How Grafton secured world’s richest greyhound sprint
It’s a thunderbolt from the blue, as Grafton will be centre stage for a race set to capture the imagination for dogs who go hard and fast. What’s happening and why Grafton got the gig.
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Tributes flow: ‘Truly decent’ family man killed crossing flooded road
The body of an elderly man who died in floodwater at Coaldale has been identified as Alan Forrester, described as a “truly decent person” by family and friends.
Federal election: Cowper voters identify issues that matter
A local seaside village is the canary in the coalmine for identifying what people are thinking in the run to the federal election. Here’s what we found.
Rise for the Clarence: Concert to lift spirits post-flood
Clarence Valley Orchestra will deliver the numbers “that people know” at a special flood relief charity concert. But you’ll have to be quick for this ticket-limited affair.
Beer truck up in smoke on Pacific Highway
Northbound traffic on the Pacific Highway north of Harwood has been affected after a trailer laden with beer and dog food caught fire.
Flash flooding fears as rain expected to continue
A weather system is expected to bring more than 100mm of rain to the mid-north coast but severe weather warnings for the Northern Rivers are cancelled. Watch the expected path of the system.
East meets west: Landslides cleared, Waterfall Way reopens
Residents at Dorrigo and father afield at Armidale and Tamworth can reconnect with Coffs Harbour as the main state road is back in business.
50 reasons why you will never walk alone at Woolgoolga
Covid and state border closures were never going to win the war against Woolgoolga Football Club and its date with destiny. See how it played out.
Flood relief payment con puts Coffs on Centrelink watch
Coffs Harbour residents are urged to be on guard following reports some are trying to rort the flood relief support payments. Centrelink is watching and here’s how you can help.
Meet the 48 Sawtell bowlers on the cusp of greatness
Sawtell Bowling Club has rolled into history and is now chasing the holy grail of state supremacy. Revealed: The 48 locals on the edge of glory.
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