WHEN Upper Orara stables owner, Chris Fenech owner of HWH Stables, got a random email from Toni Higginbotham Casting agency asking if he was interested in being in a TV commercial, he nearly clicked ‘delete’ thinking it was spam.…
COFFS Harbour City Council has adopted the Plan of Management for the Coffs Harbour Community Village and Cavanbah Centre, the first of many Crown reserve plans of management to be established. Council has a statutory obligation under the Crown…
THE Big Banana Fun Park has lodged a second development application with Coffs Harbour City Council, this time around for the construction of tourist cabins to accommodate visitors to the popular attraction. The development application for a Staged Development…
BISHOP Druitt College has been refused an application to establish a Boarding House at the College by Coffs Harbour City Council due to bushfire concerns. The development application for a Boarding House (change of use and alterations) to allow…
A NEW adult store will be established in the Coffs Harbour CBD following recent approval by Coffs Harbour City Council. The development application for a Restricted Premises (Fit Out & Change of Use from Shop) was approved for a…
LOCATED on the site that used to be a sawmill, the then Deputy Prime Minister, John Anderson MP, officially opened Park Beach HomeBase in May 2000 and now, twenty-one very successful years on, Park Beach HomeBase is home to…
VERY humble beginnings best describes MacLeod’s Furniture and Beds R Us. What originated as One Stop Pine Furniture Warehouse in 2002, is now the largest family owned furniture, lounge and bedding retailer on the Coffs Coast. “It has been…
HOPE for the Homeless are hosting their third Annual Coffs Coast Motor Show at Red-C Events on Saturday 29 May with special guest and Hope for the Homeless patron John ‘Swannee’ Swan and Cold Chisel tribute band, Chisel Revived…
WITH the recent spate of disasters including bushfires, floods and COVID-19 heavily impacting the Nambucca Valley, there are many issues weighing on people’s minds. Pat Conaghan, Federal Member for Cowper, says he understands how hard it is for the…
EIGHT-year-old Macksville boy Oliver Hawes was ready to devour his lunch over the Easter long weekend whilst visiting family when his mother Helen Hawes, an enrolled nurse, noticed he wasn’t himself. Ollie had started eating his sausage for lunch…