REVEALED: Lismore’s new recycled Christmas tree
IT HAS been made with 200 old road signs, 100 recycled corflutes and a “whole lotta love”.
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Lismore roads will only get worse, council email reveals
DESTROYED and potholed roads are on the back-burner for Lismore City Council as they prioritise preventative road works in the local government area.
‘Buy a four-wheel drive’: Council’s advice on potholes
“DOES it take us to lose a life out here?”: Residents are worried about the appalling state of their roads, saying it is now a matter of life and death.
Build it in Lismore: 60% of people want the ski jump
SHOULD the ski jump be built in Lismore? The results of an online poll have been revealed.
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Most Lismore ovals open but a few still closed from long wet
A HANDFUL of Lismore City Council’s sporting ovals remain closed as the effects of recent bad weather continue to be felt.
Youngsters get out to have fun
SEVERAL hundred young people gathered at Kadina Park, Goonellabah, yesterday for a day of community fun.
$2.5m to deliver clean water
LISMORE City Council will spend the best part of an estimated $2.5 million on delivering clean water to some 80 rural Nimbin residents.
Lismore becomes “Lovemore”
LISMORE will become Lovemore for the month of May following a reconciliation of sorts last week between Lismore councillors and the Aquarius “immigrants”.
Outdoor dining a delight
AFTER a little tweaking, Lismore City Council’s outdoor dining policy appears to have hit the spot among retailers.
Wet keeps ovals closed
MOST of Lismore City Council’s sporting ovals remain closed as the effects of the recent wet weather continue to be felt.
Wetland revitalised
SLATERS Creek in North Lismore will be transformed from a degraded creek system into Lismore’s first large-scale stormwater treatment wetland.
Little Keen St decision in order
CONCERNS Lismore council “rushed” through a development application that included removal of an historic workers’ cottage are unfounded, councillor says.
Council plans skateboard, scooter crackdown
A COUNCIL crackdown on reckless skateboarders and mobility scooters in Lismore’s CBD is in the pipeline after a stream of complaints from retailers.
New Back Alley Gallery project starts Saturday
STAGE four of Lismore’s Back Alley Gallery will kick off on Saturday thanks to the efforts of musician John Butler and artist Ben Foster.
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