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November 16, 2026

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School principals

Our schools are not bargaining chips in the teacher transfer system Your article ‘Call for Mel Davis to be permanent...

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Ten mega-dams still on the table for Lismore City Council

The CSIRO completed a flood-modelling study that included modelling for up to ten retention dams across the Richmond catchment – Labor and Greens sought to remove the mega-dam proposal from the Lismore City Council's Flood Risk Management Plan.

Shoebridge’s forked tongue

Senator Shoebridge tells us that Ukraine has his full support – but is ruling out arms transfers to Ukraine...

School principals

Our schools are not bargaining chips in the teacher transfer system Your article ‘Call for Mel Davis to be permanent...

How high? How dizzy?

Spaghetti Circus teens put circus to the test in Wait, What? The teenage performers of Spaghetti Circus will flip, juggle, spin, jump and balance their way through a playful circus experiment this month, when Wait, What? comes to the Spaghetti Circus Back Shed at Mullumbimby Showground for two performances on Friday, 20 and Saturday, 21 November.

Call on state govt to exclude Byron from fast track development

The Byron Bay Masterplan Advisory Group and People of Byron both came out strongly in support of Byron Shire being excluded from the Housing Delivery Authority and State Significant Development state government fast track development pathways.

Suffolk Park DA

The developer’s ad for 9-15 Clifford St, Suffolk Park (4 November) has a lot of misleading and incorrect information....

Lismore Local News

Local news, articles and more from the Lismore City local government area.

Appeal to locate man wanted on outstanding warrant

Police are appealing for public assistance to locate a man wanted on an outstanding warrant in the Northern Rivers.

Northern Rivers Rail Trail wins again – get it finished before...

Celebrating the two sections of the Northern Rivers Rail Trial in Tweed and Lismore they have been named NSW best Major Tourist Attraction at the 2026 NSW Tourism Awards – supporters are no calling on government to finish it in time for the 2032 Olympics.

Nimbin – do you read us?

What happens when your mobile goes down? When even your landline (if you actually still have one) is gone... Find out how to stay connected at the Nimbin UHF Radio Fun Day.

How will mega-dam proposals affect Nimbin and the wider region?

This morning's Lismore Council meeting saw a protest outside from Dam Free Nimbin and heard evidence inside that the proposals for massive flood retention dams designed to protect the Lismore CBD are already causing negative impacts on people upstream.

Rising Tide win over ANZ

In a considerable victory for people power, the national pressure group Rising Tide and its local Northern Rivers membership has just declared a significant win for the climate.

Remembrance Day 2026: 11am, 11 November

It is estimated that in WWl there were 20 million dead and 20 million injured. From a population base of fewer than five million, around 416,809 men enlisted, with 302,000 serving overseas. Of these, 62,000 were killed, 155,000 were...

‘Dancing against violence’ in Lismore

A sold-out gala in Lismore has raised more than $200,000 for Women Up North (WUN) and its Bugalma Bihyn Aboriginal Women’s Refuge, which can accommodate up to five families.

Northern Rivers family could be forced to leave Australia

A Northern Rivers family might be forced to leave their life behind without direct intervention by the Minister for Immigration, Tony Burke. The de Silva family have been living locally since 2020, contributing significantly to local businesses and to disaster recovery.

Koalas on the move – stay alert on the roads

Over spring and summer koalas are on the move as they search for food, territory and mates.

From Spinifex Country to Lismore for a $23,000 art prize

In Michelle Anderson’s Kanpala, circles of red, orange and yellow bring a place in Western Australia’s Spinifex Country into view. It’s a place she returns to often in paint: Kanpa, the Country where her grandmother was born.

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Shoebridge’s forked tongue

Senator Shoebridge tells us that Ukraine has his full support – but is ruling out arms transfers to Ukraine really supporting them? The Ukrainian...

Students strike to reclaim their future

On Friday 20 November, students in the Byron Shire and surrounds will close their books and laptops to meet at Apex Park, Byron Bay in another strike for climate action.

Cadwallader says Ballina hospital infrastructure plans ‘a shambles’

Ballina is trapped in a health planning paradox, with no hospital site, no construction funding and no clear investment pathway, according to independent candidate for Ballina and local mayor Sharon Cadwallader.

The fastest climate solution has two wheels and no tailpipe

As the climate negotiations start in earnest at COP31, major Australian cities are backing a global citizens initiative calling for targets for cycling to be included in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).