Category : Clarence Valley News

The Northern Rivers Times – Bringing Local News to Every Corner of the Clarence Valley
By The Northern Rivers Times Team

The Northern Rivers Times continues to be the Clarence Valley’s trusted source of news, proudly delivering stories that reflect the voice, values, and vibrancy of our local communities. From the banks of the Clarence River to the coastal headlands and country towns, we bring you accurate, up-to-date local news in print and online — every week, all year round.

Our commitment is simple — to keep the Clarence Valley informed. Whether it’s breaking council decisions, infrastructure updates, school achievements, business features, community events, or rural news, The Northern Rivers Times is there to report what matters most to you.

Delivered Across the Entire Clarence Valley

Our paper is proudly distributed throughout every major town, village, and rural community in the region, including:
Grafton, South Grafton, Maclean, Yamba, Iluka, Lawrence, Ulmarra, Cowper, Harwood, Palmers Island, Junction Hill, Waterview Heights, Coutts Crossing, Glenreagh, Copmanhurst, Tucabia, Wooli, Minnie Water, Brooms Head, Ashby, Tyndale, Brushgrove, Townsend, Woombah, Clarence Head, Seelands, The Whiteman, and surrounding districts.

From the Clarence Valley Council chambers to the coastlines of Yamba and Iluka, from farming communities along the Orara to the bustling heart of Grafton, our reporters are on the ground — telling your stories.

Up-to-Date News Online and in Print

Our readers can also stay connected through our website, thenorthernriverstimes.com.au, where live updates, breaking news, and community announcements are published daily. Whether you’re checking the latest local headlines, rural reports, or community features, our digital platform ensures Clarence Valley residents stay informed wherever they are.

The Northern Rivers Times is proud to serve the Clarence Valley — a region rich in history, culture, and resilience. Every edition we print and every story we publish continues our mission to keep the Clarence connected.