‘Not trivial’: hundreds of koala trees would be felled for development
An expert ecologist has told the hearing that maps contained within the plans would need to be “reconciled” if the major subdivision goes ahead.
Lismore City Council
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Meet the prominent women running for council
The newly-announced group of candidates features “intelligent, active and principled women”, according to the currently-serving councillor who leads their ticket.
Ban on cats and dogs proposed at $40M development
Ecological experts have shared their views on some of the proposed conditions that could be imposed if a controversial Northern Rivers development is approved.
Why koala poo is important in West Byron court case
Will core koala habitat be impacted if a $40 million residential development goes ahead? This is a key factor being discussed in a three-day hearing this week.
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Aviation boom ‘disturbing the peace’ in Lismore
Some residents claim the influx of aviation businesses to Lismore has impacted on their quality of life.
Only 7 people attend vital public forum on Lismore’s 20-year plan
A handful of passionate and engaged residents discussed hot-button topics such as the “horrendous” housing situation and the issue of transport in regional areas.
Lismore car dealer reveals plans for $700K revamp
A major refurbishment is on the cards for this business, with plans for a modern new building, including a bigger showroom, extra work bays and more parking.
Byron holds its breath for winter sand blessing
Coastal erosion continues to be a major problem on Byron Bay’s most famous beaches, but a new plan is in the works to enable “a more considered and scientific approach” to the issue.
‘Frightening’: Why Byron’s deputy mayor says she needed protection
Sarah Ndiaye said she wanted to address issues which were making her workplace feel unsafe. Meanwhile, John Anderson reveals his thoughts on the matter.
Pete Evans’ Nightcap village overvalued by millions
The controversial project was found to contain a number of unnecessary components which, once removed, brought the cost down by at least $7 million.
‘Running for council in Lismore is like preparing for battle’
She has called on Minister for Local Government Shelley Hancock, the Office for Local Government and Independent Commission Against Corruption to “formally investigate the toxic culture” within Lismore’s local democratic processes.
Deputy mayor’s fears for her safety led to court action
The magistrate found that an AVO was necessary to protect the councillor, after a man’s actions escalated and crossed the line between criticism and harassment.
‘Could cost somebody’s life’: Fears over proposed Ballina SES site
The controller of the Ballina unit says there are many issues with the site, which could be disastrous in an emergency. This is why they’re continuing to argue with the council over the location.
Endangered population at the heart of holiday park court dispute
The court has heard concerns about what the outcome could mean for a population of endangered trees, but there has been conflicting evidence about how much they have declined.
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