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Families consider class action against Intrapac over cancelled Banyan Hill house and land contracts

Nearly fifty local Intrapac house and land buyers on the Northern Rivers may need to take Supreme Court action to avoid being short-changed and priced out of the region.
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Wollumbin Street bridge reduced to one lane

As part of the sewerage upgrade in Murwillumbah, Tweed Shire Council is urging motorists to plan ahead and seek alternative routes between the CBD and South Murwillumbah for up to four weeks from today.
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The Murdoch empire – out of the pot and into the other pot

The biggest news in ‘news’ today is that the biggest news content creator will see its leader stand down after more than 70 years – it is expected that Lachlan Murdoch will step into his father’s shoes as head of the Murdoch media behemoth from November.
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What do you think of the Wade Park masterplan?

So many of the Lismore LGA assets were damaged in last year’s flood and the process of rebuilding is creating an opportunity to do things differently.
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Hannah Grace’s recent letter ‘Benefits of microplastic’ might be considered a sick joke, but over the years misanthropy has...
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Cinema: Battle of the sea folk

Yes, it’s school holidays so there are lots of films with ‘G’ in the rating, and Ruby Gillman – Teenage Kraken is definitely on the list. Sometimes the hero you are meant to be lies just beneath the surface.
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Close battle for Ocean Shores golfing glory

Will Fry held on through a gripping finish to claim the annual Ocean Shores Men’s Golf Championships two weekends...
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Stereo

Stereo are stoked to celebrate the release of the EP Uncanny Valley , with an extremely well named, Uncanny Valley 2 event. Crumbs in the Bed will be kicking off the night with their rock-and-roll energy. They’ll set the stage on fire with their infectious rhythms to start the mosh. 

Prepare to be serenaded by the soulful, intricate sounds of Calypso Cora as they take you on a musical journey through their mesmerising melodies, then rock on with The Tin Heads on their Sydney Tour as they bring their high-energy performance and electrifying guitar riffs to get the mosh pit moving.

Stereo close the night with a bang as they turn it up a notch with their infectious beats and unforgettable hooks. 

Uncanny Valley 2 album launch and gig, Saturday from 7pm at the Byron YAC. Tickets are $10 presale via Eventbrite or $12.50 on the door if not sold out.

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