Bra Boys linked to $12.6m US-Australia drug import scheme
A pro surfer has been arrested on the Gold Coast and accused of directing a US-Australia meth and coke ring for infamous Sydney surf gang the Bra Boys, while his partner also faces charges.
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‘Never switched off’: Grafton GP a much-loved family man
Loved ones of a Grafton grandfather and retired GP who sadly lost his life to a rare form of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma have spoken of his dedication to family, patients and community.
Coffs cops Great Koala Park it never backed
He may have only been elected to power at the weekend, but Premier Chris Minns is already facing scrutiny over plans for a massive Koala national park on the Coffs Coast.
‘Tenant in tears’: Residents slam seasonal berry picker ‘shanty town’
Residents say farm workers living at a Coffs Coast holiday park are crushing the vibe in one of the area’s most prized villages. But park management begs to differ. See what’s causing the friction.
‘Lot of screaming’: Heroes emerge in back-to-back beach rescues
Three men were pulled from the surf and kept alive by bystanders – including an off-duty doctor – at a notorious Coffs Harbour beach. Here’s how it happened.
‘Appalling’: MP forecasts fate of contentious flood recovery agency
Firebrand Lismore MP Janelle Saffin has revealed whether she will call for the previous government’s gameplan on flood recovery to be thrown out. Read her plan of attack here.
Rider dead after motorbike hits power pole
A motorcyclist has died on a rural road near Coffs Harbour. Here’s what we know.
Owner reveals how popular Hunter winery blaze may have started
The owner of a popular Hunter Valley winery has revealed how he thinks a ferocious blaze started in the function centre, as he scrambled to ensure bookings are accommodated elsewhere.
RSL club a fortress: Hell or high water
A Coffs Coast town linked to footy legend Greg Inglis and MasterChef star Billie McKay has bold plans to brace for future natural disasters. See what’s proposed.
‘Traumatises them further’: Sexual assault victims forced to hit road
Coffs Harbour sex assault victims are being forced to travel almost two hours for forensic exams due to a specialist shortage – with some deciding not to pursue justice.
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