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Volume 2 Issue 21:
February 4, 2010
Creek dolphins rescued
Written by The Tweed Shire Echo   
Thursday, 04 February 2010


Sea World Research and Rescue Foundation staff Erin King, left, and Emma Pearce help restrain a distressed dolphin which was entangled in a net being used to herd it and another dolphin out of Cudgen Creek on Tuesday. Photo Jeff Dawson

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Park tenants to be given a say

Thursday, 04 February 2010

article thumbnai Residents of caravan parks and manufactured home estates throughout the Tweed will be informed of developments likely to impact on their lifestyle under long-sought changes to council notification procedures. The council has unanimously supported a push by Chinderah councillor Kevin Skinner to include the shire’s estimated 35,000-plus park...
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New K’cliff boardwalk not so popular

Thursday, 04 February 2010

article thumbnail The privately-owned pontoons off the new boardwalk along the Cudgen Creek estuary at south Kingscliff are proving popular for many who use them for diving off or sunbaking, but nearby residents are not amused. Photo Luis Feliu Residents of waterfront apartments next to the new boardwalk/cycleway along Cudgen Creek in Kingscliff have enjoyed...
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SCU researcher seeks oral histories

Thursday, 04 February 2010

article thumbnai Older people living from Tweed Heads to Kyogle who can share their memories of the region’s early history are being urged to take part in an oral history study of the region. Southern Cross University (SCU) researcher Theresa Mason has embarked on her PhD research project – an oral history of the Northern Rivers – and already has a range of...
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Lakeside Park additions will ‘fall in buffer zone’

Thursday, 04 February 2010

article thumbnail Betty Rudman and her son Roy at the boundary fence between her property and the park with its man-made lake. Trees along the boundary area have been thinned. Longtime Kingscliff resident Betty Rudman, who lives next door to Noble Lakeside Park, and her son Roy sympathise with park residents opposed to the filling of a man-made lake there...
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EditorialRally review whitewash

Thursday, 04 February 2010

article thumbnai The upcoming ‘review’ of the controversial world rally held last September through Tweed and Kyogle shires, to determine whether the event should return, threatens to be nothing but a whitewash,...
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EditorialQuestions of secrecy

Friday, 29 January 2010

article thumbnai Councillors had to sit through a blitz of questions on notice from Cr Katie Milne last week, and they got rather cranky. But if they had been doing their job properly they would have applauded...
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EditorialPay rise undeserved

Thursday, 21 January 2010

article thumbnail Under normal circumstances, many people would not begrudge a 55 per cent pay rise for Tweed councillors. The current $15,500-a-year pay is paltry reimbursement for those who take their jobs...
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Mandy NolanHow do you make a mango?

Thursday, 21 January 2010

article thumbnail A mango woke the baby. After an hour of jiggling and rocking, singing and feeding I had managed to lull my pink sweetmeat into slumber. I lay her gently into the cot, awestruck by her swaddled...
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BackburnerBackburner: February 4, 2010

Thursday, 04 February 2010 | The Tweed Shire Echo

article thumbnail These two 55-year-old Norfolk Island pine trees in Seaview Street, Kingscliff, have been condemned to death because they apparently pose a safety risk, with their roots damaged by previous earthworks, but locals and the builders dispute this and want them protected. In a bid to save them, a...
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Sports NewsGame, set, match to tennis safety

Thursday, 04 February 2010

article thumbnai With the Australian Tennis Open inspiring many to take to the sport, tennis players can reduce their risk of injury by following tips from Smartplay’s Preventing Tennis Injuries Fact Sheet. Developed in association with Tennis Australia, the fact sheet encourages players, regardless of skill...
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Live MusicLive Music: Febraury 4, 2010

Thursday, 04 February 2010

article thumbnail Pictured: Cass Eager Phil Jamison and Pat Davern (Grinspoon) Grinspoon were formed when Pat Davern and Joe Hansen hooked up with Kristian Hopes and Phil Jamieson. After having a few jams at Lismore’s The Gollan Hotel, a few songs were written. Clockwork was the song that unearthed them to...
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