all the way to Tenterfield, A Miniature Railway is situated next to the Casino Golf Club. The railway operates on Sundays between 10am and 4pm on a 2.5km stretch of track, with a museum at the end. A round trip is usually 25 minutes however on busier days it can vary. Casino is serviced by Lismore Airport with several daily flights to Sydney. Northern Rivers Buslines operates rural services to Lismore (670) and Kyogle (675) each weekday, with one return service to Tenterfield available on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Casino Bus Service operates local town loops, including a loop service to Gays Hill. Among its many schools are the main ones: Casino High School, Casino Public School, Casino West Public School, St. Mary's Primary School, St. Mary's Catholic College School and Casino Christian Community School. Heritage listings Casino has a number of heritage-listed sites, including: 102 Barker Street: Casino Post Office Casino-Murwillumbah railway: Old Casino railway station North Coast railway: Casino railway station Location for filming The 2014 drama series The Gods of Wheat Street was set and partly filmed in Casino. Notable people Ian Callinan (born 1937), High Court judge Pat Darling (1913–2007), nurse and author John Elford (born 1946), rugby league player Jeff Fatt (born 1953), musician and actor, one of The Wiggles Thomas George (born 1949), politician Clark Irving (born 1808), early settler (pastoralist) and politician Ben Kennedy (born 1974), rugby league player Matt King (born 1980), rugby league player Tess Mallos (1933–2012), food journalist and author Chris Munce (born 1969), horse racing jockey Michael Robotham (born 1960), crime novelist David Russell, (born 1982), racing driver Brian Smith (born 1954), rugby league player and coach (attended Casino High School) Tony Smith (born 1967), rugby league coach, brother of Brian Smith, grew up in Casino attending Casino High School Albert Torrens (born 1976), rugby league player Cody Walker (born 1990), rugby league player Henry Wallace Browning O.A.M. (born Casino 1928), lawn bowler, IBD World Champion 2007 Guinness World Record 2008 Hall of Fame Bankstown Casino High School 1940 to 1943 Damien Wright (born 1975), cricket player See also Arthur Percy Sullivan (1896–1937), Victoria Cross recipient, worked at a bank in Casino during the 1930s. Ruby Langford Ginibi (1934-2011) attended Casino High School, author and historian The song "I've Been Everywhere" references Casino in its second verse. List of never used railways References External links General travel information on