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Posted inGrafton, Health, Indigenous
Healing ceremony marks new chapter for old Grafton Gaol site
A Healing Ceremony has been held at the old Grafton Gaol as the historic site prepares to switch its purpose from punishment to health.
Posted inFeature, Taree
Community encouraged to have say on Taree Railway Station heritage proposal
The community is being encouraged to provide feedback on a proposal to remove Taree Railway Station from the State Heritage Register.
Posted inByron Bay, Crime, Feature
Canadian man seriously injured in Byron Bay assault
A Canadian man is in a serious but stable condition after being attacked by a group of men in Byron Bay late on Sunday night.
Posted inFeature, Kyogle
Planning a development? Contact Council before you start
Kyogle Council is urging residents and businesses to seek planning advice early to avoid costly delays and compliance issues.
Posted inAwards, Feature, Good News, Port Macquarie
Port Macquarie detective awarded Australian Police Medal
A Port Macquarie-based detective who has dedicated more than two decades to protecting children from abuse has been recognised in the 2026 King’s Birthday Honours with the Australian Police Medal.
Posted inFeature, Lismore
Lismore City Council Celebrates State Recognition for Excellence
Lismore City Council has been recognised for excellence in environmental leadership, resilience and community infrastructure at the 2026 LG Professionals NSW Local Government Excellence Awards.
Posted inArts, Byron Bay, Feature
Byron Spaces Gallery winter exhibition ‘Ocean Magic’ by local artist Yvonne Fenech
Local artist Yvonne Fenech brings the ocean’s movement, light and energy to Byron Spaces Gallery in immersive exhibition Ocean Magic.
Posted inClarence Valley, Feature
MV Beardmore moves closer to State Heritage Register listing
The historic MV Beardmore is a step closer to State heritage listing after receiving backing from the Heritage Council of NSW.
Posted inCoffs Harbour, Feature
Taking steps to elevate Coffs Coast walk to world stage
More than $400,000 will fund 11 environmental projects, including plans to boost the Solitary Islands Coastal Walk’s profile.