Clarence Development News

Council News Despite a turbulent year, record-breaking amounts of development is on the cards for the Clarence Valley

Breaking First prisoners to arrive soon, as $560m project will spring into action

News Distance display to be fixed south of Maclean as Grafton gets more isolated

News A CONTRACT to build a 45m vessel valued at $10million is expected to deliver up to 30 new jobs for the marine industry in the Clarence Valley.

News Find out all the details as another major highway interchange gets ready to open

News Has solution to Clarence affordability issues been here all along?

News Services Club says it’s considering ‘several options’ after comprehensive backing of sale

Rural Despite droughts throughout the last few years there is a positive outlook for this cane season

News Has coronavirus got city-folk finally thinking about developing the Clarence Valley?

Opinion ‘WE WANT our young people to be dealing with a payroll officer, not a parole officer

News Councillors vote to ‘do all things possible’ to keep boat-building firm in the Clarence

News A MUSEUM, town hall, botanic garden, indigenous embassy, hospital parking, emergency accommodation, or all of the above?

News WITH the pending closure of the old Grafton jail, a group of Grafton residents say now is the time to plan for its future.

News ‘The fact that we invested heavily in the last few years … has meant that we can tender on a range of projects to keep continuity of work and employment.’

News Shovel-ready projects get some helping hand as part of coronavirus stimulus package.

News Much like The Terminator, the issue just can’t be put down, and meeting confusion means it’s back!

News Addtional classrooms come just in time for school to resume after COVID-19 lockdown.

News DEX journalist Jarrard Potter puts drive routes on Big River Way and the upgraded Pacific Highway to the test to see which is quicker in the Clarence

News Take a bird's-eye view of the 36km section of new dual carriageway between Glenugie and Tyndale that was opened to traffic today.

News Grants for bike paths and improved pedestrian access praised by Business NSW