THE Bell Miner challenge was the subject of a free, citizen science workshop held in Valla last week, Tuesday 26 April. Nambucca Valley Landcare and North Coast Local Land Services joined forces for the workshop with local experts to share information about Bell Miner Associated Dieback (BMAD). The workshop introduced attendees to

  MOTHER Nature was kind to attendees of ANZAC Day 2022 commemorations in Nambucca Heads on Monday with only a small amount of rain falling during the Dawn Service and dry weather for both the March and Main ANZAC Day Service. The COVID pandemic put a hold on being able to march

  A WEEKEND of rock and roll dance, classic cars and lively music comes to Nambucca Heads RSL Club on the weekend of April 29, 30 and May 1. Rock and roll returns to Nambucca Heads in April, with a bustling program of things to see and opportunities to hear outstanding musicians

  FOR some Australians the impact of the last two years of COVID restrictions on ANZAC Day commemorations will be the most indelible memory of the global pandemic. For ANZAC Day this year there will be no such restrictions and commemoration services and marches will proceed as normal. Being the first ANZAC Day

  ORIGINAL local and regional musicians are bringing their festival beats to HÆRFEST in Bellingen on Friday 8 April at 5pm. Nambucca artists are set to feature, with Samba Soul and Drumfire led by Kaya Boom including musicians and performance students from the Nambucca Valley. Booked for Bellingen Showgrounds, the organisers advise that

  THE NAMBUCCA Valley Council informed the community on Thursday 24 March 2022 that the Nambucca River was not safe for swimming owing to sewage overflow. Council advised against swimming until the flood waters had receded. The incident was reported to the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA). The poor condition of the water was the

  NOT-FOR-PROFIT and charity organisations working to overcome disadvantage or create opportunities for marginalised or isolated people, in a region that includes the Nambucca Valley, can apply for funds through the latest Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation funding round. There’s just under three weeks to apply, with applications closing on April 14 2022. The

  THE energy efficient lighting on the Macksville Traffic Bridge will be turned off for an hour on Saturday, 26 March 2022, in recognition of Earth Hour. This is the fifteenth consecutive year that Earth Hour has run. From 8:30pm on this date everyone is invited to switch off the lights for an