CITY of Coffs Harbour Councillor Tony Judge has some concerns about NSW Government’s redevelopment of the Argyll Estate. Mr Judge said the intention is to provide an additional 263 homes by replacing many of the current free-standing houses with higher…
NATIONAL Child Protection Week, September 4-10, is being highlighted by Coffs Harbour Neighbourhood Centre (CHNC) this year with a morning tea for young families on Monday September 5. Families are invited to bring along their little ones to listen to…
ON Monday morning, August 29, logging by Forestry Corporation (FCNSW) in Ellis State Forest, west of Coffs Harbour was halted. A 31-year-old woman had locked herself onto a harvester, immobilising the logging machine. Advertise with News of The Area today.…
THE rebranding of Coffs Harbour City Council to City of Coffs Harbour was announced on Thursday 25 August. Council states the rebranding is to better reflect its status as a dynamic regional centre and a leading Australian destination for business…
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THE son of late Nambucca Valley pharmacist John Mills, who died from a heart attack in July, will lace up the boots to run 42km next month in honour of his father. Daniel Mills has registered to run in the…
IT’S all happening on Saturday, September 10, under the majestic old trees in beautiful Bellingen Park. The Bellingen Environment Centre Inc, is presenting a big day of celebrating love of plants, the environment and community. Advertise with News of The…
AFTER more than two decades of dedicated political service, Member for Oxley Melinda Pavey, the longest serving National Party MP in Australia, has announced she will not be recontesting the 2023 NSW State election. “After eight years as your local…
SCOTTS Head Primary School welcomed visitors for a day of celebration on Tuesday 22 August. As Australia’s only rural Indonesian bi-lingual school, this event is organised annually to celebrate the twelve years of the Languages Other Than English (LOTE) bridging…
