Kyogle News: 2 September 2026
AI summaryKyogle News INKY publication released with updates from the Northern Rivers community.
AI summaryKyogle News INKY publication released with updates from the Northern Rivers community.
AI summaryKyogle residents face road maintenance choices while two major environmental projects get funding and staffing.
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 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 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 summaryPolice search for missing 33-year-old near Broadwater; Kyogle woman celebrates 100th birthday.
AI summaryNRLX cattle sales in Kyogle held 1400 head of livestock on 26 August.
AI summaryKyogle ratepayers secure $400,000 annual saving on waste costs while local beekeeping equipment becomes available.
AI summaryQueensland Road closes Tuesday and Wednesday for cultural burn; search ongoing for missing Kyogle woman Stephanie Cordery.
AI summaryDyogle celebrates a century of community gatherings, a garden group seeks new premises before demolition, and a tribute unfolds through daily photos.
AI summaryKyogle is hosting a comedy event with two comedians performing on the same stage for an evening show.
AI summaryRichmond Valley and Kyogle areas host pig races, country music performances and a Trash & Treasure Sale this weekend.
AI summaryKyogle area funding opens for community safety projects, while Woodenbong Arts Group launches inaugural Jim Grasby Memorial Art Prize.
AI summaryNorthern Rivers livestock sales, Woodburn's push to keep community housing, local music performance, and Montgomerys Bridge reopening after months of detours.
AI summaryRichmond Valley Council reviews cemetery strategy as Kyogle hosts community sessions on CSIRO flood mitigation modelling amid ongoing local concerns.
AI summaryThe Dunoon and District Gazette August-September edition is out, while photographer Jodie Harris invites community letters for her Becalmed exhibition.
AI summaryA Kyogle tanner has successfully opposed a festival ban on fur products, citing her livelihood practices.
AI summaryCoraki house fire, Spring Grove police pursuit with road spikes, and a local family's EKKA debut achievement marked an eventful day across Kyogle.
AI summarySixty schools in Richmond Valley and Kyogle achieve strong phonics improvements; comedian Odette brings comedy show to the region.
AI summaryKyogle livestock market hosts 1400-head cattle sale; fox baiting and bush regen funded at Dirawong Reserve.
AI summaryThe free local publication Richmond Valley Inky has released its August 12 edition for download.
AI summaryA council meeting will address a CSIRO study on large-scale water basins, while local wildlife caused quite the stir when visiting a family dinner uninvited.
AI summaryA child sustained injuries during a match while authorities prepare residents for smoke from a planned wetlands burn.
AI summaryIndyNR publishes an opinion column examining a local figure's attempt to defend a position in the face of negative feedback.
AI summaryWhile the games have finished, an entertainment quiz keeps the fun going in the community.
AI summaryA large cattle sale takes place this week as communities continue to voice concerns about flood mitigation modelling.
AI summaryA letter writer has called on the Coraki Post Office to resist automation, while the August edition of the Kyogle Inky publication has recently become available.
AI summaryA local player returns from training with Canberra Comets while Richmond Police District reports on a teenager apprehended with weapons and stolen goods.
AI summaryThousands of locals have signed a petition calling for improved daytime train connections to Brisbane from Kyogle station.