OFFENSIVE odours emanating from the Coffs Harbour Waste Management Facility will be addressed by Council under a series of new measures, including increasing the height of the landfill site by 4 metres in the interim. Much debate ensued on…
THREE important regional projects will be submitted to the latest round of the Stronger Country Communities Fund for potential funding, following a recent resolution made by Coffs Harbour City councillors. The projects include sports lighting at Ayrshire Park, Boambee…
LIVING longer is one thing but living well and strong into a longer life is another. This is the motivator for an exercise program for people aged 50+ launching on the Mid North Coast. Living Longer Living Stronger is…
THE Coffs Harbour Greens are concerned about what appears to be extensive land clearing in Nana Glen. Up to 20 hectares appears to have been cleared in the Bucca Bucca Creek catchment. Greens spokesperson, Jonathan Cassell, was alerted to…
SIXTY per cent of North Coast residents who responded to a community consultation on COVID-19 vaccination either plan to be vaccinated or have been already. A further 18% said they would probably have the vaccine, 10% said they probably…
DURING this year’s NAIDOC Week everyone in the Coffs Harbour community is being invited to embrace First Nations’ cultural knowledge and understanding of Country as part of Australia’s national heritage and respect the culture and values of Aboriginal peoples…
SAWTELL Rotary Club and the Sawtell RSL are teaming up with Coffs Coast Days for Girls to present an information session about the program on July 17. Days for Girls (DFG) is a not-for-profit organisation that has a network…
A CRITICAL incident was declared after a man died at Bucca on Sunday. Officers from the Coffs/Clarence Police District and NSW Ambulance paramedics were called to a home on Bucca Road, Bucca, about 20km north west of Coffs Harbour,…
CANCELLED is the call-out from Coffs Harbour Garden Club referring to their annual Spring Garden Competition. Coffs Harbour Garden Club announced recently that the Spring Garden Competition will take a break this year after 31 continuous years of giving…
COFFS Harbour City Council has recommended approval of a proposed $44 million residential and retail highrise development slated for the Coffs CBD area in its assessment report for the approval authority, the Northern Regional Planning Panel. The development application…