A YOUTH Strategy and Policy will be developed by Coffs Harbour City Council in the second half of 2021 in response to engagement undertaken with the public on Council’s Youth Issues and Options Paper last year. The Youth Issues…
CAN’T get the theme from Frozen out of your head? Does hearing Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy stir fond memories? Then you need to make a date in your diary for the Coffs Harbour City Orchestra’s upcoming A…
BREWERS at The Bunker is a fundraising event that shares the craft tipples of our local niche spirit, beer and wine producers on the Coffs Coast. Brewers at The Bunker, raising funds for the local Can Do Cancer Trust,…
BELLINGEN will host a public talk and seminars from 11 to 13 June when long-time Buddhist scholar and practitioner Jakob Leschly will lead an open discussion on Buddhist psychology and philosophy. Jakob will talk the audience through how this…
TWELVE students and three teachers from Bishop Druitt College (BDC) are taking up this year’s Act for Peace Ration Challenge from June 14-18. The BDC students will join the more than ninety nine thousand Australians who have participated in…
PLANS to establish an animal pound at Coffs Harbour have progressed with Coffs Harbour City Council accepting a tender for construction of the new pound. Council took action to establish a new animal impound facility following advice from RSPCA…
A REPORT on the disposal of acid sulfate soils from the Cultural and Civic Space site in Gordon Street, Coffs Harbour, will be undertaken by Coffs Harbour City Council following community concern over the soil being disposed of at…
THIRD generation Chief Executive Officer Paul Hurley of the Brown and Hurley Truck Group Inc invites everyone to help Brown and Hurley celebrate its 75th year by coming to their Coffs Harbour Open Day on June 5. At the…
BELLINGEN Shire Council, Coffs Harbour City Council and Nambucca Valley Council have teamed up to deliver a regional campaign to help educate residents about sustainable ways to dispose of food scraps and garden waste. The Let’s Get Composting campaign…
CONSERVATIONISTS have long argued that rainforests that are being destroyed may contain as-yet-undiscovered plants that could possess the potential to cure diseases such as cancer. The discovery of two types of rare plant along the approved route of the…