Byron Bay: Main Beach Playgrounds Slated for Upgrades
AI summaryByron Bay's beachfront playgrounds at Main Beach may undergo significant upgrades to enhance recreational facilities for local children.
AI summaryByron Bay's beachfront playgrounds at Main Beach may undergo significant upgrades to enhance recreational facilities for local children.
AI summaryA $304 million plan to more than double Clarrie Hall Dam's capacity has cleared a major planning hurdle as the Tweed region pursues water security.
AI summaryBallina's $85M Twin Bridges project launches as MP addresses expenses row; airport security breach alleged; state moves on Richmond River cleanup.
AI summarySouth Murwillumbah home fire, South neighbourhood consultation, Regent Film Society launch all happen in the regional hub.
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 summaryQueen Elizabeth Park in Casino has reopened its flood-damaged clubhouse following a $1.6 million rebuild project.
AI summaryBallina council votes to upgrade Ross Lane and deploys CCTV following knife crimes; NSW Police statement issued on Tamar Street fire damage.
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 summaryTweed Shire Council seeks community input on Hastings Point plant upgrade while former mayor Kate Milne responds to housing strategy draft.
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 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.
AI summaryByron Bay faces planning challenges over low-rise protection as developers bypass local height limits, and community figure Lynda Dean has passed away.
AI summaryA $1 million CCTV network targeting crime hotspots and major roads across Ballina and Lennox Head is entering its installation phase.
AI summaryKyogle ratepayers secure $400,000 annual saving on waste costs while local beekeeping equipment becomes available.
AI summaryThe Echo investigates what planning and regulatory controls exist for data centre development across the Northern Rivers region.
AI summaryBallina deploys new police as mayor disputes crime hotspot claims, while council considers a nine-week Ross Lane closure to save ratepayers $800,000.
AI summaryQGAir rescue operations in Tallebudgera Valley, Menindee Lakes survey, biosecurity week, and regional infrastructure challenges in focus.
AI summaryEight new police officers have been deployed to the Richmond District, including positions in Casino, Lismore, and Ballina.
AI summaryTweed Shire Council's latest meeting addressed solar panel recycling, free speech protections, financial sustainability, and Clarrie Hall Dam issues.
AI summaryGrace Cruice Memorial Exhibition celebrates Ballina artists, while court ruling halts proposed Alstonville tourist park development.
AI summaryEvans Head Iron Gates development faces fresh scrutiny over bridge work, while Ballina Players' '80s comedy nears full capacity.
AI summaryBallina's taxi market expands with new operator approval, while wildlife concerns and a local road-widening waiver request emerge.
AI summaryMullumbimby held a Vietnam service; Tallowood's temporary dirt pile may become permanent; Byron Shire opens its Mayoral Fund to community groups.
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 summaryByron Writers Festival features politics and mining, Shire shifts to all-electric development rules, 1,500 oppose Mullumbimby car park plan.
AI summaryBallina marks 60 years since Battle of Long Tan, opens new gallery shows, and mayor pursues 350-home marina development plan.
AI summaryTweed Shire is exploring a major indoor sports centre for basketball and netball, but a feasibility study warns full delivery in one phase may be unaffordable.