Broadmeadow Magic, Newcastle Olympic, Weston Workers FC and Coffs City United are within touching distance of a place in the national round of 32 after Continue Reading
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Anthony Hopkins at his brilliant best in ‘The Father’
Hopkins gives a moving, Oscar-winning turn as a man with dementia in a film full of intelligent performances, disorienting time slips and powerful theatrical effects Continue Reading
Did a Councillor ‘let slip’ CHCC’s legal costs in waste dispute?
Did Councillor Sally Townley let slip the legal costs so far in regards to Council’s legal cases with Biomass and associated companies? By the Editor Continue Reading
“Ratepayers must be told legal costs of Council’s ‘endless litigation’ on waste matters”- Labor for Coffs Council
Last night at the Council meeting it was revealed that we, the ratepayers of Coffs Harbour, have paid more than $4 million in legal fees Continue Reading
The jobs versus climate change debate is a false dichotomy
A debate between having a job and acting on climate change is painful for everyone involved and will not end well. Yet the absence of Continue Reading
Half way point reached in Group 2 League Comp
Game eight of 2021 and the half way point of the Group 2 Tooheys New CRL competition was reached last weekend. Bellingen was the only Continue Reading
AIRPORT ENTERPRISE PARK ACCESS ROAD PROGRESSING
Work is continuing to move ahead on the new access road from Hogbin Drive to the Airport Enterprise Park development. This new road is to Continue Reading
“We have to act”: Atmospheric CO2 Passes 420 PPM for first time ever
New data released on Monday showed atmospheric carbon dioxide reached a monthly average level of 419 parts per million in May, which is not only Continue Reading
Snappers v Marlins Results – Saturday 5 June
Here are the results of the local derby rugby union games between the Coffs Harbour Snappers and the SCU Marlins at Rugby Park Coffs Harbour Continue Reading
Council’s waste court costs to remain secret to the public for now
“The amount of money Council has spent on lawyers during contractual disputes over waste will remain confidential, for now. Cr Paul Amos asked council staff Continue Reading
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