Mayor Denise Knight (pictured above in a screenshot) was interviewed by NBN for their Mid-North Coast News last night. The major topics discussed were the Continue Reading
Coastal Works – what value, if any does it give ratepayers?
Ratepayers fund the Council operations, part of the rates received goes towards maintenance of infrastructure. By Rodger Pryce A lot of the maintenance required are Continue Reading
Transformative cricket series will do more to strengthen Australia–India bonds than diplomacy.
By Ramesh Thakur Bliss it was to be a cricket aficionado in Australia at dusk yesterday as the shadows lengthened at the Gabba and Continue Reading
‘If you think the federal government has become Keynesian then think again’
It is tempting to think the Australian government’s decision to spend big – bigger than ever before, an unprecedented 33% of GDP this financial year Continue Reading
Mayor Knight interviewed on Coffs Harbour Entertainment Venue plans
The following is an interview Mayor Denise Knight had with Moffee on Triple M today wherein she was questioned on the plans for a new Continue Reading
As Joe Biden is about to become President ‘alternative facts’ weigh upon the US
Every four years on January 20, the US exercises a key tenet of democratic government: the peaceful transfer of power. This year, the scene looks Continue Reading
Are young Aussie’s ‘being left to the wolves’?
As Australia enters a highly uncertain 2021 with a once-in-a-century pandemic still ravaging the world beyond our shores, the hype surrounding the Aussie economy continues to Continue Reading
What’s coming up by way of CCO local stories?
EDITORIAL In October of last year we listed a number of issues we believed voters would find important when going to the delayed council elections Continue Reading
Conspiracy theories: The biggest Con of them all?
There was a time, I’ll admit, when I thought that so-called conspiracy theories were quixotic, mildly interesting, and largely benign. Not any more. By Richard Continue Reading
Are we slowly returning to a bad bygone era in Oz politics?
As a Brisbane teenager in Sir Joh’s stifling, authoritarian, corrupt police state, I’d buy a Nation Review each week to read Mungo on federal politics. Continue Reading
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