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.
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Posted inLegal, NSW News
NSW gun licence rules tighten from today
From today, NSW gun licences are capped at two years, not five. The toughest firearms reforms in a generation are now in effect — here’s what has changed.
Posted inEntertainment, Lismore
LisAmore! to bring the spirit of Italy to Lismore
LisAmore! returns to Lismore on Sunday with authentic Italian food, music, culture and family-friendly entertainment at Lismore Showgrounds.
Posted inPort Macquarie
Light vehicle average speed camera enforcement to continue at two NSW trial sites
Enforcement of average speed cameras for light vehicles will continue at two trial sites in NSW after preliminary results showed improved compliance with speed limits.
Posted inSawtell
New handrails improve access at Sawtell Bowling Club
The grass is greener at Sawtell Bowling Club, where new handrails funded by a NSW Government grant are improving access for bowlers.
Posted inBellingen
Bellingen Shire Council adopts 2026–27 Operational Plan
Bellingen Shire Council has adopted its 2026–27 Operational Plan, outlining infrastructure, community and environmental priorities for the coming financial year.
Posted inCoffs Harbour, Crime
Five charged after alleged affray at Coffs Harbour shopping centre
Five people, including four teenagers, have been charged following an alleged affray at a shopping centre in Coffs Harbour.
Posted inCasino, Roads and Infrastructure
Casino’s new suspension bridge built back better
Four years after the floods tore it down, Casino has a brand new suspension bridge, and it is built to take whatever the Richmond River throws at it.
Posted inFlood, Northern Rivers
CSIRO flood report must deliver lasting outcomes for Northern Rivers communities
Northern Rivers communities are a step closer to stronger flood resilience following today’s landmark CSIRO report release announcement today.
Posted inBusiness, Port Macquarie-Hastings, What's on
Doing good and doing business: North Coast changemakers invited to find each other over lunch
Know anyone running a business to make Port Macquarie, Ballina or Lismore better? SECNA is bringing its Business for Good series to the region for the first time – and the CEO says when these people find each other, magic happens.