Multi-million dollar airport upgrade to meet demands
TODAY NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro landed in Coffs Harbour to officially open the recent upgrade to the state’s second busiest regional airport.
Coffs Harbour City Council
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Council launches new events site
A NEW Coffs Coast Events website has been launched this week with the aim of increasing visitor numbers to the region.
Three decisions to come out of council
Talking points from the recent Coffs Harbour City Council meeting.
Why invest in the stadium?
With a $13.4 million upgrade announced it’s a question worth answering.
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Flood study on Upper Orara River
LOCAL knowledge can be a powerful weapon in the fight against flooding on the Coffs Coast.
No location for multi-purpose centre
COFFS Harbour City Council has added a multi-purpose centre for the Northern Beaches to its list of projects for Regional Development Australia funding.
Councils in catch 22 over waste
COFFS Harbour City Councillor Rodney Degens wants to claw back some of the $4.6 million in waste processing costs imposed on Coffs Harbour.
History not forgotten in Coffs
A COFFS Harbour City Council meeting will be held to allow the councillors to attend one of two historic film screenings.
Rates waste charge up by 16%
RATEPAYER Rob Rogl is not happy about his new rates bill.
Shaping the future of Coffs Coast
EVERY resident of Coffs Harbour is being offered the chance to have a say in the future direction of our community.
Controversial strategy is back
COFFS Harbour’s controversial draft Priority Habitat and Corridors Strategy (PHACS) will reappear at a Coffs Harbour City Council meeting.
School speed sign catches drivers
THE majority of motorists clocked driving through a busy Coffs Harbour school zone did the right thing but of course, there were the usual exceptions.
Residents describe horror ‘tracks’
MARGARET Crawley says the potholes in her suburb are the worst she has seen in almost half a century.
Council waits for Hearnes verdict
COFFS Harbour City Council is waiting for judgment on its legal challenge to the approval for a 200-lot subdivision between Sandy Beach and Hearnes Lake.
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