Game on as Big Three eye Coffs market
Coffs Harbour mayor Paul Amos wants to position the city as the regional sports capital of the nation. See the suitors who are already at the door.
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Man shot by cops on highway charged, set to front court
A 29-year-old Grafton man who was taken to hospital after being shot in the right shoulder by police on the Pacific Highway near Coffs Harbour will front court on Saturday.
Russell Crowe reveals dogged support for Easter fun
The Cat in the Hat delighted young and old, but it’s dogs in lids and fascinators at Coffs Harbour which has caught the eye of its world famous resident Russell Crowe. Here’s why.
RFS commits to flood recovery work despite Covid threat
The Rural Fire Service says it won’t shy from continuing flood recovery work – putting rumours to bed that the Covid risk to volunteers had become too great.
P-plater’s ‘enormous’ reading after drinks the night before
Brodie Sandeman had been drinking the night before a big crash near Coffs Harbour – with a blood alcohol reading which stunned a magistrate. See what happened in court.
All roads lead to Coffs and real-life Pokemon hunt
Holiday parks, resorts and attractions like the Big Banana are going gangbusters as visitors flock to Coffs Harbour. But it’s a game like Pokemon Go which will have everyone talking.
Snap, crack, pothole: Nightmare for Coffs motorists
The streets of Coffs Harbour are littered with canyons and they’re anything but grand as the patchwork of potholes is proving a pain in the hip pocket for drivers.
Charges revealed for alleged Mid North Coast armed man caught on the run
A man who was allegedly threatening people with a firearm on the NSW Mid-North Coast has been charged with 10 offences.
Coffs’ brave little boy floating like a butterfly
‘We bought the Butterfly House because that makes people happy.’ The owners of the popular Coffs tourist attraction are coming out the other side after every parent’s nightmare. They share their remarkable journey.
Delay in pro surfer’s cross-border coke ring sentencing
The ring leader of a cross-border cocaine syndicate and a pro surfer tied up in the group will continue to wait to find out their fate for the charges.
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