Road restoration works on Wyrallah and Coraki roads will begin in July as part of Lismore’s flood recovery infrastructure program.
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Posted inLismore
Lismore continues CBD safety, lighting and access upgrades
Lismore City Council is rolling out CCTV, lighting and parking initiatives to improve safety, accessibility and activity across the CBD.
Posted inAccidents and road closures, Evans Head
Fisherman swept to his death off Evans Head rocks
A fisherman has died after being swept from rocks at Evans Head on Sunday, weeks after a similar incident.
Posted inGrafton
Changed traffic conditions for essential road maintenance in Grafton
Motorists are advised of changed traffic conditions on local roads in Grafton as essential maintenance work is carried out over the next two weeks.
Posted inGrants and funding, NSW News, Wingham
NSW multicultural festival grants now open
From Diwali to the Bonnie Wingham Scottish Festival, NSW’s multicultural grants program has funded it all. Now $1 million is up for grabs — and applications are open until 13 July.
Posted inCoffs Harbour
Council backs local preference model to strengthen Coffs economy
City of Coffs Harbour will seek to source goods and services locally where possible while maintaining a value-for-money approach for the community.
Posted inKyogle
Kyogle budget delivers major investment in community infrastructure
Kyogle Council has adopted a $64.6 million budget, prioritising water infrastructure, roads, sewerage projects and community services.
Posted inCoffs Harbour, Environment
North Coast communities invited to discuss water quality and fish health
Mid North Coast fishers and community members will have the opportunity to hear directly from leading fish health and water quality experts when the Community Water Quality Audit Project visits Coffs Harbour
Posted inCoffs Harbour, Roads and Infrastructure
Works locked in to protect key Coffs Creek crossing
The Orlando Street road and pedestrian bridge, a key connection between Park Beach and the Jetty Foreshore, is set to receive a near $1 million upgrade to extend its service life.
Posted inLocal News, Public Transport
Williamson calls time on 4.52am train nightmare
A 4.52am arrival in Brisbane. That’s what local rail passengers are putting up with — and one MP has had enough.