Council tests new whale disposal policy
A juvenile whale carcass has been towed back out to sea off the Tweed coast in the first operation of its kind undertaken by...
Free asbestos disposal trial to target illegal dumping in NSW
A two-year trial will allow NSW households to have asbestos waste collected and disposed of for free under a new state government plan aimed...
Graffiti attack leaves business owner facing $20,000 bill
A Tweed business owner says she is facing a $20,000 repainting bill after offensive graffiti was sprayed across her property, in what she believes...
Director brings personal history to Anne Frank play
DIRECTOR John Rado believes audiences need The Diary of Anne Frank as a reminder of where hatred and intolerance can lead. With the classic play...
The Sum of Us to re-emerge in Murwillumbah
MORE than three decades after it first challenged audiences with its portrayal of a loving father and his gay son, The Sum of Us...
Norco Eat the Street returns to Lismore with bigger festival planned
LISMORE'S much-loved food, arts and culture festival, Norco Eat the Street, will return to the city's CBD in August, bringing a full afternoon of...
Blacks Drain upgrade begins on Tweed Valley Way
A MAJOR upgrade to the Blacks Drain crossing on Tweed Valley Way in South Murwillumbah has begun, aiming to deliver a safer and more...
Students’ creativity takes centre stage at ArtSpeak Studio Exhibition
STUDENTS with disability and diverse learning needs from across the Tweed have had their creative voices celebrated through the ArtSpeak Studio Exhibition, showcasing their...
Mistaken identity: the life of a Rod Stewart tribute artist
FOR most people, being mistaken for a celebrity might be a novelty. For Rob Caudill, it is simply part of everyday life.The internationally acclaimed Rod...
What’s on
BYRON Remember Splendour 18 July, 12pm-11pm An all-day festival is set to light up the Hotel Brunswick, featuring Beddy Rays, Peach Fur (reuniting), Vanilla Gorilla, The...
2026 Kindness Report highlights sport’s role in granting life-changing wishes
Make-A-Wish Australia released its Kindness Report for Sport 2026 last month, highlighting how sporting organisations across the country are helping bring life-changing wishes...Flood recovery projects gather pace at Northern Rivers schools
MAJOR flood recovery projects at schools across the Northern Rivers are progressing, with rebuilding underway at Lismore South Public School, a new Richmond River...
$200,000 grant to bring after-dark events to Murwillumbah
MURWILLUMBAH will host four major cultural events after securing a $200,000 grant through the NSW Government's Regional Night-Time Economy Program. The town was one of...
Tweed JUNKtion Tip Shop expands to meet demand
TIP shops have always been places for chance discoveries, exciting hubs for opportunistic buyers, some arriving with a plan, others merely enjoying the thrill...
Flood report offers hope, but leaves questions for the Tweed
A landmark CSIRO report has found flood mitigation measures could have reduced flood levels in Lismore by more than two metres during the...Sporting facilities rebuilt stronger after 2022 floods
MORE than four years after the 2022 floods, rebuilt sporting facilities across the Tweed are helping restore community life while proving more resilient to...
French flavours return for Bastille Day dinner
A taste of France is coming to the Tweed next month as Potager prepares to host its annual Bastille Day Degustation Dinner. The French-inspired evening...
Award-winning image captures gentle art of Cultural burning
SILHOUETTED figures moving through drifting smoke on Bundjalung Country make up the award-winning vision of Northern Rivers photographer Michele Lockwood, who has captured the...
Theresa Mitchell opens up on adversity and compassion
NSW Regional Woman of the Year 2024 and Agape Outreach founder Theresa Mitchell is sharing the personal experiences behind her community work as the...
Film shines light on Aboriginal war hero ahead of NAIDOC screening
The remarkable story of a decorated Aboriginal first world war soldier and his great-nephew's emotional journey to bring his spirit home will be shared...
Screamfeeder to bring three decades of Brisbane indie rock to Murwillumbah
BRISBANE indie-rock outfit Screamfeeder is set to perform at Murwillumbah's M-Arts Precinct this month, drawing on a catalogue that stretches across more than three...
Rare bird spotted in mangroves
A rare sighting of a Shining Flycatcher has been captured in the Tweed, with a local wildlife photographer documenting both a male and female...
Northern Rivers lifesaving veteran honoured after seven decades of service
GOONELLABAH's Raymond John "Wato" Watson has been recognised for 70 years of service to Surf Life Saving, receiving the Distinguished Long Service Award at...
Tweed businesses celebrated at annual awards
AROUND 300 members of the Tweed business community gathered at Twin Towns Club on Friday for the 2026 Tweed Business Awards, with SEE Group...
