The Northern Rivers Times Edition 185

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The Northern Rivers Times

January 25, 2024!!!

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Brookfarm launches premium roasted nut mixes bringing Australian flavours to life! Renowned Australian food producer Brookfarm proudly unveils its latest culinary delights – a duo of premium roasted nut mixes boasting the rich flavors of Australia. Crafted by Pam Brook, Co-Founder and Head of Innovation, on the family macadamia farm nestled in the Byron Hinterland, these gourmet nut blends promise an unparalleled taste experience. Immerse yourself in the savory allure of Brookfarm’s newest creations – Australian Lime & Sea Salt and Smokey Australian Saltbush. A meticulous blend of oven-roasted Australian macadamias, whole almonds, cashews, and pumpkin seeds, these preservative-free, gluten-free, vegan, and peanut-free nut mixes redefine snacking perfection and serve as an ideal accompaniment for entertaining or pairing with your preferred beverage. Identifying a gap in their product range, Will

mixes will be available from February 2024 at independent grocers, health food stores, and online at brookfarm.com. au with a recommended retail price of $5.99. For an exclusive trial, a special introductory pack featuring both flavors can be purchased for $10 on brookfarm.com.au. For media inquiries, high-resolution images, or product samples, please contact marketing@brookfarm. com.au or call (02) 6620 9500. Brook, Brookfarm’s CEO and son of cofounders Pam and Martin Brook, spearheaded the development of these savory nut mixes. “The flavors for our two snack mixes have been bubbling away as ideas for a very long time. There was a gap in our range (and on the shelves) for a truly delicious savoury nut mix with that Australian touch. The perfect companion to an evening

beverage,” noted Will. Brookfarm Australian Lime & Sea Salt Roasted Nuts: A Burst of Summer in Every Bite Transport your taste buds to an Australian summer with this zesty blend, delicately dusted with Australian dried lime and sea salt. The unique dried lime powder, crafted from 100% fresh Queensland whole limes, imparts a refreshing

zesty flavor. The gentle drying process intensifies the citrusy tartness, harmonizing with Australian sea salt to create a delightful infusion that captures the vibrancy of Australian flavors. Brookfarm Smokey Australian Saltbush Roasted Nuts: A Bush Campfire Experience Embark on a culinary journey to the Australian outback with this

smokey premium nut blend. Crafted from gently charred sustainable applewood, the smoke flavor exhibits a semi-sweet, applelike essence. Paired harmoniously with the savory and salty notes of Australian saltbush, this blend offers a gourmet experience reminiscent of an Australian bush campfire, expertly curated by Pam’s skilled touch. These delectable nut

About Brookfarm: Brookfarm, a familyowned Australian business based in Byron Bay, stands as regenerative macadamia farmers and awardwinning gourmet food producers. Committed to delivering high-quality, all-natural products sourced from Australian farmers, Brookfarm offers premium breakfast and snacks. Visit their website at www. brookfarm.com.au.

Ensuring Safety Amidst Landslips Tyalgum Road Gates Closure Protocol Explained In a commitment to prioritizing safety, the automatic gates on Tyalgum Road’s temporary track, situated at an extreme landslip location, were closed following significant rainfall. This strategic decision was implemented by Council and SEE Civil Pty Ltd, the contracted entity, at approximately 6.30 pm after recording over 50 mm of rainfall per day across two consecutive days, one of the stipulated triggers for road closure. The closure aimed to ensure the safety of motorists, allowing for a thorough assessment by geotechnical engineers. The gates were reopened at 7.30 am the next morning following a comprehensive safety inspection by the engineering team. This precautionary measure aligns with the

Rainwater inundates the temporary access track at Tyalgum Road at the height of the deluge on Tuesday 16 January. The deluge triggered the closure of the automatic gates on either end of the track.

agreed conditions of the project contract and geotechnical modelling. Tim Mackney, Council’s Manager Infrastructure Delivery, emphasized that safety remains the top priority for Tyalgum Road, as outlined

during the opening of the temporary track last October. The road, initially closed for almost 20 months due to a severe landslip in the February-March 2022 flood, had the temporary

The road in better shape the following day (today) after the rain let up, allowing safety inspections to take place before reopening.

access track established in October, providing single-lane access with traffic light direction. The recent gate closure followed a similar process observed after the New Year’s Day deluge. Monitoring conditions

through on-site instrumentation, which tracks rainfall and ground movements, Council adheres to predetermined trigger points. When reached, these triggers mandate gate closure until a comprehensive

safety assessment by geotechnical specialists is conducted. Mr. Mackney acknowledged the challenge for local residents but stressed the importance of these measures in ensuring safe passage until permanent repairs, scheduled for completion in 2025. Additionally, he addressed an act of vandalism captured by CCTV overnight, emphasizing the potential risks and confirming its forwarding to NSW Police for action. Council commits to keeping the community informed through various communication channels regarding any changes or potential temporary closures in the future. Stay updated on Council’s flood restoration works at tweed.nsw.gov.au/floodrestoration-works.


