THE COFFS Harbour Business Women’s Network (BWN) has launched into 2021 with a new rebrand, events calendar launch and new membership model. On Thursday February 25 the group met for the first time this year and only the second…
COFFS Harbour City Councillors recently endorsed the first year update of Council’s Bushfire Recovery Action Plan 2020-2022, which summarises Council’s response to the bushfire crisis in the region in late 2019 and outlines the recovery process for bushfire affected…
SYDNEY-BASED writer and teacher Betty O’Neill will present her debut memoir ‘The Other Side of Absence’ at Harry Bailey Memorial Library, Coffs Harbour on Wednesday 3 March from 6pm to 7.30pm. The free event will see Betty discuss her…
31 Binda Street, Hawks Nest is the ‘UFC’, the Ultimate Fishing Cottage. BEING Sold via Open Negotiation – Online Auction Ever wanted to own your own fishing cottage? Now’s your chance! Only minutes from the Myall River and pristine…
THE Myall U3A French classes have joyfully reconvened after a 10 month break. Convenor George Nadal said that he is ready for another year of classes and the usual monthly ‘Matinee des Bavards’, or morning tea and chat. The…
STUDENTS of the Bulahdelah Central School took to the pool recently to contest the Secondary Swimming Carnival at Bulahdelah Pool. Two hundred students and staff were greeted with a sunny day and a sparkling pool, making for ideal swimming…
DOZENS of Stockton residents were victims of vandalism and break-ins on the night of 20 February 2021. Residents are reporting smashed windows, mailboxes and car break ins in a number of Stockton locations including: Roxburgh street, Dunbar Street, Douglas…
A RECORD-BREAKING $40,000 has been awarded to 20 talented students as part of the 2021 Port Stephens Mayoral Academic Scholarships — the program’s biggest ever scholarship pool. Every year, Port Stephens Council partners with local businesses to support the…
