Talking Lismore

Brendan talks about the multi-million dollar deal signed off by the state government last week, which means that LCC can finally lead its own recovery. He also discusses where the council asset rebuild is up to, items such as the airport and the town hall.

Lismore Mayor Steve Krieg reveals that council has received substantial government funding to operate its own flood recovery. We also talk about this weeks flood, the Terania Street Bridge removal, the opening of the Regional Art Gallery and the 2024 election.

In our August catch-up, Janelle Saffin talks about the change of legislation that will benefit Northern Rivers rice growers as well as her recent U.S. visit to learn how America is handling flood issues, recovery and mitigation.

Supt Scott Tanner talks about his long-term plan for the region's police force and how far they are from the goal. We also discuss the frustrating aspects of youth crime and the insidious crime of domestic violence.

Federal Member for Page Kevin Hogan joins Talking Lismore for the first time. We discuss the flood recovery, including flood mitigation, biosecurity, a possible federal election this year, and what is the next big export item for Lismore in the enxt decade.

This month Member for Lismore Janelle Saffin talks about the flood recovery, in particular, the North Lismore Resilient Land site, house raisings and retrofits and the closure of the Wollongbar Pod Village.

Lismore Mayor Steve Krieg talks about the Australian Local Government Forum in Canberra last, the North Lismore Plateau announcement and future growth as well as the upcoming local council elections.

Lismore's first vision piece, ' Look Ahead, ' is on display at the Living Lab on Woodlark Street. Elizabeth Mossop was one of the key players in forming this vision, with a lot of input from various stakeholders. Elizabeth takes us through the process and the results for the Lismore CBD and North and South Lismore.

In this episode of Talking Lismore, we are joined by Henry Pye from the Goonellabah Physiotherapy Centre. Henry gives advice for sporting injuries for 8 to 50-year-olds, hip and knee replacements and the niggling injuries that old age brings.

Former 2LM/ZZZ radio announcer and former Lismore City Councillor Neil Marks is riding his beloved Triumph around Australia for six weeks to raise awareness of mental health.  In this podcast Neil takes us through his battle with depression and how all roads has let to this epic journey.

Janelle Saffin joins Talking Lismore for the first time. Janelle gives an update on Resilient Homes and Lands, gives a date for the re-opening of the Terania Street bridge, talks about medium-density housing in Lismore and the squatters that are occupying quite a lot of NSWRA owned buyback houses.

We welcome Mayor Steve Krieg to Talking Lismore for the first time. Mayor Krieg talks about Richmond River High School and compulsory acquisitions, Lismore's vision including high rise buildings around the CBD, council's budget and the goal to be in the black.

In the final episode of the series, we look at upgrading your solar system and if it makes sense, plus what is the future of renewable energy. Hint, you can run your house from your car!

In this episode, we look at how renters can get solar panels on their roof without costing them anything and how you can share electricity between family members.

In this podcast, we talk about solar batteries for your house and whether they are worth the cost.

In this podcast, we talk about what brand of solar panel and inverter you should buy and what are pitfalls the average person should avoid when getting three quotes.

In our first podcast, we talk to our solar expert Mike Hayden about how electricity pricing works and how you can save money. Not everyone needs solar.