Why this cancer kills more men in regional areas
Regional men face a 24 per cent higher death rate from this type of cancer than their metro counterparts as one Coffs Harbour survivor joins the fight to help save more lives.
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Tattooed man sent ex barrage of emails, shirtless pics
A heavily tattooed man who has spent time in jail for domestic violence has landed back in court for sending a barrage of shirtless images and videos of himself ‘fighting’.
Minns on Lismore: Alfred behaving like ‘unwanted house guest’
The flood-battered Lismore region is in a holding pattern and major flood warnings are in place, with fears there will be 2022 deja vu all over again as Cyclone Alfred approaches.
‘Prepare to evacuate’: Warning for northern NSW as Alfred closes in
Cyclone Alfred is set to bring a trifecta of fury to northern NSW with ‘three natural disasters in one’ as it makes its way towards impact, with thousands of residents already being told to prepare to evacuate. See the full list of service shut downs, evacuation centres, and flight cancellations.
Delivery drivers persons of interest in whopping weed crop find
Delivery drivers may be able to assist authorities as they investigate a cannabis farm worth over $8m and a “cleared out” living quarters found on the state’s Mid-North-Coast. Here’s what we know.
Pub manager caught DUI-ing it again
Behind the bar he’s the boss, behind the wheel he’s a repeat offender. See how a short drive home after post-work drinks landed this bar manager in court.
Motorbike rider dies on perilous road
A motorbike rider, aged in his 60s, has been found trapped under his bike on a dangerous mountain road west of Coffs Harbour and died at the scene. Here’s what we know.
Motorway crash survivor flees before being struck by truck
In a terrible turn of events, a van driver who fled the scene after a Northern Rivers crash with several trucks was struck by a passing rig moments later – and is fighting for life in hospital.
Council ‘deeply sorry’ after toddler suffers skin melting burns on slide
As Northern Rivers toddler Oakleigh Lewis recovers from two skin graft surgeries after having her skin “melted” on a boiling hot playground slide, a council has expressed their apologies.
‘Swamped by seas’: Family rescued in tiny plastic boat after fuel shortage
A family with two non-swimmers – including a child – in a micro, 2.5 metre vessel, has been rescued off the Northern NSW coast after the Victoria-bound seafarers attempted to get fuel on shore for their yacht.
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