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Celebrating women’s achievements

With three women standing for the upcoming federal election in the seat of Richmond it is important to recognise that women in Australia only gained the opportunity to vote and the right to stand for federal election in 1902.
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Do not approach fallen power lines

Essential Energy have received a number of reports of the community approaching fallen powerlines and is reminding everyone in Northern NSW to stay at least eight metres away from fallen powerlines.
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Evacuations in Tweed, Ballina and Clarence Valley Shires

Island and coastal communities, among others across the Northern Rivers, received evacuation directions over the weekend.
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Resilience amidst havoc: Summit Organics’ autumn bounty

Cyclone Alfred’s relentless deluge has once again tested the mettle of our local farmers, with floods disrupting local supply...
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Driver rescued from floodwaters now charged drink driving – Loftville

A man has been charged with middle-range PCA after being stuck in floodwaters south of Lismore.
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Prepare to evacuate Condong

The NSW SES is directing people in Condong and surrounds to EVACUATE BEFORE 9pm.
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Mullum hospital site

My wife and I have lived in Mullumbimby for 20 years. Many like us have come from somewhere else...
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Sarah Grant Duo are on at the Rails on Thursday

Whether she fronting the band Pink Zinc or her new outfit Mobeius, musician/singer/songwriter Sarah Grant is always entertaining and giving her everything for the performance.

A lifelong local of Byron Bay, Sarah is no stranger to the music scene. For 15 years she has led the energetic rock/pop covers band Pink Zinc Presents, captivating audiences with tunes that make them dance and sing along. Through this experience, Sarah has developed her craft, learning the nuances of connecting with listeners and delivering memorable performances.

See her this week in her duo incarnation at The Rails on Thursday.

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Tropical Cyclone Alfred hardship grants available

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The Commonwealth and NSW government have jointly funded emergency financial assistance following Tropical Cyclone Alfred of $180 for individuals or up to $900 per family.
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Rapid relief fund for Cyclone Alfred launched 

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Mandy Nolan official campaign launch: better is possible  

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Car fire at Ocean Shores

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