Cars and kids no longer have to share the same patch at one of Brunswick Heads’ most-loved foreshore spots. Here’s what’s changed at Torakina Reserve.
RK Crosby
Posted inHousing, NSW News, Social issues and services
New rules for renters and rental ads
Landlords will soon have to admit when rental photos are faked with AI, and they can no longer stalk your social media. Here’s what’s changing for 2.3 million NSW renters.
Posted inClarence Valley, Local politics
Johnstone back in the Clarence Valley mayor’s chair, but the fight may not be over
A hat draw gone wrong, a mayor who resigned, a general manager sacked, and now Peter Johnstone is back in the chair. But is the Clarence Valley’s mayoral mess really over?
Posted inCoffs Harbour, Roads and Infrastructure
Heavy traffic conditions around Pacific Highway crash in Coffs
Big delays to traffic following a two car crash that has also brought down a power pole. Here’s the details.
Posted inMurwillumbah, News
Man dies, woman seriously injured in crash at Zara
A man in his 80s has died and a woman is in hospital after a crash on Zara Road, west of Murwillumbah. Police are appealing for dash cam footage.
Posted inAwards, Bellingen
Bellingen back in the running for Tidy Towns glory
Just two years after cleaning up at the Tidy Towns awards, Bellingen is back in the hunt, this time chasing the top prize and the right to host in 2027.
Posted inArts, Coffs Harbour, Exhibitions and Performances
Three touring shows bring fresh art wave to Coffs YAM
Salt lakes, mythical snakes and camp sporting satire land at Coffs Harbour’s YAM this spring, with a Gumbaynggirr artist among those bringing the shows home.
Posted inBallina, Education, Good News, Grants and funding
East Ballina teacher headed overseas after top scholarship win
An East Ballina teacher is off to the US and Canada, funded by a $15,000 scholarship recognising her as one of the state’s best.
Posted inNational News, Phones and internet
Senate report demands Triple Zero overhaul
A year-long Senate inquiry has delivered its verdict on Australia’s Triple Zero failures, from nationalising the service to a text-based emergency option. Here’s what’s recommended.
Posted inAwareness Events, Health
Only 2pc can spot signs of common heart risk
Only 2pc of Australians can spot all the warning signs of a heart condition linked to one in four strokes. Do you know your PULSE?