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Established in 1994, the Clarence Valley Review now known as the Clarence Valley Independent has established itself as the preferred publication for readers and advertisers looking for maximum exposure throughout the Clarence Valley. Over the years the Clarence Valley Review now the Independent has forged a reputation as the Valley's leading community newspaper.

22/09/2024
WOMEN IN NSW - THE CWA NEEDS YOUR VOICEThe first year of the Country Women's Association (CWA) Annual Women’s Survey is ...
19/09/2024

WOMEN IN NSW - THE CWA NEEDS YOUR VOICE
The first year of the Country Women's Association (CWA) Annual Women’s Survey is currently live, and women across NSW are being invited to their say.
With over 1300 responses so far, some key concerns which have already been raised include:
Health: particularly limited access to specialised care and affordability
Safety: Insufficient law enforcement presence, gender-based violence, and a lack of protective infrastructure.
Housing: The need for safe and affordable living options.
Help the CWA advocate for change by sharing your thoughts before the survey closes on October 31.
Click the link below to complete the survey.

The Country Women's Association of New South Wales is committed to serving the needs of its members and the broader community.

Help reduce dog attacks"During the 2023- 2024 financial year there were 112 dog attacks reported to Clarence Valley Coun...
19/09/2024

Help reduce dog attacks
"During the 2023- 2024 financial year there were 112 dog attacks reported to Clarence Valley Council and investigated by Council rangers.."

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Whooping Cough cases riseRodney Stevens"Clarence Valley residents, especially pregnant women, parents and carers of babi...
19/09/2024

Whooping Cough cases rise
Rodney Stevens
"Clarence Valley residents, especially pregnant women, parents and carers of babies, grandparents, and people in close contact with babies, are urged to get vaccinated against whooping cough..."

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Joining forces and ‘Say No’"Maclean Bowling Club has joined with the Rotary Club of Maclean for the 'Say No to Domestic ...
18/09/2024

Joining forces and ‘Say No’
"Maclean Bowling Club has joined with the Rotary Club of Maclean for the 'Say No to Domestic & Family Violence' Campaign..."

Endangered Coastal Emu chicks’ hatchRodney Stevens"Logging has been stopped by the NSW Forestry Corporation in a Clarenc...
18/09/2024

Endangered Coastal Emu chicks’ hatch
Rodney Stevens
"Logging has been stopped by the NSW Forestry Corporation in a Clarence Valley state forest after eggs found in an endangered Coastal Emu nest hatched last week..." https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/293295-2/

Happy Birthday to us!! Although this is a massive milestone and we would usually have an enormous feature in the paper, ...
17/09/2024

Happy Birthday to us!! Although this is a massive milestone and we would usually have an enormous feature in the paper, all about us and how amazing we and our supporters are, we are simply too busy juggling various magazines, weekly newspapers and features.
So we are just going to have a quiet one but we would like to thank everyone who has supported us over the past 30 years. We are truly so fortunate to exist in a community that cares so much. THANK YOU ALL!!

Are you a business owner in Maclean who would like to sell our paper? Call us for a chat Mon-Fri 9-5 on 6646 9466.
17/09/2024

Are you a business owner in Maclean who would like to sell our paper? Call us for a chat Mon-Fri 9-5 on 6646 9466.

ARR NEWS QUIZ-16.9.241. What is the most common Australian surname that doubles as a colour?2. In Australian Rules footb...
13/09/2024

ARR NEWS QUIZ-16.9.24
1. What is the most common Australian surname that doubles as a colour?
2. In Australian Rules football, which quarter is called the Premiership Quarter?
3. What brand has been called "Swiss cheese... https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/arr-news-quiz-16-9-24/

13/09/2024
13/09/2024

Make your vote count this election
Rodney Stevens
"Voting in compulsory in the 2024 NSW Local Government Elections for everyone aged 18 and over, making it crucial that you make your vote count to elect the candidates you want as Clarence Valley Councillors for the next four years..."

13/09/2024

Voting locations in the Clarence Valley 2024
"In the lead up to the 2024 Local Government Election on Saturday, September 14, Clarence Valley residents can cast their vote at the following locations with pre polls now open..."

Bluesfest 2024 $235 million economic impact"A report into the economic benefit of Bluesfest to the Northern Rivers regio...
12/09/2024

Bluesfest 2024 $235 million economic impact
"A report into the economic benefit of Bluesfest to the Northern Rivers region and the state has revealed the music festival, which is in jeopardy of not continuing beyond 2025, contributed $148 million to the region and $235 million to the NSW economy this year..." https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/bluesfest-2024-235-million-economic-impact/

Have your say on social media use and impactsRodney Stevens"In response to the increasing concerns about the harmful imp...
12/09/2024

Have your say on social media use and impacts
Rodney Stevens
"In response to the increasing concerns about the harmful impacts of social media, the NSW Government wants to hear what the community thinks of this technology and how it effects our lives, and everyone is invited to have their say..." https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/have-your-say-on-social-media-use-and-impacts/

At a critical time for Australia’s threatened species, TAFE NSW is equipping students with the knowledge and skills required to contribute to a sustainable future. Skilling future workers with specialist conservation skills comes at a time when over 550 native Australian animals have been found at...

