The long-awaited return to the Westlawn Black & Gold Race Day is almost here with the…
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Australian music icons to perform during 2021 Jacaranda Festival
Troy Cassar-Daley and Ian Moss are two of the most popular musicians in the country. And…
Bishop backs church’s Biloela letter
Geoff Helisma Bishop of Grafton, the Rt Rev Dr Murray Harvey, has joined dozens of Anglican…
No mines petition debate date set
Geoff Helisma The NSW Parliament will debate the Clarence Catchment Alliance’s petition, which requests the cessation…
Gulaptis: ‘Fair trading needs a good kick up the arse’
Geoff Helisma NSW Fair Trading says it will not provide a statement regarding ticket on-seller viagogo’s…
Clinic injects further community Covid-19 vaccination capacity
Emma Pritchard The opening of a new Covid-19 vaccination clinic in Grafton last week has given…
Nymboida hydro scheme remains in limbo
Geoff Helisma Another of CVC’s renewable strategies – a desktop investigation into reinstating the Nymboida hydro…
Shores Drive roundabout nears completion
Yamba roundabouts are nearly complete. The goal is to get the most disruptive works for the…
Government supports live music in the valley
Geoff Helisma The NSW Government has awarded grants, totalling $225,000, to four venues in the Clarence…
Grafton couple celebrate 74th wedding anniversary
Emma Pritchard When Grafton couple Harry and Betty Layton, nee Wenzel, celebrated their 74th wedding anniversary…
Clarence Valley Resident to Adjudicate Maclean Eisteddfod
The Lower Clarence Music Eisteddfod Committee is fortunate to have Margaret Tarrant, a Clarence Valley resident…
Ashby Community Market
It’s so special, we just want to share it …. all through winter with you. The…
Rescue helicopter crew has a busy day at Tabulam
At around 5.20pm on Sunday afternoon the Westpac Rescue Helicopter was tasked by New South Wales…
Woman rescued from ocean in dramatic rescue operation
Marine Rescue Iuka Yamba volunteers have rescued a woman who fell overboard from a dismasted catamaran…
Better places to go when you need to go a
The NSW Government are about to spend more than $300,000 of public funds for public toilets…