Clarence Valley Independent in Yamba, New South Wales | Magazine
Clarence Valley Independent
Locality: Yamba, New South Wales
Phone: +61 2 6646 9466
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24.01.2022 Bowlo farewells its master chef Click here to read more: https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/bowlo-farewells-its-mast/
23.01.2022 REX supports federal government mandating of face masks onboard Rex has offered its full support of National Cabinet’s decision to make face masks mandatory on all Australian domestic and international flights. Read more... https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/rex-supports-federal-gov/
23.01.2022 Looking for something quick and easy to cook up for tea tonight. Here's the perfect option for a quick tasty BBQ with friends or family. https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/you-just-kafta-try-these/
22.01.2022 Grafton Chamber of Commerce reveals growth during first breakfast in several months Emma Pritchard Amongst the clattering of knives and forks at the Grafton Chamber of Commerce AGM and breakfast gathering on November 18, everyone agreed that 2020 has been a very interesting year.... https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/grafton-chamber-of-comme/
21.01.2022 Protestors push to put koalas first Emma Pritchard While the NSW Nationals have made their position clear regarding the NSW Government’s Koala Habitat Protection State Environmental Planning Policy (SEPP), members of the community gathered outside the Grafton office of Member for Clarence Chris Gulaptis on November 6 to do the same.... Check out the full story on the Clarence Valley Independent website: https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/protestors-push-to-put-k/
21.01.2022 NSW Health is urging people to take precautions with heatwave conditions forecast to continue for parts of the state this weekend. Simple ways to reduce the ris...k of heat-related illness include: Avoid the heat of the day by staying indoors and keeping cool by using air-conditioning, fans and drawing blinds and curtains closed Keep hydrated by drinking plenty of water Check on the welfare of vulnerable neighbours, friends and family Plan ahead for hot days. Signs of heat related illness include dizziness, tiredness, irritability, thirst, fainting, muscle pains or cramps, rapid pulse, shallow breathing, vomiting and confusion. People showing severe signs should seek urgent medical attention and, in an emergency situation, call Triple Zero (000). People should also continue to practise COVID-19 safe behaviour during the heatwave. If you are able to cool your home through a combination of fans, air-conditioning and closed blinds, please do so and stay at home. This is so physical distancing in other indoor spaces where people may seek relief from the heat, such as libraries or shopping centres, is not compromised. If you do leave your home to visit other indoor spaces, please physically distance and wear a face mask in places where you cannot maintain 1.5 metres distance from others. Keep in touch with relatives, neighbours and friends virtually through phone, social media or video call.
21.01.2022 Industry recovery package shows the way Geoff Helisma The Australian and NSW governments have co-funded a $2.5 million Bushfire Industry Recovery Package grant that will seal a five-kilometre section of Clarence Way.... More news on the Clarence valley Independent website: https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/industry-recovery-packag/
21.01.2022 Have you heard about Kaitlyn Ward? Did you read all about her in our spring Scene magazine? If not, now is your chance to get to know a little bit about one of our young achievers... https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/driving-the-road-to-succ/
20.01.2022 Meet the 2020 Jacaranda Festival baby Emma Pritchard As he sleeps contently in his proud father’s arms, Levi Lentfer is blissfully unaware of the additional excitement surrounding his arrival.... Check out the full story on the Clarence Valley Independent website: https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/meet-the-2020-jacaranda-/
20.01.2022 Koala bill revisited Premier sacks Cusack for crossing the floor Geoff Helisma The controversy surrounding the NSW Government’s handling of protecting koalas took an unexpected turn on Thursday November 29, when Legislative Council member Catherine Cusack voted against the Local Land Services Amendment (Miscellaneous) Bill 2020.... https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/koala-bill-revisited-pre/
19.01.2022 Fiddle Stix fun come and try day Click here to read more: https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/fiddle-stix-fun-come-and/
18.01.2022 There is widespread condemnation tonight over a Federal Government plan to reform the media sector.
17.01.2022 Up, up, up and away!! Check out this week's paper to read all about Doreen's 103rd Birthday flight over Grafton... Grab your copy tomorrow, before they 'fly' off the stands!
17.01.2022 Keep on Moo-vin https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/future-moo-ving-ahead-at/
17.01.2022 Wells Crossing to Glenugie Pacific Highway lanes open Today, the Pacific Highway upgrade is taking an eight-kilometre leap forward with new northbound lanes due to open to traffic between Wells Crossing and Glenugie this afternoon. This latest opening will mean temporarily closing the part of the existing Pacific Highway to traffic while finishing work is carried out. Following the opening of the new northbound lanes, the Old Pacific Highway will be temporarily closed for up ...to 72 hours between the new Parker Road access and the northern connection to the Pacific Highway. This is to allow construction works to be completed to reinstate the Old Pacific Highway to two-way traffic. For the latest traffic updates download the Live Traffic NSW App, visit livetraffic.com or call 132 701. See more
16.01.2022 Australia’s best female surfers make their mark on the Sisstrevolution Central Coast Pro. March 4, 2021 Clarence Valley Independent Day two of the Vissla Central Coast Pro and Sisstrevolution Central Coast Pro saw many of the world’s best surfers call up the best of their ocean skills as they battled seriously challenging surf in the six-foot range at Avoca Beach on the Central Coast of NSW. https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/australias-best-female-s/
16.01.2022 With Predicted temperatures between 35 degrees on the Coast and 42, yes 42 degrees in Grafton. How are are you gonna keep your cool today?
