ENTERTAINMENT to suit all age ranges and tastes will be on offer at the Coffs Harbour Show this weekend. At 7.30pm on Friday night, there will be a family fireworks show in the main arena as a prelude to…
FLOOD affected small businesses across NSW can now apply for grants of up to $50,000 as they begin to rebuild and recover in the aftermath of the NSW storm and flooding disaster. The Disaster Recovery Small Business Grant is…
SATURDAY May 1 is National Banana Day and the Coffs Coast is the place to celebrate it. The past year has been a hard one for many people on the land, but, in particular, Australian banana growers have really…
FOLLOWING the severe storms of 25 February, further assistance has been announced in line with the wider disaster declaration. “This is a great outcome for our community, and the Coffs Harbour Electorate,” said Gurmesh Singh. “Member for Page, Kevin…
SMALL businesses across the region can sign up for a new $1,500 rebate scheme to help cover the cost of local and state and government fees and charges. Darrin Northey, owner of the popular Element Bar at Coffs Jetty,…
FREE advice on solar systems and energy efficiency is now available for Coffs Harbour residents. A new partnership between Coffs Harbour City Council and the Australian Energy Foundation will provide Coffs Harbour residents with free advice on PV solar…
GUMBAYNGGIRR Elder Aunty Kerrie Burnet on Monday welcomed the announcement of $75,000 from the NSW Government and Coffs Harbour City Council to upgrade the facilities at the Graff Avenue park and playground. The park currently has a limited playground,…
“FANTASTIC – a gorgeous spot,” is how Damien Leith, singer songwriter and former Australian Idol winner, described Woolgoolga after playing here on Friday April 15. “Woolgoolga Lakeside Holiday Park staff were fantastic – so helpful and professional,” Damien told…
AFTER a year’s absence because of COVID-19, the Dawn Service and ANZAC Day march in Sawtell and the combined service and march in Coffs Harbour drew large crowds on Sunday. Sawtell organisers estimated that more than 500 people attended…
COFFS Harbour City Council’s Bank Balances and Investments totalled $234,918,345 at 31 March 2021 – an increase of $8,220,321 on the same time last year. “Despite the global economic impact of COVID-19 and record low interest rates, the investment…