It’s a conundrum that’s not easy to answer. Yet it occurs time after time. As is occurring right now. Is it better to claim to be on top of things because you want to ‘look good’? By ‘Cob” Or is it more sensible to accept some deficiency and receive help? […]
After a great deal of consideration, I have decided to stand as an independent candidate for the upcoming State Election. By Ann Leonard – Independent Candidate for the State seat of Coffs Harbour I believe Coffs Harbour is at a cross roads in its history and the decisions we make […]
(In response to “Hype of the Bypass” Coffs Coast Advocate February 6th 2019) Ordinary people often complain that the “big end of town” has no concern for them and we wonder if this is yet another example. The Coffs Bypass Action Group (CBAG), is asking if the Coffs Harbour Chamber […]
With a state election coming up for NSW on 23 March, come and meet the candidates for the seat of Coffs Harbour and hear them answer questions on how they will tackle the biggest issue of our time: climate change. Hosted by the Climate Action for NSW group this forum […]
Internal Nationals polling shows the party will struggle to hold the regional NSW seats of Cowper and Page at the federal election, and party leader Michael McCormack is virtually unknown to voters and poorly rated by those who are aware of him. By Ben Packham – The Weekend Australian. 9 […]
The controversial Rocky Hill coalmine in the Hunter Valley will not go ahead after a landmark ruling in the land and environment court on Friday that cited the impact it would have had on climate change. Chief justice Brian Preston dismissed an appeal by Gloucester Resources, which was seeking to […]
Coffs Harbour City Council accuses Andrew Fraser of being “ignorant of the facts.” The State Government has announced a $10-million upgrade the the troublesome Coffs Harbour boat-ramp. “This is not an election commitment, it’s money in the bank,” Deputy Premier John Barilaro (pictured at the ramp yesterday, below) said. It […]
Fibre-to-the-node connections are acting as a drag on overall speed averages on the NBN, prompting calls for action to remediate problems or migrate more users onto cheaper plans. By Ry Crozier In a surprising move – given how politically-charged debates around access technologies can be – the latest competition watchdog-commissioned […]
Great meeting today with Rob Oakeshott to discuss how credible independents can represent our region without vested interests. From Sally Townley’s campaign Facebook site – Wednesday 6 February 2019. See: https://www.facebook.com/sallytownley4coffsharbour/ 12 hrs ·
