IN a region already known for the Big Banana, the Coffs Coast can now lay claim to the world’s heaviest blueberry. Costa Group, a global leader in the development of premium blueberry varieties, has hit the record books for developing…
LOCALS and visitors turned out in droves to be part of last weekend’s Summer Beach Hop in Coffs Harbour. Despite grey skies on both days, the city centre and Jetty Foreshores were full of fabulous classic cars, colourful dancers and…
CITY of Coffs Harbour is rolling ahead with a free bus travel plan to bolster community connection and to shine a light on the ease and benefits of public transport. At its meeting on 14 March, Council resolved to back…
THE FORESTRY Corporation of NSW (FCNSW) has been fined $30,000 by the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) for an alleged illegal tree removal in Bagawa State Forest, inland of Coramba. The state-owned forestry body received an additional $15,000 fine for the…
CONGRATULATIONS to Kerry Blow and Lyndy McLeod winning the Minor Pairs defeating Carmen McVicar and Judy Clarke Social bowls Wednesday 13th March T Thorn, P Garner, L Loadsman def S Betts, M England, C Jones 16/13 C Domjahn, J Kennedy,…
EARLY REMINDER – As From 8th April Monday Afternoon Bowls (2pm to 4pm) Replaces Twilight Bowls – Draw for Partners- Names on sheet at Club by 1pm- Payment and check in by 1.45pm MONDAY Twilight Bowls 11/3/2024 R Redman, P…
MARCH 11 Single Stableford. Another good roll up today with 32 starters contesting the Annual Memorial Shield. Winner, with 36 points, Selwyn Newby, 2nd on 35, Ross Hardaker, on a countback from Bob Jones, also on a countback. Run-down, Gary…
THE Coffs Harbour Surf Life Saving Club’s surf sports competitors embarked on a journey to Queenscliff for the highly anticipated NSW State Surf Life Saving Championships, held over the weekends of March 8-10 and 15-17. Leading the charge, Sara Bergen…
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A PLAN to address regional crime has divided opinion across the state, with various stakeholders arguing it goes too far, or not far enough. New research from the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) exploring crime patterns in…