Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
A church plans to build a meeting hall in Orange. Sunday services would start at 6am with up to 130 worshippers. Neighbours fear parking problems and early-morning noise.
Why it mattersChurches need space to serve members. Residents need quiet homes. Councils must balance both.
A Launceston councillor has secured planning approval. He will rebuild a cattle bridge the council forced him to demolish four years ago.
Why it mattersThe approval ends a costly dispute. It shows how long planning and approval processes can take for straightforward rural infrastructure.
460 streetlights in the ACT have sat broken for at least three months; four have been unfixed since 2022.
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