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Editor - Tiffany Stodart
PO Box 816, Murwillumbah NSW 2484
tweedlink@tweed.nsw.gov.au
(02) 6670 2400

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Tweed Link Issues - Tweed Shire Council

The Tweed Link is a weekly ISSN (International Standard Serial Number 1327-8630) registered newspaper produced by the Tweed Shire Council to keep our citizens informed. It is delivered free to over 40,000 households in the Tweed and is printed on 100 per cent recycled paper using soy based inks and is printed by a local company. It is A4 in size and printed in black and white (special editions throughout the year are printed in colour) and is available in full colour online or via electronic subscription. The Tweed Link is also available on audio tape and has been in existence for more than 15 years with the first edition published on Tuesday 12 November 1996.

The Tweed Link Policy (81kb) outlines Council's commitment to informing the community and sets guidelines for what can and cannot feature in the Tweed Link in both editorial and advertising

All Tweed Link issues are below, please hover over the relevant issue to view a thumbnail of the issue. Alternatively there is a search function below for archived issues. You can also click on the headings below to view information regarding subscription and distribution services and advertising.



 Last 3 Available TweedLink Issues
18/06/2013
Issue 814 ** LATEST EDITION **
Sand returns to eroded Fingal Head; Rules enforced for political signage ; In Brief: Wheelie problematic; A journey to peace; Microfilm service a big help; Regional sports stadium study; Safer driving is no accident for learners and P-platers; Vital advice to safely deal with asbestos;

13/06/2013
Issue 813
Commission to decide on Kings Forest; The scoop on Peter’s career; Blow off some steam; Power to the people; Getting out to discuss indoor sport complex; Environmental additions to adopted Tweed LEP 2012;

04/06/2013
Issue 812
Twelve local charities benefit from Council’s donation funding; Helping businesses limit disaster risk; Parking patrols at festival; Dial Before You Dig; Talk and tests; Upper Rous River vegetation restoration; Please update your community details; 30 million litres of water saved; Severe erosion on Tweed Coast;



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