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| Ballina is situated at the mouth of the Richmond River on the Far North Coast of New South Wales, and boasts some of the most beautiful surfing beaches and picturesque headlands on the east coast of Australia.
The township of Ballina on the northern bank of the beautiful Richmond River is bordered by North Creek and The Canal, in fact making Ballina an Island. East Ballina takes in the area between the Pacific Ocean and North Creek and its picturesque creeks and lagoons.
The sparkling Richmond River and its estuaries abound with marine wildlife and for many years has remained the fisherman's paradise in harmony with water sports and numerous boating activities that share this natural attraction.
Ballina Shire encompasses a large area of the North Coast including the charming hinterland village of Alstonville and the picturesque seaside village of Lennox Head. The natural beauty of the area makes it a favourite holiday destination and as more and more people discover its hidden treasures it will remain so for many years.. so allow us to give you all the info you need to visit or stay in nature's playground.
The population of the Ballina area is estimated at 37,000. At its current rate of growth, Ballina's population is expected to reach 46,000 by 2006 and is fast becoming the growth centre of the region with major shopping centres and new land releases at Ballina Heights taking the area into the future. There are 3 high schools and 4 primary schools, a hospital and many aged care facilities. Located on the Pacific Highway it is an easy hour and a half from the Gold Coast and only 20 mins south of popular Byron Bay.
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