Tweed residents are advised there will be a cane toad muster at Bray Park tonight from 8 o’clock. Before the muster there will be a talk about the impact of cane toads and how to identify, safely catch, and handle them. Meet at Chinaman Gardens Reserve at the corner of Kyogle Road and Riveroak Drive, Bray Park at 8pm. For information contact Sally Jacka on 02 6670 2561 or [email protected] or Pamela Gray on 02 6670 2778, email [email protected].
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Janelle Saffin holds the seat of Lismore
Janelle Saffin is in the lead for the seat of Lismore after yesterday's state election. Although preroll and postal votes are yet to be counted, it’s hard to imagine Saffin’s position changing.
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‘After Disaster’ film and live concert, March 27
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Swimming champs Sydney bound for finals
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Greg Trevena
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NSW state election
Will Provest win the Tweed seat over Elliot?
It appears that Tweed MP Geoff Provest will retain the seat of Tweed but there are still plenty of votes to be counted.
NSW state election
Tamara Smith returned to Ballina’s Greens seat
Eve Jeffery - 5
Last night a packed Suffolk Park Hotel exploded with cheers at around 8pm when the ABC broadcast computer popped up a Green result for Ballina and the return of Tamara Smith to the seat she has held for the last eight years.
Local News
Rosebank’s Rainbow Temple referred to the Land & Environment Court
Lismore City Council say they have referred the Rainbow Temple in Rosebank to the Land & Environment Court after the owner repeatedly declined to submit a Development Application and associated documentation for the development.
Byron Echo
Solé’s on a mission to help local dingoes
Eve Jeffery - 7
A local advocate wants to tear down the myths about dingoes, and stop their treatment as wild dogs, which she says they are not.