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Showing posts with label Iluka. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iluka. Show all posts
Monday, 21 October 2024

HOUSING RENTAL STATE OF PLAY 2024: Residential rental costs in coastal towns at the mouth of the Clarence River in Sept-Oct 2024

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Yamba, NSW Image: Getty Images Iluka, NSW IMAGE: Visit NSW The small coastal townships of Yamba and Iluka in north-east New South Wale...
Sunday, 16 July 2023

Tree by tree and hollow by hollow, regional coastal villages are being made over into the almost sterile landscapes of distant metropolises

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  All up and down the NSW coastal zone local residents are involved in conversations like this and, as in this case, local government staff...
Wednesday, 19 April 2023

Iluka community plans for emergency management during adverse weather events, including storm and flood, progressing thanks to local ICOPE

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Clarence Valley Independent , 12 April 2023: In a community first for the Clarence Valley, ICOPE – Iluka Community Organisation Plannin...
Tuesday, 17 May 2022

The Perrottet Coalition Government just won't give up on a bad tourism idea for the Clarence River estuary

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North Coast Voices readers may recall that in March 2017 Lower Clarence River communities became aware that Liberal MLA for Willoughby and...
Monday, 23 August 2021

Despite the pandemic construction of Iluka NSW Ambulance Station proceeds apace

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  IMAGES: The Daily Telegraph The Daily Telegraph , 20 August 2021: The new station is on track and expected to be operational in early 2022...
Saturday, 27 March 2021

Iluka NSW Population 1,746: in March 2021 a small village with a big heart reminded the Morrison Government that women have a right to R.E.S.P.E.C.T.

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  Clarence Valley Independent , 24 March 2021: Around 60 women and eight men joined together in Iluka on Monday of last week in the Clarenc...
Tuesday, 25 August 2020

A reminder that past mistakes make the Far North Coast even more vulnerable to the impacts of climate change

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It is easy to forget that long before modern urban population pressure and seachange retirees, the coastal fringe of the Northern Rivers ...
Tuesday, 26 May 2020

Evidence koalas still living in Iluka area in 2020

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A koala in Iluka, December 2017 The Daily Examiner , 18 May 2020: The words excited and elated aren’t often associated with the dis...
Wednesday, 1 January 2020

A new year brings old threats to the Clarence River estuary and communities along its banks

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Preoccupied with major fire activity since September 2019, it was easy to miss this renewal of cruise industry pressure..... On 4 October...
Wednesday, 31 July 2019

One of the reasons regional living is so good is the size and strength of community spirit

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The Clarence Independent , 25 July 2019: Iluka Bowls Club’s president, Ray Flaherty (4th form right, front), Ann and John McLean (cen...
Tuesday, 9 April 2019

Stevens Holding gets development approval on Iluka large lot adjacent to World Heirtage listed forest from Australian Govenment Dept. of the Environment and Energy

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Australian Government Department of the Environment and Energy: APPROVAL lIuka Residential Subdivision, Hic... by clarencegirl on Scribd...
Thursday, 11 October 2018

INVITATION FOR PUBLIC COMMENT: Proposed 19.4ha subdivision at Hickey Street, Iluka. curently being assessed as a controlled action

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This proposed development of 19.41ha of forested land adjacent to World Heritage Gondwana coastal rainforest in Iluka, NSW, was first sen...
Monday, 20 August 2018

Clarence River Estuary communities need to remain both alert and alarmed as NSW Berejiklian Government seeks to expand exposure to international cruise ship industry

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In July 2018 the NSW Berejiklian Coalition Governmen t released the document “NSW Cruise Development Plan” to the delight of the internat...