Legal action possible over multi-million dollar landslip
COSTS to repair a contaminated landslip site in Lismore Heights have skyrocketed, and now the council is looking for answers.
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REVEALED: How Lismore’s flood channel will really work
THE $8.2 million project has been explained to councillors in detail at a special meeting.
Nimbin ‘welcomes’ new multi-million dollar development
“I HAVEN’T met anyone who is opposed to the development, that space has been a vacant site for so long.”
$1.2 million spent on toxic landslip but it’s ‘still a mess’
A LISMORE Heights landowner still affected by a serious landslip which occurred during the 2017 flood says the council is taking too long to remedy the issue.
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Lismore welcomes refugees: Council
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Celebrate Christmas in Lismore CBD
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Businesses rejoice about new, clean, ‘overdue’ CBD footpaths
THIS $1.5 million project will “get a bit of class about Lismore again”, say business owners.
Lismore council to consider plastic bag ban
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