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The Channon Tavern shows off its new trees

As part of the Northern Rivers Watershed Initiative (NRWI), the owners of The Channon Tavern were recently awarded a grant to plant 2,500 trees on the banks of the creek below the venue.

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Northern Rivers continues to support refugees on World Refugee Day

The Northern Rivers has been active in settling refugees here and since August 2022 has seen 42 refugees from Syria and Venezuela settled across the region.

Lismore’s new Volvo biodiesel-capable garbo trucks

The Lismore City Council has announced eight new Volvo garbage collection trucks due to join its fleet from September this year at a cost of $5 million.

Pocket Winter Festival returns, June 22

Organisers of the Pocket Winter Festival say they are pulling out all stops for this year’s event, to be...

Wiggle it a little bit or a lot!

Winter Wiggle will be rocking the solstice this weekend with stellar DJs Halo, Daddy Issues, Jason Lewis, Pob, Curly Si & Sol Array.

Have you thought about being a foster carer?

With the Lismore Lantern Parade being held this Saturday, June 21, MacKillop Family Services say they will again participate, with their team carrying a set of lanterns in the parade to raise awareness about the need for foster carers in the area.

Exhibitions sought for Lone Goat

Is it your dream to see your artwork hanging, sitting or standing in an art gallery?

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Major upgrade for Murwillumbah’s Budd Park

The riverside Budd Park in Murwillumbah has been revamped and now offers an inclusive, flood-resilient space.

How to cook with a tea candle and create nutritious meals

If you didn’t get your flood pantry ready in time or you are just struggling to put food on the table (if you happen to have one) knowing how to make a simple nutritious meal out of basic ingredients – possibly without a heat source – is essential. 

A thousand voices sing

Over a thousand students from public schools across the NSW north coast came together last week for a very special kids festival celebrating music and song.

Supporting homeless people in the Byron and Tweed shires

The Songs for Shelter, Winter Warmer campaign by Dharma Care is underway and is looking to raise $50,000 for homeless people in the Tweed and Byron shires.

130 years of NORCO celebrated with a flashback to free school milk 

It began under a tree in Clunes in 1895 when a group of 40 farmers gathered to discuss how they could collaborate to secure a better and more profitable future for the dairy farmers of the region.

Motorcycle accident – Cedar Creek

A man in his thirties was transferred to Gold Coast University Hospital yesterday following a motorcycle accident near Murwillumbah.

Murwillumbah’s World Environment Day Festival postponed to 13 July

The ongoing wet weather has led to the free community World Environment Day Festival to be held at Know Park in Murwillumbah this weekend...

Free festival to celebrate World Environment Day

Once again the community will be coming together in a joyous celebration of World Environment Day at Knox Park in Murwillumbah this Sunday, 8 June.

‘Birth Stories on Stage’ is women sharing their experiences of birth

Birth Stories on Stage features 13 local women sharing their personal experiences of giving birth — raw, real, and unforgettable.

Celebrating National Reconciliation Week in Tweed 

How we recognise the past, live the present, and move into the future determines our opportunities and failures and this year’s National Reconciliation Week theme, ‘Bridging Now to Next’ reflects those opportunities for all Australians.

Salt water over roads with upcoming king tides

Ballina Shire Council is encouraging motorists to drive safely over the coming days with king tides leading to minor flooding of some local roads. 

‘Soul-destroying’ approval of zombie DA on Cobaki estuary

Locals say that the approval of the latest modifications of the flood prone, zombie development application (DA) for a 37-lot industrial subdivision at 60...

Northern Rivers continues to support refugees on World Refugee Day

The Northern Rivers has been active in settling refugees here and since August 2022 has seen 42 refugees from Syria and Venezuela settled across the region.

Pocket Winter Festival returns, June 22

Organisers of the Pocket Winter Festival say they are pulling out all stops for this year’s event, to be held June 22 from 10am...