Tag: northern rivers
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THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS RETURN TO SCHOOL
Thousands of students across the far north coast returned to the classroom today for the last week of term. Teachers thrilled to resume face-to-face learning after five weeks of lockdown…even under strict COVID rules. “There are certainly safety measures in place to ensure both our staff and our students remain well things like mask wearing,…
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SWIMMING IS BACK ON THE FAR NORTH COAST
Swimmers in the Northern Rivers have jumped straight back into the pool with the region now out of lockdown. Head Coach, Simon Watkins says it’s been vital with summer competitions fast approaching.
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VACCINE ROLL OUT RAMPS UP WITH NEW PHARMACIES DELIVERING THE JAB
The vaccine rollout is ramping up on the Far North Coast, as nine new pharmacies sign on to deliver the jab. Authorities say more of us are rolling up our sleeves – as the region seeks to stave off an outbreak.
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NORTHERN RIVERS BUSINESSES STRUGGLING WITH LOCKDOWN EXTENSION
The extension of the lockdown on the Far North coast has left businesses struggling with a lack of cash flow.
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THOUSANDS OF FAR NORTH COAST FAMILIES PLUNGED INTO REMOTE LEARNING
Thousands of families on the Far North Coast have again been plunged into remote learning this lockdown. Parents say it’s been hard to juggle work while keeping their kids on track.
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NEW STATS REVEAL MASSIVE INCREASE IN LISMORE SPEEDING FINES
The stats are in on just how much Lismore drivers have paid in speeding fines over the last six months. The state government has collected more than $200,000 through 1500 fines. It’s a major increase compared to the six months prior – up nearly 600 per cent. The spike is due to warning signs for…
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FAR NORTH COAST GPS CLAIM CASH FOR JABS UNNECESSARY
Far North Coast GPs say a proposal to give residents cash for jabs is unnecessary. Demand for covid vaccines in the region is high but a lack of supply is causing a delay in the roll out.
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FAR NORTH COAST HOUSE PRICES CONTINUE TO SKYROCKET
New data reveals just how high the Far North Coast’s house prices have climbed – as city dwellers flock to the regions. Many families are waiting six to twelve months to break into the market.
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FIGHT CONTINUES | NURSES & MIDWIVES UNITE TO SEND MESSAGE TO NSW GOVT
Nurses and midwives at three local hospitals sacrificed their lunch break to send a message to the Berejiklian Government. Better pay and mandating staff-to-patient ratios are on top of the union’s wish list ahead of next week’s state budget.
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EMERGENCY CREWS CALLED TO SUMMERLAND WAY CRASH SOUTH OF KYOGLE
A car and truck driver have escaped serious injury after their vehicles collided on the Summerland Way, south of Kyogle. Emergency services, including three paramedic crews, were called to the crash site shortly after 10:30am. It’s understood the truck rolled following impact. Fortunately, nobody required transport to hospital. (NO VIDEO)