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Tweed Link Issues - Tweed Shire Council

The Tweed Link is a weekly registered newspaper produced by the Tweed Shire Council. The Tweed Link is a cost effective way to get your message delivered directly to over 38,000 households in the Tweed each week with more than eighty percent readership. For advertising information, please click on the links provided to the right.

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 Last 10 Available TweedLink Issues
17/11/2009
Issue 639 ** LATEST EDITION **
New traps to remove visible pollution from boat harbour; Cane toad muster to be held at Koala Beach; Public meeting for catchment plan; Online library tutors for students at exam time; Young drivers less at RRISK; Students' art on display; How to contribute to Movember; Pools change operating hours over Christmas; How to make submissions to Council;

10/11/2009
Issue 638
Visitor centre opening marks the start of a revamp; Council’s ‘mo show’; Blue-green algae warning lifted for Bray Park Weir; Effective control of dogs – what it means; Arts Connecting Communities program; New community-based dune care group to care for Casuarina; Most alcohol-free zones to operate 24 hours a day; Salt Stage 3 approved ; ;

03/11/2009
Issue 637
Do you want to play a part in Tweed's water future?; Council selected as 'e-planning' role model; Garbage depot to close; Responsible dog and cat ownership; Tweed Talk at the Tweed Heads Library; Making school bus routes safer; Design a Sticker competition winners; Four exhibitions of fun and fantasy; Household Cleanup campaign;

27/10/2009
Issue 636
Council welcomes federal funding for shared cycleway and path; TTweed’s Bushfire Survival Plan to include a ‘safer place’ provision; Waterwise Water Week winners; Council keeping close watch at dam and weir for blue-green algae; Household Cleanup Campaign; Koala Beach link road now open but remember no cats or dogs; ; ; ;

20/10/2009
Issue 635
Welcome to the new look Tweed Link; Council welcomes Casuarina decision; New waste service needs you to Do the Right Bin; Celebrate our river at Tweed Heads on Saturday; Wildlife information day at Crystal Creek; Broadwaters plant to launch on Friday; Indian Mynas among the world's most invasive species; Is your coastal home about to be flooded?; Calendar guide to new multi-bin system;

14/10/2009
Issue 634
Council upgrade for Banora Point drainage; New beach wheelchair; Blokes and books night; Sustainable support role for the community; Festival's Tweed Catchment Catch-up is on again; Tweed River Festival Program; ; ; ;

06/10/2009
Issue 633
Pottsville DCP on exhibition next week; Snakes on the move again; Planting day to kick off Tweed River Festival; Riparian planting day at Tyalgum; Tweed Heads Library Talk; Call for more 'Living Books'; Volunteers needed for Tweed River Festival; Pet of the Week; ;

30/09/2009
Issue 632
Red alert for Clarrie Hall Dam algal bloom; Council calls for tolerance over street sweeping; Inaugural Caldera Artfest; Budding green thumbs take out garden prize; World music and jazz at Tweed River Festival; Beth opts for retrofit package in rates prize; Senses of Peru at libraries; Work starts on Jack Evans Boat Harbour; ;

22/09/2009
Issue 631
Below par water supply a thing of the past; Youth cartooning workshop next month; Council hoists SAILS for holiday fun; Chinderah Golf goes green; Baby Bounce starts at Murwillumbah Library on Friday; Safety concerns force removal of historic trees; New Mayor and Deputy Mayor; Indian Myna or Noisy Miner?; New historical signs at Dry Dock Road;

15/09/2009
Issue 630
Streetscaping overhaul for coastal village; Tweed River Festival is on next month; Official opening for Tweed's new skate park; Civic Centres' online survey; Council establishes advisory group to examine bike safety; Friends of Museum/Art Gallery Friends and Foundation ; New seating near Murwillumbah Cenotaph; We're saving 827 million litres of water per year; ;



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