REGIONAL Development Australia Mid North Coast (RDAMNC) is seeking regional leaders with vision, drive and business, government and/or community experience to apply to join its Committee of Management. The organisation is part of a national network of 52 Regional Development Australia committees across the country and has a charter to drive

  AN eighty-minute documentary called ‘Bowraville Murders’, produced by Dan Goldberg and Stefan Moore, directed by Allan Clarke, is set to air on SBS in September this year. This documentary investigates one of Australia’s most infamous criminal cases, the unsolved serial killings of three local Aboriginal children from 1990-1991 in Bowraville. The film

  THE Nambucca Valley Orchid Society (NVOS) celebrated the opening of the Autumn Orchid Show on Thursday 6 May. The show ran for three days at the Nambucca Senior Citizens Club, 11 Kent Street Nambucca Heads. The bi-annual Orchid Show has been running for approximately 40 years, and unfortunately was prevented from opening

  IT was an Anzac Day like no other for two local Nambucca Valley service women. Crystal Wright, a Leading Seaman Communication and Information Systems sailor (LSCIS), and Sarah Welsh, a Flying Officer, friends since school, celebrated their first Anzac Day together in their home town of Macksville on April 25. Their day

  MACKSVILLE is set to host some of the best musical acts in New South Wales, following the recent award of a Live Music Australia grant to Rob’s Music Station. The funding is part of a government initiative to support the Australian music industry in the wake of Covid-19. Business owner and musician

  ENVIRONMENTALISTS are distraught that private land in Congarinni North is being selectively logged. Tracey Reynolds lives directly opposite the property from which trees have been removed and is a Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service (WIRES) carer. Ms Reynolds has released owlet nightjars, bandicoots, an echidna, swamp and redneck wallabies and antechinus

  LOCAL author Karly Lane never lets an opportunity to raise money for local charities pass her by. With the release of her new book, ‘Take me Home’, Ms Lane was all set to launch another successful novel. With the location at the Utungun hall locked in, it was time to connect with

  KEIANA Bateman is a proud Gumbaynggirr/Yuin woman whose public murals can be viewed at the Lions Club look out at the top of Main Beach, Earthbound Bowra Cafe in the main street of Nambucca Heads, and at Nambucca Heads Public School. Keiana’s work is bright, colourful, and shows her connection to