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The New South Wales north coast has given a frosty reception to the news that a Queensland festival site has been promised a $3 million upgrade.

The first large-scale bicycle hire scheme in Britain will get under way in London on Friday (local time).

Darwin's Lord Mayor Graeme Sawyer says the planned satellite city of Weddell is a nightmare and should not go ahead.

A truck bypass that cost $5.5 million will be officially opened at Millicent in south-east South Australia today.

The Tweed Shire Council is to take legal action against a Tweed Heads lap-dancing club.

The Sunshine Coast Regional Council has put its structure plan for the greenfield development at Palmview in south-east Queensland on hold.

The New South Wales Roads and Traffic Authority (RTA) has installed fluorescent warning signs outside a Lake Macquarie primary school where parents are lobbying for a 40kph zone.

Almost two years after the initial application was submitted, the Macedon Ranges Council has approved a planning permit for a second supermarket in Woodend.

Negotiations are continuing to come up with a new approach to parking meters in Wollongong CBD that will satisfy both shoppers, business owners and Wollongong council.

The Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre has launched court action against the state's heritage council over the Brighton bypass land dispute.

The New South Wales Opposition has criticised a social housing project at Narooma on the far south coast, saying the development should not go ahead at the proposed site.

A peak national welfare group wants a crackdown on Tasmanian liquor licensing laws for bottleshops.

A forum will be held in Darwin this year to exchange ideas about the type of place the new satellite city of Weddell will be.

The Augusta-Margaret River Shire says proposed five-star resorts in south-west Western Australia would increase the need for an international airport to service the region.

Design guidelines have been released for the proposed Geraldton Airport Technology Park.

A second generation Chinese market gardener says his lease on Crown Land in Sydney's south shouldn't have to end to make way for a cemetery.

Work will begin within the coming year on the resurfacing of the Queen Elizabeth Oval.

Wingecarribee council has rejected a New South Wales Government proposal to further rezone rural land for two large housing developments at Moss Vale.

The Port Macquarie-Hastings council last night refused for a second time the application for a new fast-food outlet on Greenmeadows Drive.

Some of the 100 people attending a Tillegra Dam forum in Newcastle last night say the project has already caused untold angst in the Dungog community.