ON THE BRINK: Coffs’ role in the survival of wild koalas
Inquiry hears Coffs could be at the heart of rehabilitation efforts in the wake of fires.
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Council to consider emergency water supply options
Emergency water supply measures will be discussed at an extraordinary council meeting next week.
Generous donor to fund bold public artwork
The bold concept design for the public artwork has been revealed.
It’s a $9M funding mystery
A freedom of information request has been granted but there’s more to come.
Refused bail: smashed car window and intimidated victim
A Coffs Harbour man has been remanded in custody charged with a number of offences after an argument got out of hand.
United Nations keeping an eye on our burning forests
The United Nations is seeking a ‘please explain’ from Australian authorities.
Blueberry farmers urged to reduce the use of fertilisers
New guidelines have been introduced which recommend reducing the amount of fertilisers used on blueberry farms.
Capsicum spray used to arrest quad bike driver
The incident took place in the early hours of Saturday morning.
“Expect to see police” illegal campers warned
Expect to see police moving illegal campers along says Insp Peter O’Reilly.
Never in a bad mood: Coffs promoter remembers Greedy Smith
‘Just wow’: Coffs promoter reacts to the shock news of Greedy Smith’s death.
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