Indigenous education: National ‘shift necessary’
A curriculum specialist says more work needs to be done to ensure Indigenous education is taught more widely and these aspiring Coffs teachers agree.
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A young man from Bellingen has revealed how he struck gold after investing in “dogecoin”, a cryptocurrency initially set up as a joke. It allowed him to start a business, with plans to travel the world. See how he did it.
Scammer exploits desperate flood victim
Unsuspecting victims in dire need of financial support are being scammed into buying furniture items from fake sellers. Read how the scammers operate.
Event manager’s plan to improve flood evac centres
An event manager says music festival organisers have the skills and equipment to create temporary homes for evacuees made homeless by floods. See his vision.
Kings and queens of Bellingen’s cafe scene
Exotic coffee, fresh food and eclectic interior designs define a mix of Bellingen cafes that draw residents and visitors into the town. Here are the people behind the vibrant scene.
‘Very distressed’: Flood victim struggles with mental toll
The trauma of being trapped in flood water up to his chest is having a lasting effect on a Lismore man as mental health support is rolled out across the region.
Mullumbimby couple ‘disgusted’ by disaster payment exclusion
“A thousand dollars isn’t going to get us very far when we can’t work and our house is ruined.” A young couple in Mullumbimby are left homeless, begging for government support.
Coffs housing centre breaks through ‘tough’ homeless crisis
A Coffs Harbour resident is set to benefit from a new Mission Australia housing centre.We take a look at how the hub could shake up the ongoing housing crisis.
Alleged drunken lawn mower joyride ends in charges
A 40-year-old man has been charged with drink driving almost five times over the limit after allegedly riding his lawn mower drunk through a residential street.
Photographer fires up Instagram followers to save lives
Social media star Troy Freyee tapped into his 100,000 Instagram followers to rally a flood response for devastated communities. Find out how he used his influence to save lives.
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