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A heated exchange through the closed front door of a Urunga home included threats to harm a man’s family, according to police facts. How it played out in court.
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Inside Nationals party heartland: Coffs voters reveal their thoughts
History shows the local electorate of Cowper is in lock-step with The Nationals, but the talk on the streets shows voters are weighing their options.
$10k accordion trashed but mud won’t stop the music
A $10,000 accordion was trashed, but a ukulele with a hidden note from a Tobruk veteran survived. Hear how 75-year-old local legend Christiaan Dolislager is planning a remarkable comeback.
‘Totally destroyed’: Coffs family’s car stolen, torched
A Toormina family heard a “bang” at about 1.30am – and it was probably the noise of their car being taken from their driveway and later torched at a picturesque lookout. SEE THE PHOTOS
Coffs Coast warning: ‘Things are going to start collapsing’
The battered Coffs Coast faces further challenges as an emergency services chief warns large trees could give way while Ian Horncastle is picking up the pieces at his own business.
Young mum toughs out her first big Macksville flood
Amy Jarrett was “freaking out a bit” as flood waters rose on both sides of her Macksville home. How the night played out.
Passion and pain of river life as flood waters rose
Perfect one moment, on-the-hop the next as caravan park residents had to scarper as floodwaters lapped at their doors.
Coffs tower block residents adjust to life by flooded creek
Multi-storey life by the side of Coffs Creek provides great views of the city – but flood water can still find a way – a resident explains.
Photos reveal flood impact across Coffs and Clarence
Images how the force of the flood on an already sodden catchment, hitting a region still catching its breath from the deluge just weeks ago. See the photos here:
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