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Description

 â€¢ Summer (DST) AEDT (UTC+11) Coordinates: 28°51′S 153°27′E / 28.85°S 153.45°E / -28.85; 153.45 Alstonville (2006 population: 5,006) is a town located in northern New South Wales, Australia, part of the region known as the Northern Rivers.

Economy

An Industrial Estate is located in Russleton Park, with cement, Macadamia processing and Rural supplies dominating. In addition, numerous bus depots are located here, and there is a Mail Sorting Facility. The industrial estate is located across the highway from Wollongbar; however, it is not a part of Wollongbar.

Facilities

Crawford house, a pioneer house situated next to Elizabeth Ann Brown park is now a historical museum. Directly behind is the towns major shopping centre, Alstonville Plaza, which has a few specialty shops, and a major supermarket. The town has a post office, and numerous banks are located in the town. Summerland House, known as the "House With No Steps", has been operating near Alstonville since 1971. Summerland House provides training and employment opportunities for people with physical and intellectual disabilities in fields such as farming and hospitality. Alstonville has two stationed emergency services, Those being NSW Fire Brigades 'Station 204' and NSW Police.

History

The first European settlers came to the area in the early 1830s. [3] The history of Alstonville parallels that of many Northern Rivers communities - cedar-cutters were attracted to the region in the 1860s, followed by dairy farmers. Originally known as Duck Creek Mountain, the town was later renamed by early settler John Perry after his wife, Annie Alston.[4] One notable former resident of Alstonville is Patrick Joseph Bugden who was awarded a Victoria Cross (the highest military decoration which can be awarded to a member of the armed forces of the Commonwealth). "Paddy" served as a member of the 31st Battalion AIF during the First World War[5]. The annual Anzac day parade starts at the Paddy Bugden Memorial which is situated on the Bruxner Highway.

Interesting Facts

Tibouchina 'Alstonville' (Tibouchina lepidota) is a small tree grown in many parts of Australia for its brilliant display of purple flowers in autumn. This variety along with the dwarf variety 'Jules' was developed by Ken Dunstan a resident of Alstonville, hence the name.

Location

Alstonville is located on the Bruxner Highway between the town of Ballina (13 km to the east) and city of Lismore (19 km to the west). The village of Wollongbar is situated 4 km to the west of Alstonville. Alstonville is considered as the service centre of the Area known as the Alstonville Plateau.

Schools

The town of Alstonville is home to two public and one private school: Alstonville Public School (state primary), St Joseph's School (Catholic primary) and Alstonville High School (state secondary).

Sporting facilities and parks

The area has many parks, including Geoff Watt Oval, the major sporting ground for Cricket, and Soccer, and Crawford Park, across the other side of the highway. This park is a second sporting ground for soccer. * The Alstonville and District Football Club is the local Soccer Club, and is known as "Villa" and is uniformed with red and black. * Wollongbar Alstonville Piooners Rugby (WAR) is the local Rugby Union club, located at Wollongbar. * Alstonville also has a field hockey club, with training fields on Gap Road, it has both male and female teams ranging from Minkeys to A-Grade Seniors. * Alstonville is also host to the regions premier Vikings Futsal Club comp at the Alstonville Entertainment Centre.

Transport

Transport between Alstonville and Wollongbar, is by either Car, or Foot/Bike, as a path runs between Bulwinkel Park and the Shopping Centre at Wollongbar. Bus services are limited. There are no buses into or out of Alstonville at night or on weekends. As a result, the area has experienced problems with petty crimes and public nuisances caused by bored teenagers.

Transport Issues

A bypass is being planned for the Bruxner Highway to remove congestion and improve safety. Currently Alstonville traffic becomes unusually congested (for such a small-population town) because its main road is the only throughfare between Lismore and Ballina, and because it has three schools (and bus stops for another three schools) located in a bottleneck with only one entry/ exit road. As a result, parking for all three schools is usually congested, a situation that has been exacerbated by recent efforts by the Ballina Shire Council to raise revenue by issuing parking tickets, under the guise of safety concerns.