Ballina: Twin Bridges Project Begins, Airport Security Incident, River Cleanup Plan
AI summaryBallina's $85M Twin Bridges project launches as MP addresses expenses row; airport security breach alleged; state moves on Richmond River cleanup.
AI summaryBallina's $85M Twin Bridges project launches as MP addresses expenses row; airport security breach alleged; state moves on Richmond River cleanup.
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 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 summaryBangalow community to rally for the Bowlo's reopening on 19 September, while Byron gets free legal advice clinic from Tyndall & Co.
AI summaryThe Mullumbimby Country Women's Association marks a century of community service in the Northern Rivers region.
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 summaryByron Council faces a $322,000 water investigation bill while a trust seeks to retain control of Bangalow Showgrounds from the council.
AI summaryMen & Family Centre hosts free Beyond the BBQ gathering, while artist Lottie Consalvo opens new horizon-focused work at a local gallery.
AI summaryOver 50 grassroots organisations gathered at Bangalow for the Northern Rivers Community Sector Sustainability Summit to discuss pressures facing the region's community groups.
AI summaryDyogle celebrates a century of community gatherings, a garden group seeks new premises before demolition, and a tribute unfolds through daily photos.
AI summaryRobert Innes carried the Olympic flame after the loss of his 14-year-old daughter Morgan, channelling grief into an extraordinary collection.
AI summaryQueer Family Inc secures Byron lease after four years of temporary moves; Clarkes Beach receives additional coastal defence funding.
AI summaryMullumbimby held a Vietnam service; Tallowood's temporary dirt pile may become permanent; Byron Shire opens its Mayoral Fund to community groups.
AI summaryKyogle area funding opens for community safety projects, while Woodenbong Arts Group launches inaugural Jim Grasby Memorial Art Prize.
AI summaryBallina marks 60 years since Battle of Long Tan, opens new gallery shows, and mayor pursues 350-home marina development plan.
AI summaryBallina region faces criminal charge in fatal Yamba bar boating tragedy, while local trainer wins bodybuilding titles and women's surf group marks two decades.
AI summaryNorthern NSW hospitals face heavy winter pressure as emergency departments fill; SCU leads $4 million coffee research program; 2026 Census compulsory tonight.
AI summaryA local resident marked her centenary with family and friends at the Casino Golf Club.
AI summaryHeritage advocates gather to support preservation efforts for the 1920s-era timber building on Coleman Street.
AI summaryPolice renew calls for information during Missing Persons week as communities focus on environmental, social, and recreational initiatives across the region.
AI summaryHead Over Hooves is staging a Lend A Paw event to support vulnerable people and pets in hardship.
AI summaryNearly two months after a boating tragedy, Ballina residents gathered to remember two Marine Rescue volunteers and their legacy of service.
AI summarySafe Haven clinics have shut their doors in Murwillumbah and Mullumbimby, prompting community concerns about mental health services in the region.
AI summaryThe community farewells a dedicated volunteer who made the ultimate sacrifice.
AI summaryLifeblood urges donations to address winter shortages while regional leaders push for increased funding to establish more permanent blood donor centres in country towns.
AI summaryBallina Shire Council marks the annual environmental occasion with volunteers continuing a two-decade tradition.
AI summaryThe school's parent group is baking lamingtons to raise funds after Covid-19 forced cancellation of their annual Family Fun Day.
AI summaryThe annual funding initiative supports families and community groups helping children with special needs across the region.
AI summaryA survey shows overwhelming community backing for the Grafton Brewery Complex development, while concert-goers are urged to purchase tickets through authorized channels.