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Readers have weighed in and we can now name your choice for Coffs Coast’s personal trainer of the year. Check out the winner and all the finalists.
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‘It changes you’: The NDIS worker and a boy wigged out by bugs
A Coffs Harbour man has been crowned one of Australia’s best disability support workers after helping a teenage boy once scared to venture outdoors. See how he’s made a world of difference.
Police allege BMW crooks nabbed hook, line and sinker
A group of Victorians have been refused bail in a Coffs court, accused of being involved in a Mid-North Coast police chase which led to the seizure of drugs, cash, a police service pistol – and $40,000 of stolen fishing gear.
Dad frothing after surfing sons’ rare double-act
Coffs Harbour surfing identities are scouring through the record books after two local boys – brothers – combined to secure a national title at Phillip Island.
Former X Factor entrant’s $600k bail on baby girl murder charge
Supporters of a former X Factor Australia contestant erupted in cheers as he was granted bail on a charge of murdering a baby girl in the state’s Central West. Here’s the latest on the “distressing” case.
First look: Mega art installations planned for Pacific Motorway
Large concrete walls on the $2.2 billion Coffs Bypass will be transformed into super-sized works of art under a draft design and landscape plan that is now open for public comment. See how they may look.
Revealed: Regional city’s plan to unlock tourism potential
While tired accommodation and sleepy night-life are challenges for Coffs Harbour, eight “flagship opportunities” are set to boost the NSW city’s eco-tourism potential. See the full list.
School kids railed against Misery Train
The opening of a railway station at Nambucca Heads 100 years ago heralded unprecedented change for the Coffs Coast. Now, long-time locals are set to gather to celebrate and swap tales. Find out more.
Expert slams sites advising misinformed ‘sovereign citizens’
Websites named and shamed for leading Aussies to believe they can dodge legal penalties with illogical “sovereign citizen” arguments should be shut down, says a former magistrate.
Popular Coffs eatery’s beer garden push
One of Coffs Harbour’s most popular restaurants is looking to expand in on-trend Sawtell with a new space “unlike any in the area”. See what’s on the menu.
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