MODANVILLE locals look at Dunoon Rd with despair – especially between Tullera Hall and Modanville School.
Library dance continues
BALLINA Shire Council is expected to vote at its next ordinary meeting on whether to rescind a motion to give in-principle support to the library structure.
State will decide on quarry’s output
AN AMENDED proposal for the controversial expansion of Champions Quarry at Tucki Tucki went back on public exhibition as a state-significant project.
Caravan park seeks flood compo
THE owner of Lismore Palms Caravan Park wants the council to compensate him after he said it failed to remove a road closed sign from near his park.
Residents divided on street art
THE latest chapter in the argument over whether graffiti is art is being fought out in the back alleys of Lismore’s business district.
Ballina’s library decision attacked
A DECISION by Ballina Shire Council to support the current library structure has been slammed as “appallingly irresponsible”.
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