Anglican Bishop John Roundhill has completed his fifth Holy Week pilgrimage, this year walking with diverse inter-faith leaders impacted by conflict, and covering over 140km across South East Queensland.
The Mullum Plant Fair is on this Saturday, April 26, after being delayed by Cyclone Alfred. It will be held at the Mullum Showgrounds from 9am till 2pm.
Though the sun rose beyond clouds, over 1,000 people from the community got up early to greet the dawn at Brunswick Heads today, to comemorate the 109th anniversary of the landing of the ANAZACs at Gallipoli.
On Tuesday, April 15, six ladies went out onto the green at Brunswick Heads Bowling Club, with the express intent that three of them would be the eventual winners of the triples final championship.
An off-duty NSW Police Officer from the NSW Northern Region has been issued with a Notice to Appear for a low range drink driving offence in Queensland on Thursday
Kyogle is on the path to improved sewerage infrastructure and better protection for the environment, with the next stage of investigative works for a new high-tech wastewater treatment plant underway.
Kyogle Council has a new general manager. Marcus Schintler, Council’s Manager Corporate Services and Acting General Manager for the past three months, has been appointed to the top job.
The Kyogle Council has seen a fractious last term with their General Manager Graham Kennet being sacked (during a second attempt) in December 2023 and replaced by Brett Kelly. Mr Kelly had no council management experience and after just seven weeks was off to another job. So the question is who will you vote for?
The Kyogle Environment Group has challenged Kyogle Council’s presumption thatapplying for a Private Native Forestryplan from both Local Land Services and Council ‘essentially duplicates the assessment’.
The impact of Private Native Forestry agreements are often contentious and with eastern Australia being the only first world country identified as one of 24 ‘deforestation hotspots’ around the world the question of who provides permission and oversees the consent for PNF is important.
The Northern Rivers Reconstruction Corporation (NRRC) will come into existence from July 1. So what is it, and how will it assist flood-affected residents across the region?
Bushfires can be devastating and climate change is only increasing the risk of future damage to both communities, landscapes and the impact on wildlife.
Ballina and Lismore residents may see an aircraft flying unusually low next week, as the Civil Aviation Safety Authority carries out flight path safety checks.
Though the sun rose beyond clouds, over 1,000 people from the community got up early to greet the dawn at Brunswick Heads today, to comemorate the 109th anniversary of the landing of the ANAZACs at Gallipoli.
