The Blacks Drain crossing upgrade at South Murwillumbah is complete, delivering a safer, more flood-resilient Tweed Valley Way for the community.

You can’t miss Wollumbin in the Northern Rivers. The stunning mountain peak rises from the Tweed Ranges and can be spotted from Byron Bay in the south and across the northern border from the Gold Coas...

A 73-year-old grandmother whose remains were found in a disused cattle dip in northern New South Wales had repeatedly pleaded online for help before she disappeared, saying she was being forced from her home and that her pets had been stolen. Yvonne Whear vanished from her property at Dungay, near Murwillumbah, in February. Her decomposing remains were discovered eight months later on an isolated farm about 30 kilometres away.

On Tuesday, detectives confirmed the remains of Yvonne Whear, 73, were found in the disused trough by two trail bike riders on October 5 at Terragon near Murwillumbah, north NSW.

A homicide investigation is underway after a body located near Terragon last week was identified as missing Northern Rivers woman Yvonne Whear. Yvonne, 73, was last seen driving in Murwillumbah, on Fe...

While EVs are becoming a permanent fixture in Australia, new data has revealed which cities are falling behind on EV support.

Two trail riders discovered a woman's unidentified body in a remote livestock trough near Murwillumbah, with police treating the death as suspicious pending a post-mortem examination.

Police say body found by trail bike riders at remote farm in Terragon is badly decomposed, sparking search of missing persons records * Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast A partially submerged body believed to be a woman has been discovered in a remote stockyard, with the death being treated as suspicious. Officers were called to a property in Terragon, near Murwillumbah in northern NSW, at about 11.20am on Monday after reports of a dead body. Continue reading...

Police launch an investigation after the discovery of a body submerged in a tank used to treat livestock for ticks on a NSW property.

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Tweed Shire Council says Old Lismore Road will be upgraded to improve safety and restore local rainforest habitat. Council is about to start work on a 240 metre section of Old Lismore Road in Murwillumbah that will give the Hundred Hills community a wider road, a lit footpath and 4,000 new native plants on the land beside it. The section between North Arm Road and the bottom of the hill is narrow enough that cars must stop to let each other pass. There is no footpath, so children, families and cyclists share the road with traffic under a dense canopy that keeps the road surface in shade and damp for much of the day. The surface itself has reached the end of its life. The upgrade will widen the road for 2-way traffic, install new stormwater drainage to protect the new surface, and build a footpath with lighting that links to the existing footpaths further along Old Lismore Road and on North Arm Road. ‘This is one of the last gaps in the footpath network in Hundred Hills and it is a gap on a hill with no shoulder. Anyone who has walked it with a pram or a child...

A family in northern New South Wales say they have lost everything including pet dogs in an intense blaze thought to have been sparked by an e-bike battery. 

A family in northern New South Wales say they have lost everything including pet dogs in an intense blaze thought to have been sparked by an e-bike battery.