CITY of Coffs Harbour’s free bus travel trial will continue until 14 July, with the community encouraged to make the most of the remaining free transport on Fridays and weekends. City of Coffs Harbour is also inviting people to share…
APRON making has begun in earnest as the Coffs Harbour Country Women’s Association (CWA) prepares to host Apron Project founder Sallianne McClelland on Wednesday 17 July. In aid of women and children escaping domestic and family violence the Apron Project’s…
HEATHER Edwards, a member of the BowraMacksville United Hospital Auxiliary (UHA), has been named the Mid North Coast Local Health District’s 2024 Volunteer of the Year. The prestigious award recognises Heather’s dedication and commitment to excellence in volunteering at Macksville…
THE Valla Beach Road and Giinagay Way T-intersection was up for discussion at Nambucca Valley Council’s 25 June meeting, with councillors concluding the dangerous section of road is confusing and in need of urgent action. Ms Carole Anderson and Ms…
KEMPSEY Shire Council (KSC) has provided community members with an update on the long-awaited Stuarts Point Sewerage Scheme. According to KSC, the scheme will effectively service Stuarts Point, Grassy Head and Fishermans Reach and provide a modern and reliable means…
LANDHOLDERS on the North Coast are facing significant challenges following an extremely successful growing season for Tropical soda apple. This aggressive and prickly shrub, known for its rapid spread and high-risk status, is straining efforts to maintain control. Advertise with…
COFFS Harbour band Pleasing George and support act Dylan Wigley rocked The Pub With No Beer on Sunday 23 June, with residents and visitors from afar revelling in the quality of the local live music. This iconic pub, a veritable…
A SATISFIED sense of achievement was conveyed by the staff and students of NV College (NVC) at the official opening of its Moonee Street, Coffs Harbour campus on Thursday 27 June. Uncle Barry Hoskins gave a Welcome to Country and…
THE Coffs Coast community is set to celebrate NAIDOC Week 2024 (7 -14 July) with the theme ‘Keeping the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud’. “‘Blak, Loud, and Proud’ encapsulates the unapologetic celebration of Indigenous identity, empowering us to stand…
OVER the weekend the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) Urunga Unit hosted an Emergency Preparedness in Community (EPIC) workshop tailored specifically for women. This workshop provided women with essential skills to prepare for and respond to emergencies effectively. Advertise with…