Fatal crash closes section of Pacific Motorway
A section of the Pacific Motorway remains closed in both directions at Tweed Heads West after a fatal truck crash early this morning. Emergency services...
360 says faith helped him break addiction cycle ahead of Kingscliff show
AUSTRALIAN rapper Matt Colwell, better known as 360, says recovery and Christianity helped him break a long cycle of addiction as he prepares to...
Walk on Country brings stories of Country to Kingscliff
A Walk on Country event in Kingscliff will invite the Tweed community to connect with Aboriginal culture, stories and Country during National Reconciliation Week. Hosted...
Why Zumba classes are still drawing a crowd in Goonellabah
DANCE fitness classes that once swept through gyms and community halls across Australia are still getting people moving, with Zumba continuing to attract people...
E-bike vandalism damages South Tweed Junior Rugby League club’s main field
SOUTH Tweed Junior Rugby League club (JRL) says recent vandalism involving youths on e-bikes has caused significant damage to its main field, impacting its...
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BYRON Arte Kanela Flamenco 5 June, 7pm-8:40pm Arte Kanela Flamenco is an internationally renowned flamenco ensemble known for powerful performances, musical integrity, and a deep connection to...
Heavy rain and hazardous surf forecast for Northern Rivers with up to 50mm tipped
HEAVY rain is forecast across parts of the Northern Rivers for the rest of today and into tomorrow, with the Bureau of Meteorology predicting...
Pressures weigh on Northern Rivers farmers amid ongoing economic uncertainty
NORTHERN Rivers farmers say rising fuel and fertiliser costs, along with ongoing supply uncertainty, are increasing pressure on agricultural businesses across the region and...
Council opens talks on possible shared future use of former greyhound track site
LISMORE City Council has resolved to begin negotiations with two organisations over the possible shared future use of the former Greyhound Track site at...
Kingscliff to host world’s largest women’s surfing festival
WHAT organisers describe as the world's largest women's surfing festival will return to the Tweed Coast next month, backed by $110,000 in NSW Government...
Milk of the nation: Norco named favourite again
NORCO has been named Australia's most satisfying fresh full cream milk brand for a second consecutive year in the 2026 Canstar customer awards. The award...
Future of South Murwillumbah flood buyback land takes next step
PLANNING for the future of South Murwillumbah's flood buyback land has moved forward, with consultants appointed to help shape a resilience focused master plan...
LAVA Arts Festival to debut in the Tweed next month
A new arts festival is set to debut in the Tweed Shire region this coming June, building on the decade-long success of the Murwillumbah...
Concerns raised over drainage infrastructure at Vintage Lakes
A Banora Point resident has raised concerns about fish becoming trapped and walkways flooding at Vintage Lakes, saying the drainage system is failing wildlife...
Wastewater report exposes regional meth divide
METHAMPHETAMINE use remains significantly higher in regional Australia than in capital cities, with a Northern Rivers rehabilitation provider saying local support services are under...
Observatory to reopen within weeks after theft
KYOGLE Council says the Mallanganee Observatory-Lookout should be fully operational again within weeks after thieves stole equipment linked to the site's solar power system...
Three decades of indie pop ahead of Northern Rivers shows
BEN Lee was just 14 when he entered the 1990s indie scene, and three decades later the singer-songwriter still finds himself fascinated by its...
Historic Murwillumbah organ turns 100
THE historic C W Leggo organ at All Saints Anglican Church in Murwillumbah turns 100 in June, with a weekend of performances celebrating a...
Resident recounts motorists risking rising floodwaters
A LIMPINWOOD resident has described being trapped between rapidly rising floodwaters near Crystal Creek earlier this week as heavy rain triggered more than 200...
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BYRON Connecting Generations autumn event 23 May, 3pm-5:30pm Young families and older members of the community are invited to come along to the Connecting Generations autumn event...
Tweed’s Ben Devlin joins Vivid Sydney line-up with Northern Rivers showcase
AWARD-winning Tweed-based chef Ben Devlin is bringing the produce and seasonal rhythm of the Northern Rivers to Sydney’s dining spotlight, featuring in the Regional...
Needle-free flu vaccine available for North Coast children
NORTH Coast residents are being urged to get vaccinated ahead of winter, with health authorities promoting a new needle-free flu vaccine option for young...
Northern Rivers venues tapped into vibrancy reforms
LICENSED venues across the Northern Rivers have been visited by Liquor & Gaming NSW’s Hospitality Concierge team as part of a regional push to...
Housing squeeze reshapes what Northern Rivers builders are constructing
NORTHERN Rivers builders say more residents are turning to tiny homes, modular housing and secondary dwellings as affordability pressures reshape what people can afford...
