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Overview

Nestled on the flood‑plain of the Clarence River, Grafton is the “Jacaranda City” of the Northern Rivers, home to 19,255 people (2021 Census). Its tree‑lined streets come alive each October‑November for the Jacaranda Festival, while the annual Grafton Cup and strong Rugby league culture give residents plenty of sport and community spirit. Local green spaces such as Apollo 11 Park, Westward Park, Fisher Park and Pioneer Park sit alongside heritage landmarks like Christ Church Cathedral, the Saraton Theatre and the historic Grafton Bridge, offering a blend of natural beauty and historic charm.

Transport links are extensive: the 1932 Grafton Bridge connects the townsite to South Grafton, the Pacific Highway skirts the city, and Clarence Valley Regional Airport provides air services. Busways, Lawrence Bus Service and Northern Rivers Buslines run both local and regional routes, while NSW TrainLink coaches link to Byron Bay and Moree. A mix of public schools (Grafton High, South Grafton High) and independent options (Clarence Valley Anglican School, McAuley Catholic College) supports families, and the presence of heritage‑listed homes alongside newer developments gives a varied housing stock to suit many lifestyles.