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  Council refuses Sexton Hill

  Politics May 18, 2012, 5 a.m.

  THE Tweed Shire Council is continuing its scrap with the state government over road funding by refusing to accept responsibility for maintaining the old highway at Sexton Hill. The NSW Government was responsible for the...

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  Chocoholics need not feel guilt

  Easy Eating May 18, 2012, 5 a.m.

  FACED with a diabetic patient that refused to give up chocolate, naturopathic herbalist Grail Harlequin decided to create a range of natural, gluten and lactose-free cocoa products. Crafted in her studio in Tyalgum, Soul Fire Cocoa Genesis, Ms Harlequin's decadent organic chocolate is like...

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  Swimming becoming a winter sport

  Swimming May 18, 2012, 5 a.m.

  SWIMMING programs are close to capacity in the Tweed despite winter setting in across the region. Aquatic program manager Jeff Collier said the outdoor pool at Murwillumbah was closed but the heated pools at Kingscliff...

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  Families and seniors to get cash

  Politics May 18, 2012, 5 a.m.

  TWEED families and pensioners will soon have extra cash in their bank accounts to help them keep up with the cost of living, according to local MP Justine Elliot. But some beneficiaries of the incentive aren't convinced that it will help their lives on a long-term basis. "Local people would...

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