‘A lot of info’: Re-appeal’s positive results into Bowraville murders
Police have received ‘a lot of information’ from in and around Bowraville after re-appealing to the community for answers to three young lives cut short in the 1990s.
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‘No welcome to country’: Elders take stand amid Jetty poll results
As Coffs council prepares to be presented with its Jetty Foreshore poll results, Indigenous elders say they will refuse for the first time ever to provide a welcome to country if state plans go ahead.
‘Hard to fathom’: Public speak up in hunt for Bowraville child killer
Homicide detectives are busy taking statements as they probe the suspected murder of three children from Bowraville in the 1990s, with a focus on finding the remains of 16-year-old Colleen Walker-Craig. Here’s the latest.
‘Pillars of strength’: Fight to end war widows’ ‘horrible’ loneliness
Bonny Hills grandmother Lyn Bye says the social isolation she felt after losing her lost her husband of 35 years was “horrible”. Now, she’s helping combat loneliness felt by other war widows.
Two teens charged after road spikes bring pursuit to halt
An unlicensed teen is alleged to have been behind the wheel of a stolen car that took police on a wild goose chase from Coffs Harbour to Toormina – and back again. Here’s what happened.
Man denied bail after alleged weapons supply
A Coffs Harbour man stands accused of supplying pistols, shotguns, rifles and a pump action shotgun and being found with cash and drugs. Here’s what happened in court.
‘Freddie was so special’: Parents grief-stricken over infant son’s death
A heartbroken Coffs Coast family who were already grappling with grief have suffered another devastating blow after the shock death of their infant son. Warning: Distressing content
‘Not a good look’: Explosive meeting in new council
What began as an ordinary Clarence Valley Council meeting, to swear in newly elected councillors and vote for mayor and deputy mayor, has ended with a fiery debate. Here’s what happened.
‘Democratic predicament’: Federal hopeful on ‘jetty jewel’ debate
The Teal independent candidate for Cowper – who’s looking to snatch the Federal seat from Pat Conaghan – has weighed in on the contentious Jetty Foreshore Master Plan.
Macksville man admits to ‘problem’ with child abuse material
A Macksville man admitted to having a “problem” with child abuse material when he was found with horror files of victims as young as one-year-old. Warning: Graphic
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