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Bancks shortlisted for children’s book awards 

Local author Tristan Bancks’s novel Scar Town has been shortlisted for the Children’s Book Council of Australia Awards Book of the Year.

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Man charged over alleged driving and property offences

A man will appear before court today charged with 22 offences following an investigation into several alleged driving and property offences at Murwillumbah.

Public interest litigation under threat

Australia’s peak environment groups have slammed a Federal Court decision which allows mining company Santos to pursue environment groups that were not directly involved in a recent court case against them.

Mandy Nolan’s Soapbox: Music to Our Ears

A world where generative AI creates music according to the algorithms of what we like. A beige supermarket of our bias. I wonder how we even know what we like, if we only hear what an algorithm identifies what we like. It’s like being dressed by your mother, forever. Where are the doors to sublime new experiences? The revelation? The inspiration? Where is the moment of wonder? Where is the magic of discovery?

Save Wallum fundraiser film night, May 5

In an effort to get a delegation of First Peoples and activists to Sydney and Canberra to lobby politicians to save Wallum from being bulldozed, Save Wallum will be holding a film night on Sunday, May 5 at the Picture House in Brunswick Heads.

Disabled access to Seven Mile Beach?

Cr Kiri Dicker's motion to push forward with design options for accessible beach access in Lennox Head got the green light from Ballina Council at its latest meeting.

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.

Stories about "break and enter":

Housebreaking tools seized, man arrested

A man has been charged with driving and property offences after police seized housebreaking implements from a car at Lismore.

Man charged with 10 offences over double break and enter

A man who was injured trying to burgle a house on Friday (October 26), was hospitalised for his injuries and later caught trying to escape through the ceiling of the hospital toilet.

Bangalow man on 210 sex charges against 161 victims

Police will lay 210 additional charges against a man at court today, following an investigation into the origin of thousands of images and videos located on electronic devices seized in Bangalow last year.

Police seek woman over Corndale break-in

Police are appealing for public assistance following an armed robbery at a property at Corndale at about 2.30pm on Wednesday.

Man smashes into Lismore servo, steals ‘cigarette accessories’

A man who smashed into a Lismore service station on Saturday night was arrested before he could make off with his ill-gotten gains, which police describe as ‘cigarette accessories’.

Three arrested after milk theft racket broken

Three men will appear in court later this month after being charged with running a milk theft and redistribution racket in Grafton.

Man arrested in Kingscliff over multiple thefts and break-ins

A man charged with 45 offences relating to breaking and entering, stolen motor vehicles, and thefts in the region yesterday was arrested driving a stolen car.

Three teens arrested over Lismore break and enter

Three teenage boys have been charged after a house in Diadem Street, Lismore, was broken into on Tuesday and an attempt was made to steal a go-kart.

Teen charged after woman assaulted in Casino

A teenager will appear in court today after an alleged aggravated break and enter at Casino last weekend.

Reflections yet to reply on court orders update

Long-standing court orders placed upon NSW government-run corporation Reflections, appear to be not fulfilled.

HECS debts to increase by 4.7 per cent 

What does local Federal Labor MP, Justine Elliot, think of the expected increase of HECS loans, which are set to soar by 4.7 per cent on June 1?

No more video meetings on the go for Ballina Shire Councillors

Dodgy reception and dangerous driving have been cited as concerns prompting a recent majority Ballina Shire Council vote to ban members attending meetings by video in a moving car.

Byron biz breakfast on May 14

The Byron business community are invited for a networking breakfast on Tuesday, May 14 from 7.30am at Fishheads.