Shocking Toormina home invasion attempt
One man was said to be carrying a machete, another a knife – in a harrowing ordeal for people inside a Toormina home. How the night unfolded.
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E-bikes to jam making: town’s plan to fight climate change
An alternative community on the Coffs Coast – renowned for exorbitant house prices – is facing some grim predictions of what climate change will mean for the town. But, they have a plan.
Golden years, growing fears: What next for Coffs aged care?
Many move to the Coffs Coast to retire but life in paradise poses questions for future care. See what your federal election candidates say about aged care.
Lismore floods: Despair, strength, and a place in history
It’s official, the flood which ransacked Lismore was the costliest in Australia’s history. The insurance industry is now reaching out to residents, explaining the enormity of the job ahead.
Flood like no other: Byron’s recovery hell
On the main drag of Jonson Street and right across town, locals knew Byron Bay had copped it hard in the 2022 flood. How hard is only now becoming clear.
Promises, promises: 24 hours a long time in politics
With May 21 election day fast approaching, the local candidates are finding top gear in the race for Cowper. See what was offered today.
Rain System: Northern Rivers on watch, Qld on high alert
More rain is on its way for the Northern Rivers, and the situation could get tricky closer to the coast at Byron Bay and Ballina. See what’s forecast.
Coffs’ Hoey Moey: the good, the bad and the beautiful
If the walls at the Hoey Moey Hotel could speak, oh what stories they would tell. It’s been a wild ride over the years and the pub by the beach remains a must-go party shack for locals and visitors. See photos from the vault.
First crunch of winter for Northern Rivers
Time to shake the mothballs from the jumpers, and rollout the blankies as the first taste of winter is on its way to the Northern Rivers. What is forecast.
Coffs climate activists target MP in Jurassic lark
Organisers of a climate forum at Coffs Harbour in the up run to the election reserved a dinosaur effigy for sitting member Pat Conaghan. See what got their goat.
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