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NSW Supreme Court rules in favour of NSW RA leaving more homeless

The NSW Reconstruction Authority will now be seeking to evict squatters from houses in Lismore and Mullumbimby following their win in the NSW Supreme Court. 

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Crash near Woodburn

A man has died following a two-vehicle crash near Woodburn yesterday.

Launch window for Australia’s first rocket opens today

Gilmour Space Technologies launch window for its TestFlight1 mission to launch their first Australian-built Eris orbital rocket opened today. 

Getting loopy

More fuel burning emits more carbon dioxide. Accumulating carbon dioxide traps more heat in the air. Warmer air holds...

Live, local and loving it: Byron in tune to Bay FM’s inaugural Airwaves

The Northern Rivers music scene was on show to a crowd of adoring fans Saturday night at Bay FM’s inaugural Airwaves live and local gig celebration in Bangalow.

Gallery grounds to come alive for picnic and paint out

Tweed Regional Gallery is inviting art lovers to pack a picnic, roll out a picnic rug and enjoy a creative afternoon with family and friends at the gallery’s annual Community Picnic & Artist Paint Out on Sunday 29 June, from 2–5 pm.

Tennis league gathers mid-season momentum

As the NET League hits its stride in its inaugural season, courts across the region are alive with Saturday...

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Record flooding at Taree, rescues underway for people trapped by floodwater

The Manning River is flooding at a level never seen before at Taree, surpassing the 1929 record of six metres early this morning and is still rising.

Rally and march in Taree for National Threatened Species Day

Tomorrow is National Threatened Species Day and as the climate warms, floods, droughts, fires and melting ice sheets become the norm there is no escaping the scientific fact that human-induced climate change is having a massive impact not only on humans but on a multitude of other species. 

Bulga State Forest logging protesters get good behaviour bonds

Yesterday, 22 February three activists who had been arrested at the Bulga State Forest action site faced court. All had pleaded guilty to the offences.

Forest Defenders to be celebrated at courthouse

When the first three arrestees from the Bulga Forest protection actions go to court on Wednesday, February 22, there will be a celebration of their actions and their cause outside the Taree courthouse.

NSW prison population reaches five-year high

New data released today by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) reveals that the NSW adult prison population rose to 13,103 in March 2025. This marks the highest number of inmates since the COVID pandemic began in March 2020.

MLC Sue Higginson calls out ‘shameful betrayal of country and culture’

The Native Title Tribunal has handed down a decision that extinguishes the land rights of the Gomeroi People in order to allow multinational gas giant Santos to proceed with its coal seam gas project in the Pilliga Forest.

Gallery grounds to come alive for picnic and paint out

Tweed Regional Gallery is inviting art lovers to pack a picnic, roll out a picnic rug and enjoy a creative afternoon with family and friends at the gallery’s annual Community Picnic & Artist Paint Out on Sunday 29 June, from 2–5 pm.

Nationals abandon federal Coalition

Following a disastrous election for the Liberal Party, in which the deputy leader of the Nationals Perin Davey also lost her seat, Nationals leader David Littleproud has formally ended the Coalition agreement which has underpinned conservative politics for decades.