Lismore flood report ‘a starting point’
A REPORT canvassing a series of ideas to strengthen Lismore’s flood preparedness, response and recovery labelled a good starting point for change.
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Council development applications now online
The NSW Government is progressively moving toward all development processes and lodgements being electronic.
VIDEO: Flood panel critical of “inadequate” communication
FLOOD review makes 20 recommendations, amid concerns over a ‘plethora of post-flood evaluations by multiple agencies likely result in uncoordinated outcome’
Choose to reuse: Say no to plastic bags in Plastic Free July
LISMORE City Council will launch its Plastic Free July campaign tomorrow, July 1, in the Lismore CBD.
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Funding for a healthier community
LISMORE City Council is set on improving the overall health of the community after receiving funding as part of the national Healthy Communities Initiative.
Council’s rezoning plan gains support
THE NSW Department of Planning and Infrastructure has indicated its support for Lismore City Council’s Planning Proposal seeking rezoning of the Crawford Land.
Council wins sustainable award
LISMORE City Council has won a statewide Sustainable Procurement Award at the NSW Local Government and Shires Association Excellence in the Environment Awards.
Rain rough on dog walkers
RIVERSIDE Park in Lismore, the dedicated dog-walking park, has effectively become a no-go zone due to recent wet weather, forcing dog owners to go elsewhere.
‘Occupy’ comes to Nimbin
OCCUPY Nimbin Bridge will see the town’s musos and music lovers take over the old Nimbin bridge to draw attention to the fact it is soon to be demolished.
Lismore Council takes control on CSG
LISMORE City Council passed a rare urgency motion forcing all future coal seam gas applications on council land to be considered by councillors.
Farmers rail against koala plan
MACADAMIA farmer Brian Suffolk admits he is a big softie when it comes to the koala family that has made itself at home on his small property at Tucki.
War declared on wild dogs
LOCAL councils could share in $50,000 of funding to eradicate wild dogs under a proposal by the Northern Rivers Regional Organisation of Councils (NOROC).
Three roads get speed audit
DUNOON Rd is one of three North Coast roads to be examined in a Government audit of speed zones on 100 roads across the state.
Two councillors oppose koala plan
TWO Lismore City councillors have accused council of “sleight of hand” over the proposed Koala Plan of Management.
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