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Nimbin, NSW 2480 · 2 stories this week

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Lismore bin baskets put cash in pockets
NC Times · Just now
Lismore bin baskets put cash in pockets
  1. Gun buyback leaves North Coast waiting
    NC Times · Few hours ago
  2. New Rekindling the Spirit facility restores vital services in Lismore after floods
    NSWFirst Nations News · This week
  3. Today’s the day the teddy bears had their picnic
    NSWIndyNR · This week
  4. New flood-resilient Aboriginal health hub opens in Lismore
    NSWNC Times · This week
  5. Yarpa success at Meet the Buyer event
    NSWFirst Nations News · Just now

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Tenterfield Shire Council· Just nowCouncil

Tenterfield Town Water Supply Discolouration

Tenterfield will move to Level 2 (Moderate) water restrictions from Thursday, 27 August 2026. Tenterfield Shire Council has also announced a closure of White Swamp Road from 10 September 2026 for pipe replacement. Killarney Road is affected by culvert repairs, which include replacing stormwater pipes and headwalls. The council has also announced five new bridge projects across the shire. Separately, the National Parks and Wildlife Service has started an aerial and ground baiting program to control wild dogs.

Tenterfield Town Water Supply Discolouration
NE Times· Just nowCouncil

Tamworth sports precinct road upgrades near finish

Tamworth's Sports and Entertainment Precinct is set to receive new crossings, street lighting and a shared path by mid-December. The $1.42 million road safety project is nearing completion. Upgrades include wombat and pedestrian crossings, safety fencing and a 3-metre shared path along Longyard Drive. Council staff transplanted 22 Australian native grass trees to spots that do not block sight lines at the Jack Smyth Drive roundabout. The project is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW governments under the Australian Government's Road Safety Program, which aims to reduce severe road injuries and deaths.

Tamworth sports precinct road upgrades near finish
ABC News Just In· Just nowCrime

Lamarre-Condon reported work-related trauma on way to handing himself in

Former Sydney police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon reported work-related psychological trauma and claimed schizophrenia symptoms during a call to a police assistance line while on his way to surrender to detectives. He is on trial for the alleged murder of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, claiming self-defence. Lamarre-Condon accused the force of bullying and lack of support, saying it affected his mental health. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges.

Lamarre-Condon reported work-related trauma on way to handing himself in
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The Grazier· Just nowCouncil

$5M Injection for Hay: Council and Crighton’s Secure Major Funding in $50M Basin Windfall

Hay Shire Council and FW & RB Crighton Rural Engineering have been awarded more than $5 million in grants under the Australian Government's Sustainable Communities Program. Crighton's will merge its two local operations into a purpose-built facility with new equipment and worker accommodation. Council will establish a regional circular economy hub to support waste management and renewable energy delivery. The grants are part of a $50 million package funding 20 projects across the Murray-Darling Basin. The projects aim to offset the effects of voluntary water buybacks, create jobs and build long-term climate resilience.

$5M Injection for Hay: Council and Crighton’s Secure Major Funding in $50M Basin Windfall
7News NSW· Just nowCrime

Unresponsive surfer pulled from the water at Number One Beach in Seal Rocks dies

A man has died after being pulled unresponsive from the water off Number One Beach at Seal Rocks on the NSW Mid North Coast. Members of the public brought him from the water about 2.20pm on Monday. Paramedics could not revive him after responding to a concern for welfare call. The man, believed to be in his 60s, has yet to be formally identified, NSW Police said. The incident is under investigation, and a report will be prepared for the coroner.

Unresponsive surfer pulled from the water at Number One Beach in Seal Rocks dies
First Nations News· Just nowHealth

New approach targets hidden coronary disease in Indigenous people

Researchers at Royal North Shore Hospital and the University of Sydney have unveiled a world-first screening program aimed at finding hidden heart disease early. It uses a simple blood test through the GP, with extension to rural, remote and First Nations communities a core goal. First Nations adults experience coronary artery disease and heart attacks at 2.8 times the rate of non-Indigenous adults. The NORTH Foundation has launched an $8 million appeal to bring the program into everyday care. Professor Gemma Figtree said early detection could prevent heart attacks.

New approach targets hidden coronary disease in Indigenous people
Moree Online News· Just nowCouncil

Former Courallie High School remains in Education Department hands

The NSW Department of Education retains ownership of the former Courallie High School site in Moree, with no immediate plans for community use. Several groups have proposed ideas for the property, including a space science school, a community support facility, an agricultural boarding school, and an Aboriginal learning and cultural centre. The department is considering options for the site's future but has not confirmed any formal proposals or discussions with the groups involved.

Former Courallie High School remains in Education Department hands
Central Coast News· Just nowCrime

Display of hate symbols on social media

A woman from Point Frederick has been charged by Australian Federal Police for allegedly displaying prohibited hate symbols on social media. She is the second person charged by the National Security Investigations teams over similar conduct.

Display of hate symbols on social media
Central Coast News· Just nowCrime

Bike accident at Somersby

A Westpac Rescue Helicopter was sent by NSW Ambulance to a motorcycle accident on the M1 Motorway at Somersby on Saturday, October 24, at about 4pm. A man was injured in the crash.

Bike accident at Somersby
Man of Many· Just nowLifestyle

The Best Watches From The 2026 Ballon d’Or (Including Harry Kane’s Million-Dollar Daytona)

Harry Kane wore a rare off-catalogue Rolex Daytona valued at up to AUD$2.2 million at the 2026 Ballon d'Or in London. The England captain later collected two awards at the ceremony, the first held in London. Other players and guests also wore notable watches on the red carpet. Ousmane Dembélé chose a high-tech Richard Mille RM 055, while Kylian Mbappé wore a vintage-style Hublot Classic Fusion Tributo. Nigerian singer Adekunle Gold wore a Vanguart Orb Flying Tourbillon.

The Best Watches From The 2026 Ballon d’Or (Including Harry Kane’s Million-Dollar Daytona)

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