NAMBUCCA Heads mother of two Sam Flagg found a unique way of cheering up her local area during Covid-19 lockdown, creating a ‘Spoonville’ community in her town. The idea of ‘Spoonville’ originated in England, and was brought to Australia by Melbourne woman June Wilson during Covid to give children an indoor

  NAMBUCCA’s Kaya Boom and the Samba Soul drum crew rocked the Red-C in Coffs Harbour last Sunday, as music lovers said their final farewells to the popular music venue. Attendees let their hair down and danced on the grass to the pulsating twelve piece Samba Soul drum crew. Kaya Boom and the

  FIREFLIES are appearing in Nambucca Valley for spring, lighting up areas with a beautiful display of light. The commonly named firefly refers to the bioluminescent beetle which lives in mangroves and forests in the Northern Territory, Queensland and coastal NSW. According to Martin Smith, a NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Ranger,

  SEPTEMBER 13 marks 31 years since the Nambucca Valley community was devastated by the murders of three young Bowraville children; Colleen Walker-Craig, Evelyn Greenup and Clinton Speedy-Duroux. Now, more than three decades later, the murders of these three innocent children remain unsolved. This year, film producers Stefan Moore, Dan Goldberg and Director