Sixteen Aboriginal women on the NSW North Coast are set to launch their own businesses in Country care and cultural heritage, backed by $148,000 in new government funding.
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Posted inByron Bay, Feature, NSW Politics, Roads and Infrastructure, Tweed Heads
$30 million to tackle M1 pinch points between Tweed and Byron
Nearly 70,000 drivers use the M1 through the Tweed every day. Now $30 million is committed to help fix the bottlenecks, from Tweed Heads to Byron Bay.
Posted inCrime, Feature, Tweed Heads
35 e-bikes destroyed after police seizures in Tweed Heads
Police have destroyed 35 seized e-bikes in the Tweed Heads area, with more forfeiture applications still before the courts. View vision here.
Posted inMurwillumbah, Public Transport, Tweed Heads
175 extra buses a week roll out for Tweed and Murwillumbah
175 extra buses a week are about to hit Tweed and Murwillumbah, doubling services on one of the region’s busiest routes. Here’s what’s changing from 29 June.
Posted inCrime, Feature, Tweed Heads
Man charged after alleged pursuit in stolen vehicle at Tweed Heads
A 34-year-old man faced court today after an alleged police pursuit involving a stolen vehicle at Tweed Heads yesterday morning.
Posted inEducation, Mullumbimby, Murwillumbah
North Coast students get a taste of life behind the camera
60 North Coast students went behind the scenes of the screen industry last Friday, and for some, it was enough to make them rethink their entire future.
Posted inCrime, Feature, Tweed Heads
Two arrested after man’s death in Tweed Heads
A man and a woman have been arrested after a man died on the NSW north coast early on Saturday morning.
Posted inHealth, Indigenous, Sport and fitness events, Tweed Heads
Free exercise programs launched for Aboriginal community members in Tweed
Free Aquafit and Goorie Go-Getters programs are helping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members in the Tweed improve fitness, wellbeing and social connection.
Posted inCrime, Fingal Head
Stolen EV takes police from two states on wild pursuit
A stolen electric vehicle allegedly reached speeds of almost 170km/h during a wild cross-border police pursuit before crashing into cars, fences and palm trees at Fingal Head, after which the offender tried to swim away.
Posted inTweed Heads
Free lung screenings available in Tweed as $2.5 million Lung Bus arrives
The NSW Government’s $2.5 million Lung Bus has arrived in Tweed Heads, offering free lung health screenings for workers exposed to silica and other hazardous dusts.