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Locusts continue to plague landholders in northern NSW
North West and Northern Tablelands Local Land Services urge landholders to be aware of Australian Plague Locusts, with recent favourable weather conditions resulting in nymphs hatching and progressing through their lifecycle. Local Land Services Biosecurity Officers have been issuing chemical to landholders who are now reporting banding locust nymphs in the Moree, Goondiwindi, North Star, Yetman and Warialda areas.
100% First Nations governed NASCA set to amplify its impact with a $7.9 million grant
National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy, Media Release, 8 January 2021
The 100% Indigenous governed and led National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy (NASCA) is set to...
Mildura Mayor Cr Jason Modica the new Chair of Murray River Group
The Murray River Group of Councils, Media Release, 13 January 2021
The Murray River Group of Councils has welcomed Mildura Mayor, Cr Jason Modica as...
Kyogle sailor’s medals head to Australian War Memorial
The Finch family are thrilled the Australian War Memorial has accepted their father's medals for display.
The medals of Kyogle's Frederick Bradley Finch OAM, known...
Cavs won all key moments against ‘beach boys’
by Calypso Cavalier
It was a 'Misathon' at Kingsford Smith Oval against Tintenbar/ East Ballina on the weekend in the first LJ Hooker Premier League...
Fire makes mark on tree with map of Oz
When Graeme Reid was out fixing fences with his son from Cameron Reid Fencing, he came across a striking burn mark on a survey tree. "I grabbed my el cheapo phone and took a photo." There were people from National Parks and Department of Primary Industries who wanted a copy of the unusual photo, Graeme said. "It hits you in the eye straight away." The photo shows the number 36 - an old survey mark. Fires last year burned a map of Australia around the chiselled mark, even including Tassie and what looks like New Zealand, Graeme said.
Galapagos shark research project update
NSW Department of Primary Industries - Lord Howe Island Marine Park News
Researchers Jonathon Mitchell and Victoria Camillieri-Asch from The University of Western Australia will...
Pinetrees Lodge is carbon neutral
Pinetrees Lodge has just received carbon neutral certification under the Climate Active Program of the Australian Government. We're the first full-service hotel in...
Yamba Ocean Swim
by Lynne Mowbray and Jim Dougherty
The Yamba Surf Life Saving Club (SLSC) held their traditional holiday swim at Main Beach, Yamba on Sunday January...
Former Olympians compete in Ocean Swim
by Lynne Mowbray
Yamba SLSC spokesperson Jim Dougherty said that this year's Ocean Swims event saw two former Olympians taking part.
"In the men's we had...
The Healing Art
by Geoff Helisma
Jim Hourigan loves to paint; however, he plays down whatever artistic ability he might possess, preferring to focus on what his works...
Snap, send and map your rural location pics
It was a trip to Tassie that inspired Obelia McCormack to create a photography app with a difference. PicTrax is a free app where users upload photos of places they’ve visited which are pinned on a map to make it easier for others to visit and photograph the same location. “It is a global interactive travel journal,” Obelia said.
Dunoon RFS news and advice
On Wednesday 18 November, members of Dunoon RFS were presented with the NSW Premier's Bushfire Emergency Citation for their contribution and service to the 2019-2020 Bushfire emergency response by Zone Manager Superintendent Michael Brett. Mr Brett commended the members of the brigade for their ongoing commitment to the RFS and the protection of the community.
Fires … a year on
The last year has been an enormous learning curve for us here at Friends of the Koala. While we have had single fire events which have affected our koalas in the past, this was the first time where essentially the whole region was on fire.
Rita is returning!
Lismore Theatre Company is proud to announce that Educating Rita is back in rehearsal ready to open its 2021 season. Associate director Kylie Fuad is collaborating with director David Addenbrooke to work with the two actors Elyse Dallinger (Rita) and Gray Wilson (Frank) to bring Educating Rita to the Rochdale Theatre in February 2021.
Dam is full but algae is a problem
Toonumber Dam is at 100% capacity after recent rain and Water NSW said it is a marked difference from the 10% levels two years ago. "Water hasn't spilled in the last couple of years," a spokesman said. Despite the water level, Water NSW confirmed the Red Alert warning for blue-green algae remains ...

