Lismore Mayor’s long recovery after lightning strike
BEING struck by lightning led Lismore Mayor Isaac Smith on a decade long journey to recovery that only ended this year.
Lismore City Council
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‘Delaying tactics’ foil controversial council meeting
A LISMORE City councillor has accused some councillors of “playing political games” after a special meeting to address a backlog of issues failed again.
Boundary between two villages set to change
RESIDENTS are being urged to have their say on Lismore council’s proposal, which is currently being considered by the Geographical Names Board.
Lismore airport could become biggest regional aviation hub
A $1.8 MILLION upgrade to the airport coincides with the council’s release of 40 aviation blocks and is part of a major future growth strategy.
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Cedar log won’t be moved, but it won’t be cleaned up either
LISMORE’S cedar log has inspired great debate at Lismore City Council in recent weeks but it appears the log’s fate is finally decided.
Library closure stalled but far from defeated
GOONELLABAH library supporters are breathing a sigh of relief – yet their fight is far from over.
Glimmer of hope for library
CAMPAIGNERS fighting to keep the Goonellabah library open were granted a glimmer of hope at Lismore City Council’s meeting last night.
Lismore City Council to go 100% renewable within a decade
LISMORE council general manager Gary Murphy said the council aimed to become a “model of sustainability”.
Lismore rates to jump for households, businesses
LISMORE City Council has been approved a rate increase to businesses of 3.82% which is 0.42% above the rate peg.
More than 900 sign petition to save Goonellabah library
A PETITION against the closure of Goonellabah library was delivered to Lismore City Council chambers on Friday with 904 signatures.
Log move plan gets the chop
IT’S the log that simply won’t be moved.
Your say on how Lismore should grow
LISMORE City Council wants to hear what sort of development it should be pursuing for the future.
Library big loss for Portia
WATCHING the Goonellabah library close would be a sad day for Lismore High Year 8 student Portia Brown, 13.
Council backs reconciliation talk with jobs
THE number of Aboriginals employed by Lismore City Council will rise from 11 to 24 by 2017 as part of a new Reconciliation Action Plan.
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