Accommodation Kingscliff News
Salt On The Brain
Sunday October 21, 2007
Next month, The Sun-Herald presents an exclusive report on the best tourist spots in our state with the NSW Tourism Awards. Craig Tansley visited Kingscliff, a big winner last year, to find out what success meant to the area.Major Development About To Transform The Oceanfront
Sunday August 19, 2007
THE last stretch of the sand-mine-pocked coast between Kingscliff and Cabarita in northern NSW is being cleared to make way for an upmarket development that will house 2000 people.Deals
Saturday November 18, 2006
Travel Associates has a tour to commemorate the 66th anniversary of the Siege of Tobruk on April 7, 2007. This 12-day tour will visit the war cemeteries at Tripoli, Tobruk, Acroma and El Alamein, where there will be a remembrance ceremony. Other highlights include a visit to Cairo and Giza to explore the pyramids, the sphinx and the Egyptian museum, with a stopover in Alexandria City. Priced from $3199 a person twin-share, the tour includes accommodation, breakfast daily, nine dinners and visas ...Going Going Gone
Saturday July 15, 2006
The new Peppers Salt Resort at Kingscliff has joined Christmas-in-July celebrations with a show on July 22 and a $199 pp package covering a room, two tickets to the show, a two-course Christmas dinner and drinks. Call (02) 6674 7777.Heading For The Border
Saturday October 29, 2005
The East Coast's latest tourism destination, the New Tweed Coast, has added more than 650 hotel rooms to its accommodation stock this year, with hundreds more to come on line by the end of next year.Residents Floored By Change Of Storey
Saturday July 5, 2003
In Kingscliff on the far North Coast the locals thought they were safe from overdevelopment because the council had a three-storey height limit. All the more so because NorNorEast, the offending luxury apartment block, is a Resort Corp project and the company is owned by the son and son-in law of Councillor Bob Brinsmead.Sundaylife! Quiz Winner
Sunday July 8, 2001
The winner of the SundayLife! Foodie Quiz was Tony Roland, of Kingscliff, NSW, who will receive one night's accommodation for two people at the Westin Hotel, Sydney, plus dinner for two at the hotel's Mosaic restaurant.$2bn Boost For Tourism
Friday June 16, 1995
Two major tourist developments with a combined value of $2 billion are moving from the drawing board to reality at the coastal township of Kingscliff in northern NSW. The proposals have been on the back-burner for almost five years, harking back to Australia's tourism development boom in the lateJapan Plans Tourist City On The Coast
Thursday August 2, 1990
A Japanese company is planning to build a $1.7 billion tourist city with accommodation for 20,000 people on the far North Coast of NSW. The project would be one of the largest and most expensive selfcontained tourist city developments undertaken in Australia. Construction is schedule