Drivers, cat-drowner and ‘lollies down his pants’ guy raise ire
There was plenty to cheer and jeer last week as we reveal what’s got the Coffs Coast talking.
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Maddy swims for the next generation in Olympic final
‘Just because you come from Coffs Harbour doesn’t mean you can’t become a world class swimmer’.
Coffs’ Daily Catch-Up: July 29, 2021
Coffs Harbour’s weather, funeral notices and more in the one place.
No Covid news is good news as focus turns to vaccinations
More than a week after it emerged a positive Covid case visited the Coffs Coast, every single one of the thousands tests have come back negative.
‘Historic moment’: Local artists to take over new space
The contracts have been signed, the foundations are being laid and now the search is on for a year’s worth of works to be hung in Coffs Harbour’s new gallery.
Regional boom: See where all the people are coming from
We all know the Coffs Coast is experiencing a boom but where are all the people coming from and which local towns are the most popular.
Coffs’ Daily Catch-Up: July 28, 2021
Coffs Harbour’s weather, funeral notices and more in the one place.
Vale: Much-loved Sawtellian, Kojak, laid to rest
‘A great community bloke’: For a man who packed an extraordinary amount in to his 91 years, Doug ‘Kojak’ Duncombe still managed to find time for others.
Distressing scenes as young boy left critical following crash
A 7-year-old boy was taken to John Hunter Hospital by Westpac Rescue Helicopter after a motorcycle crash in Bellingen
MP calls for manslaughter charges over Covid protests
Former cop and lawyer says it’s a matter of when, not if, someone contracts Covid-19 as a result of mass demonstrations in Sydney. He wants the public prosecutor to “throw the book” at them.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/tim-jarrett/page/12