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Maximizing Returns on Savings: Insights from the Retail Deposits Inquiry

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pages 45-55

Boosted Work Bonus Unlocks Extra Income for Older Australians

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page 44

Addressing Ageism and Ableism in the Workplace

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Max Crus Trophy misses Aussie Day melee.

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page 43

PIZZA LUNCH LOAF

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Mazda Unveils Spirited Return to Performance-Car Market with Concept Models of Turbocharged Mazda 3 and MX-5 under Spirit Racing Brand

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page 41

Hyundai Unveils Ioniq 5 N NPX1 Concept at Tokyo Auto Salon, Previews High-Performance Electric Parts for Australian Market

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page 41

Great Wall Motors Achieves Milestone as First Chinese Carmaker to MassProduce Electric Vehicles Outside China, Utilizing Former Holden Factory

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page 40

The 2024 Toyota Camry Breaks Cover: All-New Design, All-Hybrid Power

1min
page 40

Rental Vacancy Rates Inch Upward, Offering Slight Respite for Tenants Amidst Ongoing Challenges

2min
pages 38-40

A Weekend in Sydney

3min
page 37

Unraveling the Surge: Understanding the Intensity of Sudden Downpours in Eastern Australia

1min
page 36

Anticipated Surge in Lamb Prices Following Robust Start to the 2024 Season in Sheep Saleyards

1min
page 36

2024 Summer Lamb Campaign Triumphs Over Generational Differences in Innovative Launch

1min
page 35

NSW Farmers Urges Water Minister’s Firm Stance Against Buybacks

1min
page 35

A Boon for Producers with Nearly Half a Billion in Farmgate Returns

1min
page 34

Beef: A Bite-Sized Tale of Rage and Redemption

2min
pages 32-33

RECENT CATTLE MARKET REPORTS

15min
pages 24-27

Be wary of dangers when taking children to worksites

1min
pages 22-23

SMALL BUSINESS OMBUDSMAN WELCOMES BANKING INDUSTRY PLEDGE TO FIGHT SCAMS

3min
page 22

Culture Camp in Byron Shire wins $20,000 in program funding; Round 2 now open for applications

1min
page 21

Boat rescues up 18 per cent as more people fock to waterways

3min
page 21

Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service –Ballina Support Group presents The North Coast Show and Shine and Swap Meet 25 February 2024

3min
page 20

Northern Rivers Joint Organisation Advocates for Making Control of Roaming Pet Cats Manageable for NSW Councils

2min
pages 19-20

GET THE GRU-P TOGETHER, CINEMA UNDER THE STARS IS RETURNING TO LISMORE

1min
page 18

Byron Writers Festival announces new Artistic Director and return to Bangalow Showground in August 2024.

2min
page 18

Tenterfield Railway Station Museum

3min
pages 17-18

Tenterfeld: Where History, Nature, and Charm Collide

1min
page 17

Ensuring Safety Amidst LandslipsTyalgum Road Gates Closure Protocol Explained

1min
page 16

Brookfarm launches premium roasted nut mixesbringing Australian favours to life!

1min
page 16

New carpark and public toilets on the way at Mullumbimby Rec Grounds

1min
pages 14-15

Weekly Climate,Australian Water and Agricultural Update

6min
pages 12-14

Tweed Shire Council awarded two grants worth $583,141

2min
page 11

Deloitte Tourism Outlook ReportImpact on North Coast

2min
page 10

Memorial to prawning birthplace

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Council court matter withdrawn

3min
pages 8-9

JADA entries open for 2024

1min
page 8

Diary of a Flood Survivor

5min
pages 7-8

Angourie, Byron drownings continue horrific trend

7min
pages 4-6

Vibrant Streets Package

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Safety Concerns Prompt Closure of Hazardous Naughtons Gap Road Section

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Charity to pay council court costs of $146,000

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