Family faces uncertain future after devastating diagnosis
A young Coast family is coming to grips with a new reality after what they thought was a virus turned out to be a devastating diagnosis.
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‘People said we were mad’: Damaged centre becomes sports hub
A Dingo Beach man could see past a fitness centre’s rotting floorboards and mouldy ceiling after Cyclone Debbie. In a year, he transformed it into a bright and beautiful complex.
The real story of Lismore’s new mayor
Even if she’s only our mayor for a few months, Vanessa Ekins plans to make a difference. We talked to her about her background and what she hopes to achieve.
Step back in time: Proserpine Guardian top stories in 1981
The Brahmans had scored a stellar win, a new town plan was ironed out and more. Here’s what was making news 40 years ago >>>
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How son’s autism diagnosis brought a family together
This mum’s market stall is about much more than meets the eye.
Meet the granny who’s lived in Oz illegally for 69 years
After 69 years of living in Australia, she was as Aussie as you could be, except for one extraordinary detail
Is this the worst public toilet in Australia?
THIS Northern Rivers dunny is a disgrace, and now the council has apologised to one unhappy user.
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‘Nothing would have prevented him from swimming that day’
AN inquest has heard of the swift and thorough search for a missing swimmer who disappeared in February.
Meet the UGLYest bartender in NSW
Lawrence Tavern takes out top spot for NSW in Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser
Highway taskforce push for upgrade
THE Pacific Highway Taskforce continues to push for a fast-tracking of the much needed upgrade to dual carriageway.
60 Minutes call highway meeting
CAMPAIGNS by local media for action to improve the stretch of the Pacific Highway between Coffs Harbour and Ballina have caught the attention of 60 Minutes.
Snub for SES who attended Cowper crash
THE NSW Government will not be offering any individual recognition to SES volunteers who attended the 1989 Cowper bus crash.
The lasting impact of the Cowper tragedy
29 years later, the memories are still fresh for volunteers and emergency personnel
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