November 2, 2026
ADVERTISING FEATURE: Autumn school holidays at Yarrila Arts and Museum this April RELICS is an immersive exhibition combining vintage objects with intricate LEGO® worlds. Photos: Auckland Museum.
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ADVERTISING FEATURE: Autumn school holidays at Yarrila Arts and Museum this April

RELICS is an immersive exhibition combining vintage objects with intricate LEGO® worlds. Photos: Auckland Museum. RELICS is an immersive exhibition combining vintage objects with intricate LEGO® worlds. Photos: Auckland Museum. VISIT Yarrila Arts and Museum (YAM) this school holidays and experience RELICS: A New World Rises, an immersive exhibition combining vintage objects with intricate LEGO® […]

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Autism Awareness: support the key for Sienna
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Autism Awareness: support the key for Sienna

WORLD Autism Month is highlighting the voices of autistic people, families, and advocates. Coffs local Sienna*, 19, who lives with autism and anxiety, says professional support boosted her confidence enough to secure her first job. She had applied for more than 10 positions without success; from hospitality roles to “random little jobs here and there”. […]

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Nambucca Valley effort turns bottles and cans into support for koala habitat
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Nambucca Valley effort turns bottles and cans into support for koala habitat

A GRASSROOTS recycling initiative has turned everyday waste into meaningful support for koala habitat restoration, with $1500 raised and donated to Bangalow Koalas. Valla Beach man Darren Squibb recently presented the funds to Linda Sparrow of Bangalow Koalas in Bangalow, the result of his community-driven ‘Cans for Koalas, Bottles for Boobooks’ campaign. The funds were […]

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Labor backs above-inflation wage bump for low-paid Treasurer Jim Chalmers believes workers deserve a fair wage rise. Photo: Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS.
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Labor backs above-inflation wage bump for low-paid

LABOR has thrown its weight behind an above-inflation wage rise for low-paid workers, but business groups warn the move could worsen price pressures and fuel further interest rate rises. The federal government repeated its 2025 call for a pay bump above the inflation rate in its submission to the Fair Work Commission’s annual wage review. […]

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Mid North Coast waterways under EPA testing for pesticide presence
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Mid North Coast waterways under EPA testing for pesticide presence

THE NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has ramped up water quality monitoring across the Mid North Coast to better understand pesticide levels in local waterways. The program focused on key catchments in the Nambucca Valley and Coffs Harbour, combining scientific testing with on-ground compliance activity to address community concerns. NSW EPA Director Operations John Forcier […]

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Coffs cricket season review The Woolgoolga Cricket Club Rebels were the most successful club of the season.
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Coffs cricket season review

SIXERS Cricket League Coffs Harbour’s 2025/26 season is in the books. Here is how each club fared this past summer. Nana Glen Lizards: Successfully defended their first-grade premiership. Were also semi-finalists in the second-grade, third-grade, and under 12s competitions. Sawtell Cricket Club: Finished runners-up in first-grade in a near undefeated season. Were also runners-up in […]

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Artificial reef to bring fresh fishing opportunities to Coffs Harbour The reefs imitate the environment of natural reefs and encourage a wide diversity of marine growth for fish to flourish in.
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Artificial reef to bring fresh fishing opportunities to Coffs Harbour

AN artificial reef will be deployed off Coffs Harbour within weeks, following the recent installation of a new reef off the Ballina coast. Costing $1.35 million each, the reefs are being delivered with funding from the NSW Government’s Recreational Fishing Trust and the Marine Estate Management Strategy. The reefs imitate the environment of natural reefs […]

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Still holding hands after 70 years: Barry and Beryl White’s beautiful marriage Barry and Beryl White celebrate 70 years of love and kindness.
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Still holding hands after 70 years: Barry and Beryl White’s beautiful marriage

A LOVE story that began in country New South Wales more than seven decades ago was celebrated recently when Barry and Beryl White marked their 70th wedding anniversary. The much-loved local couple, who now call Nambucca Heads home, celebrated the milestone on Friday 13 March. Originally from Parkes in central NSW, the couple’s story began […]

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ADVERTISING FEATURE: Nature, business and wellbeing converge for special Coffs Coast evening The film is a love letter to the Coffs Coast, bringing together Traditional Owners, marine scientists, conservationists and local business people around the extraordinary natural world on our doorstep.
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ADVERTISING FEATURE: Nature, business and wellbeing converge for special Coffs Coast evening

THE Coffs Coast’s extraordinary natural landscape is taking centre stage in April when the National Parks Association NSW Coffs Coast Branch hosts a free community evening celebrating the region’s unique position as NSW’s first certified ECO Destination. “Whispers of Wilderness: Voices for Our Coast” will be held at the Jetty Theatre on Monday 13 April […]

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