DEAR News Of The Area, I AM a very unhappy and angry resident of Woolgoolga. Council’s decision to spend much needed money (for other projects) on a cycleway which runs for approximately 400 to 500 metres is a disgrace. Advertise…
DEAR News Of The Area, WITH the Council in the dire financial state the public has now become aware of, the question has continually been asked – why on earth the rebranding is still going ahead? That is definitely a…
DEAR News Of The Area, JUST last week I was contacted by a couple of friends who asked me to follow up on their inability to source a bulk-billing GP in the Coffs Harbour, Bellingen and Nambucca areas. As a…
DEAR News Of The Area, WITH the cost to ratepayers for the change of Council’s name (logos, signage, stationery etc) in mind, and with the fiasco of the $76 million (again subsidised by ratepayers!) still evolving, I was wondering if…
DEAR News Of The Area, WELL, it’s impossible not to be cynical about Council decisions these days isn’t it? I note that they don’t actually tell us the cost of the name change, just that it’s “not going to cost…
DEAR News Of The Area, IN the past ten years thousands of baby boomers (with extensive skills and experience) have retired. What a wasted opportunity. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business. Message us.…
DEAR News Of The Area, AT first I thought it was the first day of April not the first day of Spring when I read your frontpage headline last week (Council Rebrand). What an exciting and innovative idea. The rebranding…
DEAR News Of The Area, HAVING taken a particular interest in the planning process for the revitalisation of the Jetty Foreshores, I was always surprised by the lack of information and data the government released in relation to the community…
DEAR News Of The Area, A NEW updated plan for the Nambucca Library Upgrade project is now on display in Nambucca Library. Due to the position of power lines and other factors, the original plan has required modification. Hence the…
DEAR News Of The Area, IN recent months over 4000 homes have been rejected by Council to be built over 20 years in Port Stephens. Mayor Palmer raised this when addressing the social issue of homelessness. He seemed to imply…