16.01.2022 Another great, light meal. https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/lamb-bowl-with-beetroot-/
15.01.2022 Councillors call for savings reports Six councillors have supported Cr Karen Toms efforts to discover savings that have not yet been tabled, as CVC struggles to meet its savings target councillors Arthur Lysaught and Jason Kingsley opposed her motion. Read all about it here:... https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/councillors-call-for-sav/ See more
15.01.2022 Yamba Welding & Engineering Pty Ltd has officially joined The Whiskey Project Group, with the acquisition completion being announced today. YWE are very excited... to be part of The Whiskey family, further contributing to the growth of the Clarence Valley's maritime industry whilst continuing to provide our clients with superbly crafted high performance vessels. Clarence Valley Council Marine Rescue NSW NSW Maritime NSW SES Royal Australian Navy Australian Army NSW Government NSW DPI Fisheries NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service #australianindustry #defenceindustry #naiad #oceancylinder #propunt
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15.01.2022 20 new jobs from $20 million project Emma Pritchard A major restructure of Big River Group’s operations will see 20 new jobs created in the Grafton area while up to 50 will disappear from the Riverina region.... This story and more on the Clarence valley Independent website: https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/20-new-jobs-from-20-mill/
15.01.2022 Offsite water discharge costs concrete company $15K The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has fined Hy-Tec Industries Pty Ltd $15,000 following the discharge of polluted water into a tributary of the Tweed River in northern NSW. Read more...https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/offsite-water-discharge-/
14.01.2022 Doreen Sheehan from Dougherty Villa in Grafton celebrated her 103rd birthday in style today, with a flight over Grafton with pilot Peter Clement. Photos: Lynne Mowbray For full story, check out next week's paper.
14.01.2022 Peach Farm hit by tonnes of hail Emma Pritchard ... It was less than two minutes from start to finish. But it was enough to destroy several fruit trees and damage between $16,000 $20,000 worth of delicious, fresh produce which was ready to be picked. https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/peach-farm-hit-by-tonnes/
14.01.2022 Tyndale couple travelling ‘Beyond Bitumen’ Up to 50 rally cars will leave Goulburn on Friday November 27, heading for Jindabyne, Canberra, Tumut, Wagga Wagga, Albury and Tumbarumba. The crews have been busy raising funds for the Beyond Blue organisation as it grapples with the increasing demands upon its services to those depressed, anxious and fearful of the future. https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/tyndale-couple-travellin/
13.01.2022 Jacaranda memories keep spirit alive in local competition Emma Pritchard An ingenious idea to help keep the spirit of the Jacaranda Festival alive has bloomed as brightly as the purple trees scattered throughout Grafton.... The unfortunate cancellation of the popular floral festival this year meant several regular visitors, including Jesse McDonald and his family, were unable to travel to the Jacaranda city. Find out more on the Clarence valley Independent website: https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/jacaranda-memories-keep-/
13.01.2022 They have travelled far, some from the other side of the world, to continue honing their skills in a professional capacity after accepting twelve-month training placements across a number of disciplines to prepare for the next stages of their careers. Full article on our website https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/medical-registrar-traini/
12.01.2022 The Maclean Show Society are putting the call out for local girls and young ladies to enter the Maclean Showgirl competition. https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/invitations-out-for-macl/
12.01.2022 Having a chop at championships Emma Pritchard He’s trained hard, he’s determined, prepared and focused, and he’s ready to give it his all.... On November 15, Grafton local Chris Owen will compete in the 2020 STIHL Timbersports Virtual Australian Championships, one of the toughest endurance sports in the world. https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/having-a-chop-at-champio/
12.01.2022 Spring is a great time to use all the wonderful produce that is season. Nothing pairs better with this amazing produce then Australian lamb. We are all pressured for time these days so we want dinner time to be as easy as possible. Check out these couple of recipes that will be on your table in less than an hour. As an added bonus they are nice and light and good for you. https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/hawaiian-style-lamb-poke/
11.01.2022 CVC awards upgrade contract for Prince St offices Click here to read more: https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/cvc-awards-upgrade-contr/
11.01.2022 Showing the importance of preserving local history Emma Pritchard As she carefully turns each page, reads the sentences written beautifully in faded black ink and gazes down at memorabilia and photographs collected and taken almost a century ago, Leone Roberts is reminded how significant the history of the past is and the importance of preserving it for future generations.... This story and more on the Clarence valley Independent website: https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/showing-the-importance-o/
