Residents, businesses and visitors in Coraki will benefit from improved safety and greater peace of mind following the activation of a new CCTV network across the town’s CBD.
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Northern Rivers goes colourful for Tutu Day for Our Kids
The Northern Rivers will turn pink, purple and every colour in between on Friday as the community comes together for Tutu Day for Our Kids.
Traffic changes for Casino Truck Show
Motorists are advised of changed traffic conditions on the Bruxner Highway and Summerland Way for the Casino Truck Show on Saturday, 1 August.
Lions Road donations deliver community benefits
Funds donated by travellers at the Lions Road collection box are continuing to support community projects across the Kyogle local government area.
Check your mailbox: ABS urges residents to prepare for the Census
The Australian Bureau of Statistics is urging residents to check their mailboxes for Census instructions ahead of Census night on Tuesday, 11 August.
Thompson endorsed as Nationals candidate for Myall Lakes
Member for Myall Lakes Tanya Thompson has secured The Nationals’ endorsement to contest the seat at the 2027 NSW election.
Coffs Harbour’s winning hand with five-of-a-kind
Coffs Harbour is set to secure five flagship Oztag events until 2031, delivering up to $100 million in economic impact.
Emergency alert test may increase anxiety for disaster-affected communities
Australia’s nationwide emergency alert test could trigger anxiety and trauma responses in disaster-affected communities, a Southern Cross University researcher warns.
Clarence and Richmond Valley volunteers recognised in NSW Hidden Treasures Honour Roll
Three Clarence and Richmond Valley women have been recognised in the 2025 NSW Hidden Treasures Honour Roll for outstanding volunteer service to their communities.
Local behaviour specialist releases new self-help book on breaking cycles of self-doubt
Local behaviour specialist Marnie Sole has released a self-help book exploring recurring patterns of self-doubt and change.