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We have 2 front pages this week. Confused? Well... so were we 😀. The Harwood Sugar Mill is celebrating 150 years and we felt the Mill's milestone deserved something a little special to commemorate such a historic event. Don't worry all your local news is still in there, it's just receiving a sweet hug from our 12-page feature. Buy yourself a copy and see for yourself: https://clarencevalleynews.com.au/pick-up/

A CELEBRATION SHIRLEY WORTH SHARING The name of the road which crosses the Balun Bindarray Bridge in Grafton has officially been changed from Shirley Way to Shirley Adams Way, in recognition of local community champion, and the first lady Mayor of Grafton, Shirley Adams. The new sign was proudly unveiled by her daughter Virginia Lambert, and son Simon Adams, during a ceremony on Tuesday, July 30. Member for Clarence Richie Williamson and the Minister for Regional Transport and Roads Jenny Aitchison joined the family of Mrs Adams for the special event in Grafton this week. The full write up will feature in the August 7 edition of the Clarence Valley Independent

YOU WOODN'T WANT TO MISS IT There is plenty to do and see today at the GLENREAGH TIMBER FEST 2024. The wet weather is holding off, and there is a huge crowd in attendance. MC Mick Harrington said its great to see so many people have come to Glenreagh to support the event. Make sure you purchase a copy of the Clarence Valley Independent on July 31 for the full article following the event.

The 126th Philippines Independence Day celebrations are delighting the crowd of more than 200 attendees at South Grafton High School. Kalayaan, Kinabukasan, Kasaysayan. Full coverage of the celebrations will feature in the June 26 edition of the Clarence Valley Independent.

Make Music Australia: Clarence Valley are livening things up in Market Square, Grafton. Live entertainment will continue until 3:30pm. Managers from four local Coles stores will be partaking in the ice bucket challenge from 12:30pm after helping to raise $15000 in the fight against Motor Neuron Disease.

There is plenty of action on the Clarence River in Grafton today with the Grafton Rowing Club hosting their annual Two Islands Rowathon in support of the Westpac Life Saver Rescue Helicopter. Entrants are competing in their choice of two courses, a 10km or a 20km row around Susan Island and Elizabeth Island. The rain has cleared, and entrants are experiencing good conditions on the water. More to come... In our June 4 edition of the Clarence Valley Independent

There is plenty of action to see at Tancreds Lane today as the Grafton Model Aircraft Club host their annual Fun Fly Weekend. Pilots from as far as Canberra and the Sunshine Coast have travelled to the Clarence Valley to attend the event. Entry is free. Flying demonstrations will continue until later this afternoon, weather permitting.

There is plenty of action at Corcoran Park in Grafton today as the Northern Rivers Aquatic Club bring boat racing back to the region! A family friendly event aimed at promoting the sport, a large number of spectators have gathered along the edge of the water to watch the proceedings. The powerful noises of the vessels charging along the Clarence River is exciting all of the youngsters in the crowd with many of them keenly observing the activities. Make sure you pick up a copy of the Clarence Valley Independent on Wednesday when we catch up with President of the Northern Rivers Aquatic Club Grant Heeley following the event.

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISER ON TODAY Aidan Really is encouraging Clarence Valley residents to come along to the Jacaranda Hotel car park at 154 Pound Street, Grafton, today for the Team Aidan Big Markets and Auction. All proceeds raised from the event will go directly towards purchasing fuel vouchers from local fuel stations which will be distributed amongst cancer patients at the Grafton Base Hospital (GBH) Oncology Unit, to assist them with their travels as they seek life saving treatment. Aidan said he is enjoying the atmosphere and seeing people turn up in support of the event. He is looking forward to raising as much money as possible to help members of the community in need. From 11am, Mitch Donovan will be auctioning a variety of items which have been generously donated by Clarence Valley businesses, and the lucky winner of a monster raffle will also be revealed today!

There was plenty of seasonal cheer and happiness in Ulmarra on December 16 when the riverside community hosted a magical Christmas evening. Carol singers delighted the crowds, and Santa made a special guest appearance ahead of December 25. The elves of the North Pole told the Clarence Valley Independent they were delighted that Santa and his reindeer could organise a stop over in the region as Christmas approaches, and praised the Ulmarra community for their wonderful hospitality. To read more, make sure you pick up a copy of the Clarence Valley Independent on December 20, and a reminder, it will be our final edition for 2023!

The Jacaranda Weekend of Showjumping hosted by Valley & Rivers Showjumping at the Grafton Showground is underway. Plenty of riders and their mounts have dressed in purple to celebrate the jacaranda season with lots of purple ribbons and purple sparkles!

The rain has cleared, and many people are taking advantage of the clear sky and heading to the riverbank at Memorial Park in Grafton for the Venetian Carnival this evening.

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