Covid detection still a mystery in Bonny Hills sewage
The detection of yet another Covid-19 positive sample in the Bonny Hills sewage plant has led health authorities to warn about further testing. It is the fourth positive sample taken in a month.
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Company wins coveted gongs for classy construction project
Kempsey construction firm Lahey Constructions has outshone a reputable list of nationally recognised competitors to take out three coveted awards at this year’s Australian Institute of Building awards.
Prison guard busted smuggling items into jail in coffee cup
A woman with a clean criminal record and a long history of employment for Corrective Services NSW has been convicted for stashing items in a bin for the collection of a jail inmate.
‘I love you crazy Ray:’ Tributes for teen killed in car crash
Friends and family of teenager Raymond Russell have expressed their heartfelt grief over his untimely death following a tragic car accident west of Kempsey on Wednesday.
Koala’s convenience store call-in captured on camera
It was just before closing time at a Port Macquarie store when this cuddly marsupial made a last-minute call in to refuel. See the adorable images of Koala ‘Orchid Callum’ in store.
Fourth man charged over armed robbery offences
A man has faced court after he was charged by detectives over an alleged armed robbery last year. He is the fourth person to be charged under Strike Force Kelburn.
Lifesaving duo fly flag high for Mid-North Coast
Two Mid-North Coast lifesavers have hoisted their club colours high after receiving honours at this year’s NSW awards of excellence.
Canal block sets new record after fetching $1.55m
A 696 sqm block of land overlooking the Port Macquarie canals has set a new record for residential-zone land, selling for $900,000 more than it was worth this time last year.
Bushfire danger period leaves NSW with north-south divide
Danger depends on where you live as a clear bushfire risk emerges in the state’s north – from the Hunter to the Tweed -prompting the RFS to introduce new rules on open fires.
Man charged with causing motorcyclist’s death
The driver of a Holden Statesman which collided with a motorcyclist who died at King Creek in June has been charged over his death. He will face court in October.
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