WATCH: Why bushfires should never be underestimated
The wet start to the year in northern NSW may not be the blessing it seems when it comes to fire season, firefighters warned after a dramatic video was released.
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‘From punching on to embracing’: How music is uniting students
Two NSW Mid North Coast school students once enemies are now best of mates thanks to an anti-racism program. See how music brought them together.
Council dips into state kitty to fix frustrating pothole plight
Potholes in Coffs have been a barbecue-stopper talking point for months. See why there’s fresh hope the council will finally get on top of the challenge.
Crocs, frocks, beers and cheers to Test great | photos
The women got their stunning on and the blokes tried their best as the punters gathered for a community race meeting in honour of cricket legend Phillip Hughes. See all the photos.
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Small town with a big secret
The Mid North Coast Hinterland player won the first prize of $100,000 but is yet to claim the cash.
Disturbing reports of homophobic bullying prompts action
In a heartwarming show of solidarity, students at a Coffs Coast school rallied in support of their LGBTQI peers who had been subjected to homophobic bullying.
‘Cracking formula’: NDIS ‘speed-dating’ comes to Coffs
Event for region’s booming disabilities sector to be hosted by renowned Paralympian.
Iconic festival set to serve up a grand comeback
It became another casualty of COVID-19 in 2020, but excitement is building for the return of a popular Coffs Coast event.
Detour pain for safety gain: Work on intersection imminent
A notorious Coffs Harbour intersection, the site of numerous crashes, will get a complete makeover with the introduction of a brand new roundabout.
Did we capture you at the Aboriginal Men’s Mental Health day?
Aboriginal men across the Clarence Valley are taking control of their mental health with a special day held at Grafton. We stopped by to celebrate this wonderful initiative.
‘Belongs to them’: OAM recipient says award isn’t about him
Christian brother involved in revitalisation of Gumbaynggirr language believes award is government recognising the property of Aboriginal people.
List: Ten things to do on the Coffs Coast this long weekend
From markets and tours, to heavy metal bands and best-selling authors – there’s something for everyone. Check out our list of things to do in Coffs this June long weekend.
First Nations’ stories revealed in powerful new exhibition
Touring exhibition arrives in Coffs Harbour as gallery prepares for its grand reopening.
‘Horrific’: vet issues plea after string of poisonings
“They’ve thrown up human faeces, it’s every bit as horrific as it sounds, and the clinical signs are pretty convincingly that it’s marijuana toxicity,” says local vet
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