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'Healthy' response to Tweed council nominations
Almost 40 people will contest the Tweed Shire Council elections next month.[MORE]
Sacked mayor to contest election
The man who was the mayor of the Tweed Shire Council when the New South Wales Government sacked it in 2005 is running for office again.[MORE]
Tweed residents get say on youth drug abuse
The Tweed community, in northern New South Wales, is being urged to have its say about young people's use of alcohol and other drugs.[MORE]
Farmers fear cattle tick fever outbreak
There are concerns another outbreak of cattle tick fever in the Tweed Valley.[MORE]
Agribusiness confidence drops
A new report shows confidence in the agribusiness sector of the Richmond-Tweed region is down against the national average.[MORE]
Pope meeting angers abuse activists
Sex abuse activists angered after being left out of meeting between Pope and small group of abuse victims in Sydney.[MORE]
Murwillumbah Hospital obstetric services not to be downgraded: Minister
New South Wales Health Minister Reba Meagher says the Government does not want to downgrade obstetric services at the Murwillumbah Hospital.[MORE]
Tweed Shire to use marina land for recreation
The Tweed Shire Council says land that was earmarked for a controversial marina development will now be used for public recreation.[MORE]
Council to buy back marina land
Tweed Shire Council is set to buy back land that was earmarked for a controversial marina development.[MORE]
River body is missing dad: police
Police have confirmed a body found in the Tweed River is missing NSW man Sean Staunton.[MORE]
River body may take days to identify: police
Police say it could take days to identify a body found in the water at Banora Point.[MORE]
River body believed to be missing dad
Police believe a body found in the Tweed River is that of a man who has been missing for five days.[MORE]
Rising fuel costs hurting Tweed tourism
The new boss of Tweed Tourism says rising fuel costs are causing a drop in the holiday drive market.[MORE]
'Body found' amid search for dad
Police are investigating reports a body has been found in the Tweed River, as they search for a missing father.[MORE]
Police still searching for father after boy found in river
Police will resume the search today for a man missing on the Tweed River on the New South Wales north coast. [MORE]
Public help sought over missing Tweed dad
Police on the New South Wales north coast are appealing for public assistance as they investigate the apparent drowning of a man on the Tweed River.[MORE]
Harbour crash skipper meets police
Police were too busy today to take a statement from the skipper of the boat that crashed on Sydney Harbour earlier this year, killing six people.[MORE]
Dad feared dead as 5yo wakes
Police fear the worst for a man missing after his five-year-old son was found floating face down in a river yesterday.[MORE]
Boat found in search for missing dad
Searchers have found a submerged boat thought to belong to a 35-year-old man who is missing after his five-year-old son was dragged from a river yesterday.[MORE]
Dad missing after 5yo found in river
Police fear for the welfare of the father of a five-year-old boy, who has been found floating face down in a river.[MORE]
Govt urged to lift childcare centre funding
The Duty Senator for the New South Wales North Coast, Fiona Nash, says community childcare centres in the Tweed will go broke unless the Government increases the subsidy for children with high support needs.[MORE]
Tweed council says year-round lifeguard patrols impossible
The Tweed Shire Council in northern New South Wales says it is not feasible to have year-round lifeguard patrols on Kingscliff beaches.[MORE]
Tweed ceiling height regulations cause concern
The Tweed Shire Council is under fire about building regulations contained in its development control plan.[MORE]
Doctors criticise maternity ward downgrade plan
Doctors at the Murwillumbah Hospital say they will not take responsibility for the well-being of any emergency obstetric patients who are transferred to Tweed Heads after hours.[MORE]
Stoner defies Nationals' nuclear support
New South Wales Nationals leader Andrew Stoner says he will not adopt a policy supporting nuclear energy that was passed at the party's annual state conference in Sydney today.[MORE]
