My community deserves the unvarnished truth from me, its Mayor. Ignorance and arrogance delivered us ashes. By Carol Sparks Heeding the advice of fire controllers and decades of scientific reports, Glen Innes Severn council last month declared a climate emergency. As the New South Wales government itself has now declared, […]
Yet again the gallery was packed in the Coffs Harbour City Council (CHCC) chambers last night for a debate over two motions to pause the Cultural Centre and Council Chambers (CCCC) for Gordon Street. By The Editor Cr Tegan Swan’s motion was to pause the project to allow for further […]
At tonight’s council meeting a motion to consider a DA for Two Tails Winery in Nana Glen is up for consideration as follows below. Outlook has been aware of the ongoing issues around this for some time now and has the following questions for the Coffs Harbour City Council (CHCC); […]
More than 10,000 – 20,000 bricks were purchased when the Council Chambers were built in 1985, and placed into storage for future additions, plus the adding of more floors to the current Coffs Harbour City Council HQ. in Vernon Street. Reportedly last seen at either of the Council Depots in […]
If you are in the red zone you are advised to evacuate by Monday night.
The NSW Premier has declared a seven-day state of emergency, and the fire chief is predicting “the most dangerous bushfire week this nation has ever seen”. Key points: NSW frontline agency commissioners made a “unanimous” decision to declare a state of emergency The last state of emergency was declared during […]
Two Coffs Harbour City Council Councillors have moved motions asking for a pause and a scientific community poll on the proposed new Cultural Centre and Council Chambers. The motions have been moved by Councillors Swan and Amos are to be presented and debated this Thursday 14 November. Citizens are urged […]
Dangerous fire conditions – conditions are getting worse We have reports of a number of bush fires in the north coast and northern NSW areas becoming more intense – and more dangerous. A number of fires are creating their own weather conditions and pyro-cumulous clouds are developing. These are extremely […]
The soulful singer’s third LP is timeless and contemporary at the same time, with shades of everything from What’s Going On to Screamadelica By Dave Simpson Michael Kiwanuka’s first two albums established him as a folksy symphonic soul man akin to Bill Withers and Terry Callier, and set the bar […]
The eyes of the energy world are upon it, but the renewable energy transition in South Australia is probably one of the misunderstood, misreported and under-appreciated achievements of our time. By Giles Parkinson South Australia, for those who have not been paying attention, has dumped coal and now sources more […]