In the Region: Local council news
A round up of local news from the Northern Rivers regional councils
In the Region: Local Council News
It’s time to nominate your local heroes for the 2019 Australia Day awards. Visit your local council’s website for information about award categories and how to nominate. Clarence Valley Council My Clarence Valley finalist in destination marketing –...Harvest time in the Northern Rivers
The annual Harvest Festival connects foodies to the producers for a true farm to plate experience
Australian Regional Development Conference in Coffs Harbour this September
The Australian Regional Development Conference 2017 brings together regional development leaders and experts in Coffs Harbour from 11-12 September 2017
Destination North Coast calls Lismore home
NSW Minister for Tourism and Major Events Adam Marshal and Member for Lismore Thomas George have announced Lismore as the location for the Destination North Coast headquarters
Murwillumbah Art Trail
The Murwillumbah Art Trail returns for its third year to showcase the artists of the Tweed Valley and surrounds from 25 to 30 May 2017
Sustainable Tourism: coming to a farm near you
Online tools and services help farmers and landholders to diversify with sustainable tourism
Presentation to give Tweed Shire business the tourism edge
The Murwillumbah and District Business Chambers-supported presentation at the Murwillumbah Showgrounds on 9 November 2016 and tourist map and voucher project aim to boost the region’s tourism spend
Rainforest Way to boost tourism in Far North Coast hinterland
A website revamp and 11 scenic drive routes through Far North NSW and South East Qld are set to enhance tourism access to our Gondwanan rainforest hinterland
New Regional Destination Network to attract tourism to the North Coast
The NSW Government has committed to an investment of $43 million over four years to increase tourism across NSW
Ballina-Byron Gateway secures funding for terminal upgrade
The announcement of $4.5 million from the NSW Governments Regional Tourism Infrastructure Fund secures a $5.4 million upgrade to the Ballina-Byron Gateway Airport