11.01.2022 FIVE AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR IDENTIFIED The final resting place of five previously unidentified Australian soldiers who served and died in France during the First World War have today been confirmed. Minister for Veterans’ Affairs and Minister for Defence Personnel Darren Chester said the men were originally buried as unknown Australian soldiers, but thanks to the hard work of Fallen Diggers Incorporated, the Australian Army’s Unrecovered War Casualties team and... the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, they had now been identified. The soldiers were identified as: 2027 Private George Thomas Littleboy, 42nd Battalion, of Springsure, Queensland who Died of Wounds on 26 February 1917 after being captured by the Germans near Armentieres. 554 Private Henry McIntosh Hopping Mills, 3rd Machine Gun Battalion, of Petersham, New South Wales was killed in action on 8 August 1918 at Accroche Wood near Hamel. 5985 Private Thomas Cohen, 2nd Battalion, of Stuart Town, New South Wales was killed in action on 18/19 September 1918 between Hargicourt and Jeancourt. 7499 Sergeant Edwin Douglas Lillie MM, 2nd Battalion, of Leichardt, New South Wales was killed in action on 18/19 September 1918 between Hargicourt and Jeancourt. 7520 Lance Corporal Patrick Joseph O’Neill, 2nd Battalion, of Loomberah, New South Wales was killed in action on 18/19 September 1918 between Hargicourt and Jeancourt. Mr Chester said notations on original grave records provided some details, however, further investigation had allowed the identity of these men to be conclusively proven. I would like to acknowledge the ongoing work of Fallen Diggers who have helped identify 32 Australian First World War soldiers, Mr Chester said. In consultation with the men’s descendants, the Australian Army, Commonwealth War Graves Commission and the Office of Australian War Graves will make arrangements to replace the previously unmarked headstones with new ones, bearing the soldiers’ names and service details. It is sobering to think that more than 100 years on we are still identifying those who made the ultimate sacrifice as part of the First World War. Lest we forget. There are approximately 9,000 graves of unidentified Australian soldiers in Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemeteries globally. Further information on Unrecovered War Casualties is available on the Army's website: https://www.army.gov.au/our-work/unrecovered-war-casualties/
10.01.2022 More time for James Creek subdivision submissions Clarence Valley Council has extended the public exhibition period for a 342 lot subdivision at James Creek to allow more time for community input. General Manager Ashley Lindsay said it was important for everyone interested in the proposed development to have enough time to look through the information and consider making a submission. We are conscious there has been considerable community interest in this Development Applica...tion and with the festive season approaching, we have extended the exhibition period until the 29 January 2021, Mr. Lindsay added. Information and supporting documents as well as submissions can be made at www.clarence.nsw.gov.au/daadvertised See more
10.01.2022 South Grafton and Maclean Fire Brigades need recruits Pat Fordham| Fire stations across the Clarence need new and upcoming retained firefighters. Maclean and South Grafton Fire and Rescue Brigades are looking for recruits to join their ranks, with an information day being held on Monday March 8. The day will inform possible recruits what training will involve, what the conditions are like and what type of work is expected. https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/south-grafton-and-maclea/
10.01.2022 What councillors said about Cr Toms’ call for savings reports Councillor Jason Kingsley said he had no problems with Cr Toms’ intentions. Referring to an overall efficiency report that general manager Ashley Lindsay said would be forthcoming in November or December this year, Cr Kingsley said: I believe all of these issues are already on the general manager’s radar and ... I have every confidence in the general manager.... I will hold him to account. Check out the full story on the Clarence Valley Independent website: https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/what-councillors-said-ab/
09.01.2022 Bushfire money to build ‘unfunded’ roundabout Geoff Helisma The Australian and NSW governments have granted Clarence Valley Council $2.7million from the co-funded Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund, to construct a roundabout at the intersection of Yamba Road and Shores Drive.... Read all about it here: https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/bushfire-money-to-build-/
09.01.2022 New Year brings new PBS listings The first day of the new year brought with it new hope for Australians fighting one of the most common blood cancers, thanks to a critical new medicine listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). This is great news... https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/new-year-brings-new-pbs-/
08.01.2022 VIEW clubs increase their presence in the Clarence Valley Pat Fordham| National Manager of women’s advocacy group VIEW Australia, Maryanne Maher, visited the region last week to promote local clubs. The organisation has long been an integral section of Australian society, holding a place women’s lives all around the country for the past 60 years. https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/view-clubs-increase-thei/
08.01.2022 Lawn-enforcement arrives for the Grafton Ghosts Emma Pritchard| The Grafton Ghosts will be mowing down their opposition on a very well-maintained Frank McGuren Field this season after the club was presented with a Toro 2000 Series HDX on February 25. https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/lawn-enforcement-arrives/
05.01.2022 LAMB SLIDERS WITH AVOCADO SALSA These bite-sized beauties are perfect for backyard barbecues and fun in the sun. Try them for tea tonight...https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/lamb-sliders-with-avocad/
01.01.2022 We recognize that we need to address [the problem] and it is part of our considerations and preparations for the 2021/22 budget, https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/cvc-to-address-holiday-l/
