Gina Prince-Bythewood delivers a compelling actioner that offers some great heroes By Clint Worthington The Pitch: Lurking in the shadows of history for thousands of years, making things right what once went wrong, are a group of immortal mercenaries — the laconic Booker (Matthias Schoenaerts), millennia-old nemeses turned lovers Joe (Marwan […]
At last night’s CHCC meeting Councillors voted unanimously to take a pay rise for that resulted as a possibility because Council had been redesignated by the State Government from being a Regional Rural Council to the new Regional Centre Council category. Essentially Councillors voted to give themselves approximately a 20% […]
In late March, the Victorian government put private security firms in charge of hotel quarantine in Melbourne. This happened without a formal tender process. It was a decision made at the height of concern about the spread of COVID-19 in Australia. But it is one that has come back to […]
Over the past 15 months or so Outlook has been following the saga of Two Tails Winery v The Coffs Harbour City Council. A title that is now actually the name of a case currently before the NSW Land and Environment Court. By The Editor We have made no bones […]
A firefighting expert has told the natural disaster royal commission that climate change is like a nuclear-powered enemy, making our current firefighting practices “insufficient”. By Kerrin Thomas and Anna Henderson of The ABC The Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements is this week hearing evidence about state and territory […]
I’m so sorry. How could I have been so stupid? I laughed when I heard some of you Victorians had refused to undertake a coronavirus test because those awful nasal swabs are a secret plot to implant a tracking microchip that will report your every move to Bill Gates’ laptop. […]
A UK-based website has published the Political Jargon of the Year Awards for 2020 and the winners call equally be applied to Australian politics. Publicist Hamish Thompson, who runs Polifiller, an “automated political jargon removal tool”, released the worst examples of pollie-waffle for 2020. And, let me be clear, we’re […]
The Coffs Harbour Council (CHCC) have been given $1.3m for infrastructure projects to help boost the local economy. Council will consider this Thursday night whether to spend $600.000 on the Jetty carpark project and $782.096 on a Glasshouse at the Botanical gardens. They will also consider a 100% wavier on […]
Here are the results for week 1 of the relaunched Coastal Premier league football. First Grade Home G Result Away G At Northern Storm 2 Defeated Taree Wildcats 1 Korora Coffs City United 2 Defeated Port United 0 Coffs Harbour Kempsey 3 Defeated by Sawtell 4 Kempsey Port Saints 1 […]
Each year, the Local Government Remuneration Tribunal (Tribunal) determines the categories of councils and the maximum and minimum fees to be paid to mayors and councillors for the following financial year. Executive Summary This June the Tribunal determined that there will be no annual increase in the mayor and councillor […]
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