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The Inverell-based Northaven has received a state government to purchase a mobile metal welder, ride-on zero-turn mower, a...

The Inverell-based Northaven has received a state government to purchase a mobile metal welder, ride-on zero-turn mower, a...

Community groups are being encouraged to apply for funding under the 2022 Community Building Partnership Program. Unlocking $37.2 million for community infrastructure projects across the state, $400,000 is available for projects in each New South Wales electorate. Not-for-profit groups are urged to apply for funds to deliver local infrastructure projects that will improve community amenities…

Premium Content Subscriber only A local Lions Club has a new ‘sausage mobile’ to fundraise across the area, but it needs help to find a location to park it on a shed. Lennox Head Lions Club (LHLC) recently purchased a state-of-the-art self-contained BBQ trailer, and a towing vehicle. The equipment was financed via a NSW Government grant, and has been operational since October 2020, a club spokesperson said. “This equipment has already been put to good use including our annual Aus...

State Member for Lismore Janelle Saffin and major benefactor Jeni Binns outside the new accessible amenities block. State Member for Lismore, Janelle Saffin, opened new accessible amenities at the Lismore Botanic Gardens visitor centre on Wednesday. The new amenities are a welcome addition to the popular botanic gardens and make them more inclusive than ever before. The project received $25, 000 from the 20 – electorate wide 2019 Community Building Partnership Program and will give the garde...