INSPIRED by the Gumbaynggirr name of Yarrila Place, artist Emma Coulter, who won the commission to create a public artwork for the new building’s atrium, is now working with multidisciplinary teams, including structural modelling, to begin to bring the piece…
THE final fundraiser for the Christmas Community Luncheon, a free festive meal and get-together on Christmas Day, Sunday 25 December, takes place on Saturday 8 October. “For organisers of Christmas-related events, the big day is fast approaching, and we now…
BUSINESS owners need to get comfortable with disruption within today’s multi-generational workforces; that was the message from communications strategist Katie Iles, guest speaker at Coffs Harbour Chamber of Commerce’s luncheon on September 6 at Opal Cove Resort. Differences in communication…
KYEEWA Bushwalkers celebrated its 25th anniversary on Wednesday, 7 September 2022 with 70 people attending a luncheon at the Bellingen Showground. When first formed, Kyeewa Bushwalkers became one of two regular bushwalking groups on the Mid North Coast along with…
A WELL-EARNED, green-fingered thumbs-up has been given to the Coffs Harbour Garden Club (CHGC) by Frank Mondello, General Manager of Coffs Harbour Airport, for their work on the airport’s new airside garden, unique as the only airside garden at a…
THE Coffs Harbour Chamber of Commerce say the results of the recent Jetty Foreshore masterplan survey is evidence the community will embrace the opportunity to create a thriving and vibrant Jetty Foreshores precinct. “Off the back of one of the…
DEAR News Of The Area, I DARESAY the cost of the rebrand will not amount to much in terms of the council’s total budget, but seems like a stratospheric waste of money nonetheless. There are roads, footpaths, pedestrian crossings (there’s…
DEAR News Of The Area, NOT sure about a progressive and rapidly changing city Mayor Amos. More like a third world city with our potholes and stinking tip. Regardless of where the funds are coming from, why can’t the Council…
DEAR News Of The Area, AT first I thought it was the first day of April not the first day of Spring when I read your frontpage headline last week (Council Rebrand). What an exciting and innovative idea. The rebranding…
DEAR News Of The Area, ALL I can say about the name change is that having COC workers (City of Coffs) in a city with a c.Ex club in the main street just keeps getting more embarrassing about living in…