A council veteran with 32 years as a general manager has just walked into Clarence Valley Council’s top job. But he’s not staying forever. Here’s who’s in charge, and for how long.
Adam Cameron
Posted inClarence Valley, Feature, Roads and Infrastructure
Wooli’s flood-prone lifeline to be lifted two metres
One road in, one road out, and it keeps going under. Wooli’s Sandy Crossing is finally being raised two metres, while Lawrence Road gets a $5.2 million widening.
Posted inAwards, Clarence Valley
Clarence Valley projects recognised for tackling housing challenges
Two Clarence Valley Council projects aimed at fast-tracking housing development and improving approval times have been shortlisted for prestigious NSW planning awards.
Posted inAwards, Clarence Valley
Three Clarence Valley projects recognised at Engineers Australia awards
Three major Clarence Valley infrastructure projects have earned recognition at the 2026 Engineers Australia Excellence Awards for engineering achievement.
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?