Bats found dying and exhausted in shocking proportions
Once thriving colonies are severely depleted and hundreds have been found dead or exhausted in their struggle to find food.
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Decision time for 220-lot housing development
An application for a 220-lot subdivision south of Coffs Harbour will be assessed next week.
URUNGA DEATH: Pavey tells of ‘devastating tragedy’
Melinda Pavey was on patrol when a man drowned trying to save his son.
Principal applauds Greta’s integrity and courage
A Coffs Harbour principal has countered the ‘doomsday waffle’ take on climate change.
‘I’m staying put’ school standoff to save remaining trees
THERE is a standoff this morning at a public school
Happy rating in the top 10 as housing market turns around
The housing market is showing signs of bouncing back and people on the Mid North Coast have even more reasons to smile.
Merger will allow local company to spread its wings
Founded in 2006 the local research business has been acquired by a Sydney-based firm.
REVEALED: How farmers are failing the waterways
Full list of breaches: None of the farms inspected were found to be compliant with water laws
Climate emergency or doomsday waffle ?
As the controversy grows surrounding a local school principal’s response to the climate strike, council will consider declaring a climate emergency.
Mayor goes all out to ‘bust myths’ on Cultural & Civic Space
Much of the criticism about the project has been directed at Mayor Denise Knight.
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