Major upgrades to the Lismore Recycling & Recovery Centre will improve safety, traffic flow and facilities, with works starting next month.
Steve Krieg
Posted inFeature, Lismore
Community to help shape Lismore’s Walk of Honour
Lismore City Council has established a committee to oversee the proposed Walk of Honour as part of the future Lismore Boulevard Shared User Path project.
Posted inFeature, Lismore, Regional Development
Lismore’s $2.4 million boulevard set to change how the city moves
A $2.4 million tree-lined path could soon link Lismore’s CBD to the hospital, shops and sporting fields. Here’s what the boulevard plan means for how the city moves.
Posted inEntertainment, Feature, Lismore
Norco Eat the Street returns to Lismore CBD this August
Norco Eat the Street will return to Lismore’s CBD on 22 August, showcasing local food, live music and family-friendly entertainment.
Posted inDunoon, Feature, Parenting and kids
Upgraded village parks create new spaces for families and communities
Families in Tullera and Dunoon now have improved places to play, meet and spend time together following the completion of upgrades to two village parks.
Posted inLismore, Sport
Lismore to tee off again as NSW Open Regional Qualifier returns in 2026
Lismore will host a 2026 Ford NSW Open Regional Qualifying event in July, strengthening its golfing profile statewide.
Posted inFeature, Lismore
Lismore Council to seek funding opportunities for future home of Hannah Cabinet
Lismore City Council will seek external funding to investigate a safe, accessible and long-term home for the internationally recognised Hannah Cabinet.
Posted inLismore, Roads and Infrastructure
Rubber hits the road on record $174.6m investment for Lismore
Lismore residents will see construction crews deployed across the city and surrounding region in the coming months, with Lismore City Council adopting a $174.6 million roads and bridges program for 2026-27.
Posted inLismore
Lismore adopts budget and operational plan for 2026-27
Lismore City Council has adopted a $417.6 million budget for 2026-27, funding infrastructure, flood recovery and community services while maintaining a focus on financial sustainability.
Posted inLocal News, Water
Regional NSW water investment critical for North Coast and Mid North Coast
Regional cities across the North Coast, Mid North Coast and New England are urging urgent water investment to sustain growth.