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Contentious Cudgen Connection refused – but developer not backing down

The contentious Cudgen Connection development proposed on State Significant Farmland on the protected Cudgen Plateau next to the Tweed Valley Hospital site was in front of Tweed Shire Councillors at yesterday's planning meeting. 

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Mandy Nolan calls for safety of Northern Rivers women and children to be prioritised

As the Greens move to declare violence against women a national emergency, Greens candidate for Richmond and community advocate Mandy Nolan will hold a vigil for victims of violence and has called on Northern Rivers Labor MPs to back budget funding to tackle the violence epidemic.

The Band that Loves to Chill on Another Planet

North Coast Music industry Award winning Reggae Band Radio Jupiter is back with a new line up and a new album. They will be performing live at the Chillingham Cafe on Saturday 4th May from 3pm. Put on your dancing feet and experience the intergalactic reggae  grooves of Radio Jupiter. See you there!

Political responses to violence

Tens of thousands of people marched against gendered violence on the weekend. Women and men are looking to governments, state and federal, to make them safe. Are they up to the task?

Man dies after being stabbed – Coffs Harbour

An investigation is underway after a man died after being stabbed at Coffs Harbour on Thursday.

The Full Brief on Sissy Knickers!

The Brunswick Picture House is delighted to announce that the Briefs Factory troupe is bringing a brand new show, Sissy Knickers!, for a special and exclusive performance next week on Thursday.

Access all areas – unless you are a person with disability

Almost a quarter of the Northern Rivers can’t access the places most people take for granted, like our beaches, parks, and public toilets. That’s a significant chunk of the population.

Gabrielle Cohen

Gabriella Cohen, Australia’s folk darling, is coming to Brunswick Picture House to perform a one-off intimate solo show on Saturday.

Known for her magnetic performances, off-hand charm and pop sensibilities, Gabriella plays music that is all-at-once laid-back, tongue-in-cheek, and peppered with the sweet sounds of ‘60s girl groups.

Channelling the sounds of the Beach Boys, Carol King and The Beatles, Gabriella is a unique and eclectic songwriter with infectious melodies to boot.

Gabriella has captivated audiences worldwide, sharing stages with luminaries like Paul Kelly, Big Thief and Marlon Williams.

With three internationally acclaimed records under her belt and a string of world tours, Rolling Stone has predicted ‘she’ll be a household name in no time’.

Kicking off the evening is chanteuse, Sara Yael, known to many as the captivating frontwoman of the infamous gypsy cabaret band, Rapskallion. A seasoned performer and acclaimed songwriter, Sara promises to enchant you with her distinctive blend of smoky blues, pop, and soulful folk.

Audiences can expect a unique and intimate evening of story, song and soul.

Don’t miss this one-off show at Brunswick Picture House on Saturday.

Doors 6.30pm, show at 7pm.

Tickets $33 online at brunswickpicturehouse.com.


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Housing roundtable held in Lismore 

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Remember to ‘Wage Peace, Not War’ says Lismore local 

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Should Local Land Service be the only consent for Private Native Forestry in Kyogle Shire?

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