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Showing posts with label Clarence Coast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clarence Coast. Show all posts
Friday 27 October 2023

Lower Clarence Valley as seen from space orbit

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  NASA , Gateway toAstronaut Photography of Earth , retrieved 27 October 2023: WOOLOWEYAH LAGOON, CLARENCE RIVER, SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN, ...
Thursday 25 August 2022

A lesson in what not to do in Clarence Coast waters

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Wooli Bar, Clarence Coast, Northern NSW IMAGE:  svbrahminy   2016 Coastal bars are shallow, shifting sandbanks at the entrance to rivers and...
Wednesday 31 March 2021

Showers over Easter but thankfully no big rain dumps to spoil the Northern Rivers long weekend

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Well La Niña may be over this time around and the Clarence River and tributaries may have fallen to pre-flood levels, but the rain has not q...
Monday 1 March 2021

Autumn in north-east NSW is likely to be wetter and warmer than usual - so mosquitoes may continue to be a nuisance and a health risk for the next 2-3 months

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IMAGE:  ABC News  28 March 2019 Rain was a constant feature in coastal north-east NSW last month . Up to 27 February 2021 Yamba ha d re...
Monday 13 July 2020

Fewer people using Clarence Coast beaches in the wake of bushfires and COVID-19 travel restrictions

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Clarence Valley Independent , 10 July 2020: Bushfires and the COVID-19 lockdown have caused a 33% decline in visitors using Clarence Vall...
Sunday 12 April 2020

Clarence Valley Council closes beach carparks until April 27 2020

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Clarence Valley Council :   The following beach car parks will be closed from Thursday 9 April until Monday 27 April:  Turners Beach, ...
Monday 15 July 2019

Clarence Valley NSW has recorded its highest tourist numbers ever

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Clarence Valley Council , media release, 9 July 2019:  Record tourism numbers in the Clarence  THE Clarence Valley has recorded it...
Friday 25 May 2018

Patagonia Australia held a "Never Town" conservation activism event at Yamba in May 2018

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On Friday 18 May 2018 Patagonia Australia held a “Never Town” film showing and information night on environmental and conservation issue...
Tuesday 13 September 2016

Not for the first time the insurance industry sounds alarm over climate change impacts

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COASTAL RISK AUSTRALIA 2100 : Clarence River NSW,  expected Highest Tide Flooding in 2100 at +0.54m. High Tide flood extent (dark bl...
Sunday 17 May 2015

Desmond John Euen is still hunting the Snark*

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Never let it be said that Desmond John Euen ’s self-aggrandisement is not a hardy plant. A reader of this blog alerted me to the fac...
Friday 26 April 2013

Anchor Resources expands its exploration footprint further into Clarence River Catchment

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Chinese-owned Anchor Resources Limited has lodged a further mining exploration application ELA 4731 which will extends its proposed g...
Wednesday 31 October 2012

We saw whales! versus Don't trash my home! The two faces of regional tourism

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  The Daily Examiner publishes a letter from another satisfied holidaymaker on 25 October 2012:   Good stuff, council I just spent...
Tuesday 28 August 2012

Yamba residents have until 14 September 2012 to tell Clarence Valley Council that it needs to find somewhere other than Main Beach to dump its additional stormwater

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Clarence Valley Council is considering routing surface run-off and storm water from at least ten private properties on Pilot Hill at Yamba...
Wednesday 1 August 2012

Are Clarence Coast homeowners becoming too greedy?

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National Australia Bank (NAB) Quarterly Australian Residential Property Survey: June 2012 : "According to the survey, national house ...
Tuesday 8 May 2012

The Great Angourie Croc Hunt of 1940

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There was a time when the Lower Clarence thought it had its own crocodile, according to  The Courier-Mail on  5 January 1940. Click on im...
Wednesday 11 April 2012

Roads and Ports Minister Duncan Gay demonstrates just how out of touch he is with regional NSW

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The Clarence Valley Review on 28 March 2012: Click on image to enlarge
Friday 6 April 2012

More New England madness.........

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From A Clarence Valley Protest on 27 March 2012: Those New England vandals have reared their heads again Goodwood Island in the Clarenc...
Monday 6 February 2012

Where should Clarence Valley tourism funding go?

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One Lower Clarence ratepayer objects to Clarence Valley Council's attempts to reposition Grafton as a tourist hub - a ‘River City’ dest...