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The Clocktower in the Grafton CBD was crowned this morning to commemorate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The iconic structure […]

Laura Black has been named as Clarence Valley Council’s new general manager. Ms Black, who is the current acting general […]

Clarence Valley Mayor Ian Tiley has demanded the Clarence be included in any 2022 flood studies and assessments after discovering […]

The NSW Information Commissioner’s visit to the Clarence Valley Council has highlighted a range of self-reporting tools now available to […]

Tens of thousands of residents remain homeless and others are cut-off, some without drinking water and sewage services, and there are widespread outages of online payment systems.

Tens of thousands of residents remain homeless and others are cut-off, some without drinking water and sewage services, and there are widespread outages of online payment systems.

Tens of thousands of residents remain homeless and others are cut-off, some without drinking water and sewage services, and there are widespread outages of online payment systems.

The last time the Yamboora Roos senior men’s team ran out onto the football field, Grant Brown was three years old. On the weekend, he led the revived

Councillors Ian Tiley and Greg Clancy have been elected Mayor and Deputy Mayor of the Clarence Valley at the first meeting of the newly appointed

The Clarence Valley has a new mayor - Ian Tiley was voted in to the role at yesterday's extraordinary council meeting. He brings with him decades worth of experience and says his election is the beginning of a new era for the Clarence Valley. by Britt Ramsey | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather