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  • Saturday, July 05, 2008

  • Gag claims as council sits silent

    IT TOOK Donna Pinkerton only five minutes on Thursday night to make Coffs Harbour City Council look very ordinary. The...

  • Surfing anguish

    COFFS HARBOUR City councillors continue to agonise over the staging of the national surf lifesaving titles at Boambee...

  • Talking time and space at Bello meeting

    WHAT value the space above a car park? It might sound an odd way to approach property development but on Tuesday Bellingen...

  • Future stars on show

    THE next generation of Australia's elite women's football talent have converged on Coffs Harbour for the FFA Girls' National...

  • Thursday, July 03, 2008

  • Green with envy

    COFFS HARBOUR'S highway patrol police are now even easier to see and that's exactly how they want it. On the eve of their...

  • A busy life has kept May young

    SITTING elegantly on her veranda, you would never guess Evelyn May Miller who is known to friends and family as 'May'...

  • Wednesday, July 02, 2008

  • Beware callous cactus crooks

    WILMA Macpherson loves her garden, which is why she's been left heartbroken by callous crooks. Two weeks ago, the 74-year-old...

  • Jetty action needed now, says manager

    THE new plan for the Jetty Foreshores is a positive step but action is needed sooner rather than later, according to the...

  • Council budget deficit concern

    WHICHEVER way it goes, Coffs Harbour City Council is forecasting a 2008/2009 budget deficit. The council on Monday adopted...

  • Only five weeks to go

    NORTHERN Rivers Racing Association's premium carnival season got underway with the Murwillumbah Cup last Sunday and the...

  • Tuesday, July 01, 2008

  • Back off

    MINISTER for Lands, Tony Kelly, literally turned his back on protestors yesterday during the launch of a new plan of...

  • Back off

    MINISTER for Lands, Tony Kelly, literally turned his back on protestors yesterday during the launch of a new plan of...

  • Acid test for Coffs emergency crews

    A TRUCK driver was burnt by sulfuric acid in a nasty accident in Coffs Harbour's Hurley Drive yesterday. Emergency crews...

  • So close, girls

    Competing at the recent NSW State Open Futsal Championships in Sydney, the Senior College girls who easily won the Regional...

  • Monday, June 30, 2008

  • Coffs Harbour MP's home gutted by fire

    A SMOKE alarm, a prepared owner and a swimming pool full of water have all helped contain a weekend fire at Bucca that...

  • A little Ray of sunshine

    IT was the housewarming that Coffs built, as hundreds of volunteers from the Coffs Harbour community gathered to help Al...

  • Magpies swoop!

    AFTER weeks of battling a shocking run of injuries and more than their fair share of bad luck, the sun finally shone on...

  • Saturday, June 28, 2008

  • Serpents stirring for NAIDOC

    AS preparations for 2008 NAIDOC Week get underway, so too have Aboriginal Dreamtime spirits been stirring. In fact, the...

  • Safe: 7 kids in care

    SEVEN children at risk of harm have been removed from a Coffs Harbour home following a raid by the Department of Community...

  • Look who wants to be mayor

    WITH all John Fitzroy has endured, you'd reckon a political career would be the furthest thing from his mind. Dumped as...

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