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The Save Wallum campaign has been ongoing and a strong presence of concerned conservationists are on site at Brunswick...

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Aid workers killed

I along with the Israeli and Jewish community in general mourn with the rest of the world for the...

Local grom takes national tube-riding prize

Local grom takes national tube-riding prize. Broken Head surfer Leihani Zoric has taken out first place in the U/14 girls and best barrel (girl) categories of the Australian Junior Online Surf Championships.

REDinc’s new Performing Arts Centre is go!

It’s been a long wait, but two years on from the 2022 flood REDinc in Lismore have announced the official opening of a new Performing Arts Centre.

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Ballina Greens announce ticket for 2024

Aiming to build on their two existing councillors, the Ballina Greens have announced their team of candidates for the upcoming Ballina Shire Council elections, set for 14 September this year.

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Sunday’s AFL Under-9’s game between Brunswick Valley Bulldogs and Byron Bay Magpies simply had the lot.

Two evenly matched teams playing in the spirit of the game, letting the footy do the talking.

There is no official scoring at this age level but each contested ball looked as though the Granny was on the line.

For the Bulldogs Tayeb Hazelwood was the calm defensive general working tirelessly to link with teammates down the ground. First-gamer Ethan Johnston impressed with his drive out of the centre and Sonny Garady sustained his effort through four quarters.

Both sides were explosive out of the middle, Ned Bailey winning some excellent clearances for the Doggies.

Ella Spice gave a lesson in persistence and her bro Liam split the big sticks with the final kick of the game.

Hats off to all players, coaches and supporters: great game, great attitudes.


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