Cabaret trio Mark Trevorrow, Rupert Noffs and Bev Kennedy will bring their acclaimed show Old Friends back to Brunswick Picture House on Saturday, 5 September, marking the third time the production has played the venue.
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Posted inNorth Coast Surrounds, Tourism
North Coast leads NSW caravan and camping boom
NSW’s North Coast is leading the state’s caravan and camping boom, as thousands of visitors descend on Lismore for the region’s Outdoor Adventure and Home and Lifestyle Expo.
Posted inCoffs Harbour
A win-win at the harbour
Member for Coffs Harbour Gurmesh Singh is calling for a permanent dredging solution to improve harbour access and reduce costs.
Posted inCrime, Yamba
Man charged over fatal Yamba boat capsize
A man has been charged over a boat capsize that left two people dead at Yamba on the NSW North Coast earlier this year.
Posted inCoramba
Coramba’s historic main street gets a new lease on life
One of the most picturesque villages on the Coffs Coast now has a golden gateway to the Orara Valley following a $1.1 million road upgrade.
Posted inKempsey, Local festivals and shows, Youth
Macleay Laneway Festival to put young people centre stage
Kempsey Shire’s young people will take over the town’s laneways again this year, with the Macleay Laneway Festival returning on Saturday, 24 October.
Posted inGrafton
Grafton reuse shop gives unwanted goods a second chance
A new reuse shop at the Grafton Transfer Station is helping keep unwanted goods out of landfill while offering residents an affordable place to pick up pre-loved items.
Posted inBallina Shire, Expos and Conferences
Community Connections Expo set to bring Ballina Shire together
Forty community groups will pack into the Lennox Head Cultural Centre on Saturday, 29 August, as the Ballina Shire Community Connections Expo returns for its second year, this time as a single, shire-wide event.
Posted inAgribusiness, Agriculture, Investigation, National News
Knee-jerk reaction to flawed ABC program may make food more expensive
In the continuing fallout from the ABC’s Four Corners investigation Duped, more highly experienced food industry professionals have come out and criticised the program, warning that a knee-jerk reaction from government could make food more expensive.
Posted inClarence Valley, Environment, Grants and funding
Funding boost for Clarence and Richmond Valley Crown reserves
More than $251,000 will fund nine projects protecting and improving Crown reserves across the Clarence and Richmond valleys for local communities.