Morning tea with Advocate staff postponed due to COVID-19
The health and safety of our staff and community is our highest priority. After careful consideration we are postponing our event.
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UPDATE: THE health and safety of our staff and community is our highest priority.
After careful consideration, and in light of the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) developments in NSW, we are postponing our 'Discover your Coffs Coast Advocate' event scheduled for Wednesday 29 July. Rescheduling the event will enable us to deliver our event in a safe environment for all.
We remain excited to present to you in the near future.
Until then, stay safe and healthy and keep enjoying The Coffs Coast Advocate.
WEDNESDAY: WITH plenty of people signing up as subscribers to the Coffs Coast Advocate for the first time, we're keen to help you make the very most of your news experience.
For newspaper readers, we know coming across to a new digital environment is not easy and you will have some questions.
We're here to help.
And on Wednesday, July 29 from 10am, we're inviting you to join us for morning tea, to meet your local editor and the team of journalists from the Coffs Coast Advocate.
We'll help guide you through the new online format and show you to how make the most of your subscription.
We're keen to show you how to find all your local news, as well as navigate different sections of our website.
We will answer questions about logging in, what happens if you've forgotten your password (you can reset it here), how to sign up to newsletters and news alerts, and where to find the puzzles, stars and other features.
We also want to make sure you've accessed all the benefits of your subscription, including full access to the Daily Telegraph and other News sites including The Courier-Mail, Herald-Sun and regional titles like the Gold Coast Bulletin.
WIN ONE OF THREE TABLETS
Spots are limited at the Coffs Coast Advocate morning tea and bookings are essential.
Those attending will also go into the draw to win a tablet on the day. There are three to give away. Terms and conditions apply.
Register now at coffscoastadvocate.com.au/discover.
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