Body in surfboard bag: Woman ‘killed her older lover’
Lisa Marie Cunmmings is behind bars after the body of her alleged 62-year-old lover was found in a surfboard bag, dumped an hour away from his home on a rural driveway.
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Named: Woman charged over surfboard bag murder
The woman accused of murdering a man whose body was found stuffed into a surfboard bag and left out in front of a rural property has been named.
Young woman passes out after alleged toga night cop attack
A toga night at a popular Mid-North Coast nightspot ended with a patron in hospital after she allegedly assaulted a staff member and struck a police officer.
‘Lucky to be alive’: Drink driver almost six times over limit
Bacon and eggs could not save a highly-regarded member of the Coffs Harbour community from recording a blood alcohol reading a magistrate had described as one of the highest she has seen.
Over 50s community greenlit despite community concerns
A $30m over 50s community in the state’s north has been approved in a unanimous decision from a regional planning panel despite concerns about bushfire and flooding risks. See the plans.
Plans for new racetrack broadcast tower aired
The old Coffs racetrack broadcast tower is set to be replaced by a shiny new elevated structure – but developers say the increase in height say won’t impact on neighbours.
Nurse stop-work action hitting Ramsay Health’s hip pocket
Ramsay nurses are fighting back against extra duties as their employer points to “significant financial challenges”. Union member numbers are spiking as enterprise bargaining seems never-ending.
Police scour property for ‘piece of puzzle’ on baffling disappearance
Forensic police have been examining a property in northern NSW as they work to track down Coffs Coast woman Rose Howell, who disappeared in suspicious circumstances two decades ago.
Horny, havoc-wreaking stags the ‘new rabbit’ in NSW
Feral deer are looking for love in all the wrong places – in front gardens and on roads right across NSW. And they are heading north. Here’s what’s being done to control them.
Flipping the script: Fisherwomen at the helm
Fridays are for fishing – and its certainly not just for the blokes. Keen female anglers meet once a month on the Coffs Coast as part of a state program. Take a look.
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