PUBLIC domain works at the Jetty Foreshores and the redevelopment of the TS Vendetta building are one step closer, with Coffs Harbour City Council executing a Development Agreement with Property NSW. In September 2020, the State Government announced $20…
UPSKILLING ourselves to manage climate change conversations with friends, family and colleagues was the focus of Coffs Coast Climate Action Group’s (CCCAG) recent workshop on 29 July. The ‘How To Talk Climate Change And Not Lose Friends’ workshop sought…
THE region’s mixed organic waste will be transported to Queensland to be dumped from the end of this month for a period of one year. The decision was made following around an hour of debate on the issue at…
COFFS Harbour City Council has endorsed a project scope for a future Affordable/Social Housing Policy and will consider allocating $110,000 to progress the policy. Issues around affordable and social housing in the Coffs Harbour local government area will be…
LOCAL artists listen up, the Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery is calling for expressions of interest from Coffs Coast artists to take part in the opening year of exhibitions at the new Cultural and Civic Space. “It’s really important that…
IMAGINE living through decades of civil war and sectarian violence and having to flee your home country to find a safe place to live. Unfortunately, this is the case for many Burmese refugees including 46-year-old John Thang. Advertise with…
COMPENSATION from the NSW Government to Coffs Harbour City Council for Council’s failed mixed organic waste scheme is being sought by Coffs Harbour councillors. Cr Paul Amos moved a motion at Council’s meeting on Thursday 22 July that Council…
SURE to be a sellout, the 2021 Cornerstone Conveyancing Celebrity Degustation Dinner with Manu Feildel and Coffs Harbour TAFE NSW hospitality students, has launched its ticket sales. This is Can Do Cancer Trust’s biggest-ever single charity event, offering a…
BRUMBY horses, rescued from the Corindi floods in March, have all been found new homes by Bellingen-based Save The Brumbies (STB) charity. “The horses were causing havoc on domestic farms due to fencing being destroyed,” Jan Carter, founder of…
FIRST nations craftswoman Bindimu is sharing her weaving heritage in a hands-on, instructive workshop on Sunday 8 August. “This workshop will be held on beautiful Gumbaynggirr country, and we will be weaving with raffia, yucca and native lomandra,” Bindimu…