Northern Rivers: Lord Howe Island Signal Newsletter Available
AI summaryThe Lord Howe Island Signal newsletter is now available for purchase and subscription as of 31 August 2026.
AI summaryThe Lord Howe Island Signal newsletter is now available for purchase and subscription as of 31 August 2026.
AI summarySouth Murwillumbah home fire, South neighbourhood consultation, Regent Film Society launch all happen in the regional hub.
AI summaryBoxing legend Tony Mundine from Baryulgil has died aged 75, while Kyogle residents get more time to remove buyback homes with grants of up to $135,000.
AI summaryBallina grapples with rough sleeping as a homeless man's camp burns, while new retailers arrive and water security takes centre stage at a regional conference.
AI summaryThe region's only wildlife hospital faces funding threats, residents urged to remove batteries from bins, and 50 flood buyback homes opened for community use.
AI summaryBayFM launches Series 2 of WOW: Wise Older Women, a podcast focused on sharing wisdom and raising awareness from older women.
AI summaryA motor vehicle accident south of Lismore triggered a Westpac Rescue Helicopter response on Sunday morning.
AI summaryQueensland's new e-bike licensing requirement takes effect, and a survivor-focused art exhibition opens in the region.
AI summaryKyogle author Susan Hughes' window display was vandalised on her birthday, while a woman was airlifted to hospital after a car rollover near the area.
AI summaryA woman was airlifted to hospital in critical condition following a motorbike crash on Lions Road in the Northern Rivers.
AI summaryBayFM is now accepting enrolments for its spring radio course, offering the Byron Bay community a chance to learn broadcast skills.
AI summaryQueen Elizabeth Park in Casino has reopened its flood-damaged clubhouse following a $1.6 million rebuild project.
AI summaryVictoria's Opposition plans to cancel VNI West; seaweed feed cuts cattle methane by 80%; regional shows and youth climate action underway.
AI summaryBallina council votes to upgrade Ross Lane and deploys CCTV following knife crimes; NSW Police statement issued on Tamar Street fire damage.
AI summaryKyogle's volunteer-built mountain bike trails face a two-year closure due to logging, while the area hosts weekend events and a fruit-themed quiz.
AI summaryMullumbimby residents advance new governance planning while Byron Bay Film Festival celebrates two decades with October events across Northern Rivers.
AI summaryConfusion persists over whether Maclean Lions Club's Return and Earn facility will be part of the Townsend Collective project, while a new 2026 tourism guide for the Clarence Valley is now available.
AI summaryQueer Family Inc seeks permanent home after four years without stable accommodation; beekeepers face varroa mite crisis; North Coast receives $4.6M for road safety.
AI summaryThe Clarence Valley Independent publishes its latest edition covering local news and issues from the Northern Rivers region.
AI summaryTweed Shire Council seeks community input on Hastings Point plant upgrade while former mayor Kate Milne responds to housing strategy draft.
AI summaryBangalow community to rally for the Bowlo's reopening on 19 September, while Byron gets free legal advice clinic from Tyndall & Co.
AI summaryThe Darrel Chapman Fun Run will return to Lismore on Sunday 30 August, with participants gathering at Woodlark Street.
AI summaryThe Mullumbimby Country Women's Association marks a century of community service in the Northern Rivers region.
AI summaryFour fire crews battle blaze at Tamar Street units while council approves flood upgrade for Ross Lane; police search for two missing Ballina-area residents.
AI summaryPolice search for missing 33-year-old near Broadwater; Kyogle woman celebrates 100th birthday.
AI summaryA man and woman face charges over a Ballina machete attack, while enforcement issues plague Lennox Head and an incident involving an elderly driver hospitalises two boys.
AI summaryLismore Regional Gallery is bringing together climate science and art this Sunday in a conversation-focused approach to environmental change.
AI summaryNorthern Rivers Reconstruction Authority reports progress on flood recovery housing schemes despite $980m audit; Australia's new Regional Rail Fleet to replace XPT trains with electric-diesel capability.
AI summaryTweed Council returns its preferred upgrade option for the troubled Hastings Point Wastewater Treatment Plant to community consultation following a longstanding dispute.
AI summaryByron Council faces a $322,000 water investigation bill while a trust seeks to retain control of Bangalow Showgrounds from the council.