Developers can express their interest until December 18.
Coffs Harbour
One Toormina centre claims it will be $155,000 worse off annually.
The party wants members to hand out how-to-vote leaflets for the unnamed conservative candidate in December.
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Coffs Harbour businesses will be keeping a close eye on trade in the days and weeks after motorists are given the opportunity to skip the city altogether.
A connected network of protected forests will span more than 475,000 hectares, from the Macleay Valley to the Coffs Coast.
Nambucca Valley
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If it passes, certain areas of the park will allow for activities like four-wheel driving and camping.
Bowraville
A by-election will be held to fill the vacant councillor spot.
Council
“Workers reported that the work had been stopped because the employers knew the union was in town.”
agriculture
Developers will be able to go six storeys high.
Housing
The emissions plan is forecast to save the council $30 million through reduced energy, fuel and maintenance costs.
“When you're talking about a 130 tonne boat, with 60,000 litres of fuel on it ... stuck in the sand, it really puts your heart in your throat.”
The Mayor has suggested a tourism trail between the war-time sites.
Our Pacific Island neighbours are among those being lured by fake promises of prosperity.
Nambucca Heads
When storms and big swells steal sand from the beach, locals have to learn to adapt.
“You're not going to see locals jump at these jobs because they are seasonal, they are short term, and they can be in remote locations as well.”
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“I think the Elders are quite correct in saying that they've not really been involved in that decision making.”
Mid North Coast
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“[In NSW] 85 percent of the kids that go to prison over the course of a year will be back within 12 months.”
Crime
Two Senators described tying the marsupial’s welfare to selling carbon credits as a “Labor shakedown”.
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“In an ideal world, we would have properly protected forests. But it's not an ideal world.”
The state’s environment minister has warned “no government policy can stop this virus from spreading through our wild bird populations”.
The last screening will be on Sunday September 13.
Berries Australia claims most of the region’s blueberry operators are operating within the rules.
The state’s transport secretary warned weather could still get in the way, however.
One grower said the decision has “compromised” his business model.
NSW Nationals leader Gurmesh Singh said the party’s level of genuine support was “hard to quantify”.
