Mortgage gone, Moet on order –Woman wins $100 million
I’ll be able to pay off my mortgage, winner says
HSC exams begin – Good luck to our local students
English is first of 123 exams over the next four weeks, with results out on December 16
Evans Head crime meeting – CCTV, extra patrols on the way
Police say crime dropped after cameras went up in Coraki, as Evans Head station returns to full staffing by the end of October
Council to vote on smart glasses restrictions
Other Australian councils are considering similar issues, mayor says
Kyogle veterans honoured on Afghanistan War’s 25th anniversary
Kyogle sub-Branch held a local service
Police investigate death at bush doof
CPR was performed but the man could not be revived
Ute crashes into tree, driver, 22, taken to hospital
The crash happened in the early hours of the morning
Handshake deal leaves Mummulgum fire shed in limbo
The community, council, RFS and Gibbins family want a solution
No more Lumpy Street – $12.5m upgrade for Clarence Way
At one time a resident put up a sign calling the Clarence Way Lumpy Street.
Council to publish Iron Gates works certificate as construction begins
The council has had many questions and requests for information
Homeowners face $82 rise as council proposes new stormwater rate
The average residential ratepayer would pay an estimated $82 more a year, while the average business would pay $68 less
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Cattle tick crackdown: new strategy targets high-risk areas
The State Government will invest $21million on cattle tick management
Clear the drains, don’t flood Tuckean Swamp, farmers say
Seven farmers are concerned that their knowledge of decades of farming will be ignored
Keep cats in, dogs on leash: bird flu warning for pet owners
Dog and cat owners should also undertake basic biosecurity measures
Yarding of 1046 head at NRLX cattle sales
NRLX sales on October 14
Sewing Basket opens its first regional shop in Casino
Achieve’s ambition is for the shop in Casino to go beyond selling fabric
Wardell’s Joel Orchard named Northern Rivers Volunteer of the Year
The awards are now in their 20th year and are hosted by The Centre for Volunteering
Cow poo makes a champion rose at Casino Show
It’s show day on Saturday, October 10
‘My house will be underwater’ – Residents rally against CSIRO flood basins
CSIRO says upstream basins could ease flooding, residents say homes, farms and the environment will pay the price
Ten koalas hit by cars in four days: Koala hospital vet’s urgent plea
Seven dead, two joeys orphaned and one in intensive care – including Dexter, released just three weeks ago after beating chlamydia
How clean is your swim spot? Here are the ratings
The 2026 State of the Beaches report provides a rating on the quality of swimming sites in NSW
41 new floodlights for Stan Payne Oval in $400,000 upgrade
Lights Action. Play
Meet the characters who made surfing happen in Evans Head
Surfing in Evans Head A Remarkable History exhibition is on
Remembering Harry Hann and the spark that started a surf club
A tribute to surfer Harry Hann
We are gutted – Growth on Millie Trustum’s brain scan not the news the family wants
Millie is in hospital in Brisbane as medical experts discuss next step
PHOTOS: You’ve done it again Kyogle Show
Action, winners and fun at the show
First cake, first prize – packet mix pays off for Brian
The comp was for blokes only
Donated trolley frees up funds for swallowing therapy
The Rotary Club donated books and a mobile bookshelf
Living with kidney disease, Kayne is running and taking each day as it comes
Donate to Kayne’s Red Socks Challenge
Chatty koala Bruxx recovering after being hit by car on Bruxner Highway
Since January, 40 koalas have been hit by cars
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