‘This is our home’: Lismore residents staying put despite new flood
The third major flood in five years is still not enough of a wake-up call to some Lismore residents who say they are committed to rebuilding near flood plains. Here’s why.
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The third major flood in five years is still not enough of a wake-up call to some Lismore residents who say they are committed to rebuilding near flood plains. Here’s why.
Since floods swept through in 2017, this CBD shop has been vacant. However, a plan to increase housing options and bring new business to town could help to revive the spot.
The Byron Bay development could have seen a popular street changed forever with a multi-dwelling development. So why did it get knocked back by an independent planning authority?
Northern Rivers were residents left heartbroken by the closure of three Target Country stores, but now two new brands are filling this prominent spot at The Village shopping centre.
“The premises has been empty for over a year… the flow on effects are that more money will be spent in local businesses with people sourcing lunches and groceries”.
“Yesterday I followed a Porsche home. Not a Kombi, a Porsche. Cashed-up buyers are discovering what we already know ‒ that it’s heaven on earth here”.
Blocks of land in this new housing estate have attracted a lot of interest, with two blocks going to auction this weekend.
Developers of the controversial residential and business project have not given up, but the application is once again striking firm opposition.
This chain cult brand has remained tight-lipped about the exciting reveal of its Lismore store but a new development hints it could be closer than ever for keen shoppers.
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.
It’s a comprehensive upgrade worth $1.39 million, but not all Northern Rivers residents are happy to see it take place. Here’s what you had to say.
What do you think Lismore needs within the next 20 years? A vital community engagement session will be held this week, and locals are being urged to have some input.
The proposed development will see Australian property giant Home Co make its mark in a growing sector. And it will mean plenty of new jobs on offer.
One nearby resident, who told the council she had been looking forward to a quiet retirement, said the proposal could “impact residents every day and night”.
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