‘Loved being a mum’: Shattered family pays tribute
A “heartbroken” Mid-North-Coast family have paid tribute to “loving” and “supportive” mum-of-two Joanne Johnston following the 33-year-old’s tragic death.
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‘Kept reigniting’: Firies’ hard yards to put out lithium-ion truck blaze
Firefighters have confirmed lithium-ion batteries did not cause a fierce blaze which engulfed a truck in northern NSW – but the pallets of mobile phone size batteries did worsen the situation.
‘Scared of everyday travel’: Son of car crash victim speaks out
As Rural Road Safety Month begins, a Mid-North-Coast son who lost his mother in a Coffs Harbour highway crash speaks out on the ongoing impact to raise awareness.
‘Sick and tired’ nurses crying at work, taking aim at government
Coffs and Port Macquarie nurses and midwives join a statewide strike for a pay rise. It comes as they complain of breaking down at work and being abandoned by the government.
Who’s who: Clarence council hopefuls battling for your vote
The NSW Local Government elections are just days away, so we’ve approached Clarence Valley Council candidates ahead of Saturday’s vote to see what they’re all about.
Two former Bellingen mayors to battle it out in council election
It will be a tight contest in the Bellingen election as two former mayors fight it out for the top role and a total of 14 councillor candidates vie for only six positions. So who’s who in the zoo and what are their views?
Meet the candidates: Who’s who in Coffs council election
The NSW Local Government elections are just around the corner. We’ve reached out to Coffs council candidates to find out what they’re all about.
Meet the candidates running for Nambucca Valley Council
With the NSW Local Government elections just days away, we’ve profiled the Nambucca council candidates putting their hands up for your vote. Here’s what they’re all about.
Nurses, midwives threaten mass exodus
Port Macquarie and Coffs Harbour nurses and midwives say morale is the worst it has ever been and inadequate staff levels are putting patients in the public health system at risk.
Missing Indigenous elder found safe and well
A northern NSW Indigenous elder who went missing, sparking a frantic police search and desperate pleas from family has been found safe and well.
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