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NEFA says Forestry Corp are ignoring legal protections for gliders

The North East Forest Alliance is calling on the Environment Protection Authority to issue an immediate Stop Work Order for logging in Styx River State Forest, near Armidale on the Northern Tablelands.
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901 swimmers join the annual Ocean Classic

The annual Byron Bay Ocean Classic beach swim organised by the Winet Whales was held last Sunday and attracted...
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Summer of Harold

In a change of pace, the Uki Moon Theatre are excited to announce their first production for 2024 – the comedic trio of plays, Summer of Harold, by award-winning playwright Hilary Bell and directed by Penny Irving.
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Toothless watchdogs and failed promises

The state of Australia's natural environment is rapidly going from bad to worse, as those in government with a duty of care choose to dress windows and kick potential solutions down the road.
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Lismore residents ‘dumbfounded’ by councils lack of scrutiny of DA with ‘serious short-comings’

Local residents and Wilson Nature Reserve Landcare Group have said they are ‘dumbfounded’ at the lack of scrutiny of the ongoing development application at 37 City View Drive, East Lismore.
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$300,000 funding agreement to proceed with Saddle Road housing

The NSW government is providing Byron Shire Council $300,000 through the Resilient Lands Program to provide flood resilient land for new housing at the Saddle Road Precinct near Brunswick Heads.
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Housing roundtable held in Lismore 

Member for Lismore, Janelle Saffin MP hosted a Northern Rivers housing roundtable in this week.
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Derek Harper, Billinudgel

In response to your article on fecal incontinence (Echonetdaily, January 24) I thought I should share my experience.

About six months ago I hurt my foot, which caused me to limp for a week or so.

The limp caused a muscle strain in my groin, which was then followed by urinary incontinence.

Fortunately, or unfortunately, I have a lifetime of experience of how pinched nerves can create seemingly unrelated problems and I was sure that my sore foot has caused my incontinence.

So I embarked on a program of exercise and chiropractic treatment, which eliminated the incontinence in a matter of weeks.

I’m not suggesting that this regime will solve all urinary incontinence but it solved mine.

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