THE City of Coffs Harbour last week hosted its prestigious annual Local Government IT conference, showcasing solutions and ideas specifically for councils. LGIT23 brought together 134 delegates from NSW, Victoria, Tasmania, Western Australia and Queensland at Opal Cove Resort. Advertise…
FAMILIES with children transitioning from Year 6 to Year 7 can access support and guidance with this next stage of their lives thanks to a free, inclusive presentation evening at headspace Coffs Harbour. The session takes place on Tuesday 12…
COFFS Harbour’s tourism has again been recognised at the 2023 NSW Tourism Awards, with gold going to the Giingan Gumbaynggirr Cultural Experience in the ‘Excellence In Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander Tourism Experience’ category for the second time. Now in…
NEWS : An outstanding result for Caitlin McRae & Robert Marshall at the Grafton Bridge Congress. Ranked thirteen against all-comers in the Swiss Pairs event they left the field behind for an impressive first place. Congratulations Caitlin & Robert, your…
WARM & humid weather as we move into Summer – a few weeks ago we desperately needed rain to keep the grass alive, and now our Green’s Team are being challenged to keep the new growth under control! The Course…
LOTS happening at NHBC It really is starting to get busy at Nambucca Heads Bowling Club of late – bowls, events, get-togethers and more improvements to our club. On 23 November our men and women combined for a day of…
CRAIG Marsay, Nambucca Glass, sponsored the Robyn Marsay Memorial Medal and Spoon stroke event on Saturday. Greg Zirkler returned to form in a big way with a net 5 under par 67 to win the Medal. For the seventh time…
ALTHOUGH surf conditions have not been ideal for the majority of 2023, the Nambucca Valley’s Loggerheads Malibu Club have been able to get through the year with swells allowing for their monthly point-score competition to occur on most months. The…
THOUSANDS more students will train at sixteen Australian universities through the allocation of an additional 4,001 Commonwealth supported places in STEM courses to help grow the skilled workforce required to deliver the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine pathway. Here in the Hunter,…
YOU know it’s getting close to the silly season when public Christmas trees light up in Raymond Terrace and Nelson Bay! In fact, Raymond Terrace boasts the biggest Christmas tree in the Southern Hemisphere. Advertise with News of The Area…