November 27, 2025
Letter to the Editor: The lesson still not learnt
Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: The lesson still not learnt

DEAR News Of The Area, LAST week’s informative article in NOTA by Mr Andrew Vivian again highlights that we are still fighting the climate wars of the past decade and a half. I am amazed and embarrassed that so many of our parliamentarians, supposedly well educated, still deny the existence of climate change. It was […]

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Letter to the Editor: Misguided development plan
Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Misguided development plan

DEAR News Of The Area, IT is sad to see that Bellingen Council is on course to set a new low bench-mark for housing development, by recommending that the last little piece of accessible bushland in suburban Urunga, Lot 1 Ferry Street, be given to a local affordable-housing group as the site for a multi-dwelling […]

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Letter to the Editor: Here we go again
Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Here we go again

DEAR News Of The Area, WHY is it news that the coalition has a new energy policy? Will this one be any different to the 20 or so energy policies the Coalition failed to settle on in their nine years in government? They claim that ‘net zero’ is why electricity prices are too high and […]

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Letter to the Editor: An incredibly moving moment
Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: An incredibly moving moment

DEAR News Of The Area, I WOULD just like to send a big thank you to the management, staff, shopkeepers and shoppers at Park Beach Plaza. This Remembrance Day they held a minute’s silence. Shopkeepers turned off noisy machines, silenced their music and everyone stood head bowed in respectful silence. It was incredibly moving to […]

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Letter to the Editor: The great koala exodus
Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: The great koala exodus

DEAR News Of The Area, WHAT a busy place the Great Koala National Park will be, with loggers being replaced with four wheel drive vehicles, pistol shooters, mountain bike riders, archers, and that scourge of every quiet neighbourhood, trail bikes. I’m sure this is not what the Knitting Nannas envisaged when they chained themselves to […]

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