Nambucca Valley News Of The Area 18 APRIL 2025
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Coffs Coast News Of The Area 18 APRIL 2025
Legal Hypothetical: Dispute regarding right to reside in home
FRANK and Betty have been in a de facto relationship for 20 years. Frank has three children as a result of a previous relationship. Frank seeks legal advice regarding his estate planning and in particular, how he can make a…
Trumpet of Patriots contesting Cowper race
GEOFFREY Shannon will contest the seat of Cowper for Trumpet of Patriots in the 3 May Federal Election. A property developer and debt resolution specialist, Mr Shannon describes himself as “an advocate for people in financial distress”. Advertise with News…
Letter to the Editor: Political spending gone mad
DEAR News Of The Area, WITH regard to the upcoming Federal Election one could be forgiven for asking, “Is this really a general election or a spendathon?”. The way our major parties are throwing taxpayers’ money around like drunken sailors…
‘Tell Your Tale’ writing comp launched
ENTRIES are now open for Stuarts Point and District Community Organisation’s (SPaDCO) third annual short story competition. The 2025 competition theme is ‘Tell Your Tale’. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business. Message us.…
Coffs Harbour in the running for tourism award
COFFS Harbour is officially in the running to be crowned a 2025 NSW Top Tourism Town. Celebrating the best of the best visitor destinations across NSW, the Top Tourism Town Awards recognise places which deliver unforgettable experiences and a strong,…
Nambucca Roosters get creative to kick goals off the field
THE Nambucca Roosters Rugby League Football Club is proving that bringing a community together goes far beyond what happens on the football field. In a bid to raise funds for their club and strengthen ties with local supporters, the club…
OPINION: Why we march on Anzac Day
ON this Anzac Day it will be 110 years since Colonel J. W. McCay led Australian troops on to those fatal shores of Turkey. Those beaches and coastline on the Gallipoli peninsula would see 8,700 young Australians die in battle…
Nambucca Valley broadcaster honoured by national archive
A MUCH-LOVED voice of community radio and a passionate advocate for Australasian music, former Nambucca Valley resident Rob Davidson has received national recognition with the inclusion of his radio series “Flashback Featured Artist” in the National Film and Sound Archive…