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Come to the heart for carols
BOY band Justice Crew to headline Lismore’s Shopbaby Carols in the Heart tonight.
Lismore Square’s $90m expansion could be back on the table
“MANY of us were inundated with calls from the community to revisit this decision due to the importance of the potential investment into our community”.
Quirky bicycle Christmas tree ‘retired’ for this year
THE quirky ornament was first unveiled in 2015 and was meant to be located at the Lismore Quadrangle this year.
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Council backs 10-year plan to re-imagine Lismore
AFTER 18 months of public consultation, the Imagine Lismore 10-year plan is set to be unveiled for public comment, but not without some resistance.
Lismore plans to gain an advantage
THE Lismore City Sustainable Economic Advantage 2020, a development plan for business, innovation and success in our regional city, has been launched.
Lismore’s bad roads will get even worse
LISMORE council plans to delay reconstruction of the LGA’s worst roads while it focuses funding on maintaining the ones still in a “fair” condition.
Council moves mooted
LISMORE City Council’s corporate headquarters could be back in its “spiritual home” in the Lismore CBD by 2018.
Mardigrass organisers seething over fines
MARDIGRASS organisers are encouraging anyone who received a parking fine at last weekend’s cannabis reform rally to contact them before paying the fine.
Council CCTV to stay
THE State Government says it will introduce exemptions to ensure local councils can continue to use CCTV cameras to prevent crime.
MardiGrass parking bust
THE NUMBER of parking fines issued was almost triple the number of drug detections at the weekend’s 21st annual MardiGrass.
Push to fix black spot
THE black spot intersection of William Blair Avenue and Ballina Rd could be improved within 12 months after Lismore City Council asked the Government to fix it.
Library friends fight back at closure proposal
FRIENDS of the Lismore Library is considering stopping its voluntary book deliveries if Lismore City Council closes Goonellabah Library.
Libraries, council office face closure under Lismore cuts
LISMORE City Council is considering cuts of more than $1 million in services in the next financial year in a bid to become more financially sustainable.
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