Byron Bay Chamber of Commerce asked the NSW Government to allow people who have had one dose of a Covid vaccine to be able to enter shops, as three new cases were confirmed in Northern NSW.
From farmers to footy players, scientists to teachers there is a wealth of young talent across the Clarence and Coffs Coast. Read their amazing stories here.
Another Covid case has been confirmed case in the Clarence after 15 venues of concern were listed, including one in which a person spent more than 30 minutes in Bunnings without a mask.
Police widen search to Clarence River as divers join the effort to locate the missing 75-year-old.
A prime piece of real estate is moving closer to development more than 30 years after it was purchased. It will be right next to the region’s newest piece of sporting infrastructure.
“I had savage PTSD and insomnia and huge anxiety associated with that,” said one veteran before joining forces with the Boambee business.
As some cafes take a financial hit rather than refuse service, a North Coast MP says government doesn’t expect small business to police the public health orders.
Coffs Harbour City Council has a big win as multiple rubbish disputes conclude, saving an estimated $14 million – minus the millions spent on lawyers.
A controversial land dispute has taken another turn after a judge ordered a developer to pay the council’s potential court costs upfront. But the developer isn’t giving up.
Did our roving photographer snap you demolishing a doughnut at the markets? Check out our gallery of sun-loving families getting amongst it at the Coffs Harbour jetty.
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