BENJAMIN Bryant, the owner of Bryant McKinnon Lawyers in Coffs Harbour, is a participant in Stars of Coffs Coast 2023, raising key funds for the Cancer Council. He’s hoping to appeal to a broad audience of supporters as a Coffs…
EDUCATIONAL sessions with enthusiastic experts in their fields have been confirmed for the morning of Bellingen Plant Fair on Saturday 11 March 2023 at Bellingen Park. At 9am Ian Epic Earth, founder of the Gourmet Garden School, talks about the…
TONY Johnson, a member of the Coffs Coast Climate Action Group, wants all Coffs Coast voters to understand that the issue of climate change is vital across the electorate, particularly with most residents living in a coastal community. “The recent…
SHADOW Environment Minister Penny Sharpe and Shadow Agriculture Minister Mick Veitch were in Coffs Harbour on Sunday 26 February to officially launch the election campaign for Labor’s State candidate Tony Judge. The launch, at Coffs Harbour Surf Club, was attended…
THE blue ribbon was cut and The Shoreline, Coffs Harbour’s new, world class retirement village, was officially opened on Wednesday 22 February. Around 100 residents already call the village home which will eventually accommodate close to 500 retirees. Advertise with…
SOUTHERN Cross University graduate Sophie Cameron is spearheading a new occupational therapy service in Coffs Harbour, Health Works NSW, where demand for the service is at all-time high. With an office in the Innovation Hub at the Coffs Harbour Education…
USERS of Coffs Harbour’s War Memorial Olympic Pool will be delighted that the pool will be heated all year round thanks to NSW Government funding of $797,308 from Round Five of the Stronger Country Communities Fund. Member for Coffs Harbour…
STARS of Coffs Coast participant Melissa Rullis-Duncan from Lavender Rose Funerals has teamed up with Zoe from Dusty Road Blooms to host two fundraisers for Cancer Council on Saturday 18 March at the Terrace Bar, Pier Hotel in Coffs Harbour.…
THREE years after floods first forced the closure of a section of Keevers Drive linking Repton and Raleigh, the barricades are gone, traffic is moving freely in both directions, and local motorists couldn’t be happier. “The reopening of the second…
IT IS not the news that Bellingen Shire Council wanted to deliver, but the planned celebrations around the town’s Memorial Hall Grand Opening have been pushed back to May to allow for the finishing touches to be completed. Committed to…