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 Gurmesh Singh claims blueberry picker exploitation down to “a few bad apples”

Gurmesh Singh claims blueberry picker exploitation down to “a few bad apples”

NSW’s Anti-slavery Commissioner says the issue is exacerbated by a “culture of silence”.

Nambucca Heads

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Green power agreement set to help Coffs Harbour’s council meet extended emissions target

Green power agreement set to help Coffs Harbour’s council meet extended emissions target

The City’s current energy contracts are set to expire next June.

Coffs Harbour

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Coffs loses middle peg, as Sydney Sixers ditch the coast

Coffs loses middle peg, as Sydney Sixers ditch the coast

The Big Bash League attracted sell-out crowds of around 10,000.

Sport

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Dorrigo farmer calls for new highway as questions remain over Waterfall Way’s future

Dorrigo farmer calls for new highway as questions remain over Waterfall Way’s future

The upgrade is expected to take six to eight months.

Bellingen

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Labor branches want Coffs Harbour foreshore development canned, but is anyone listening?

Labor branches want Coffs Harbour foreshore development canned, but is anyone listening?

The project would see up to 450 dwellings built.

Housing

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Forty “affordable” apartments, new soup kitchen proposed in 26-storey CBD development

Forty “affordable” apartments, new soup kitchen proposed in 26-storey CBD development

“I don't think we've got the luxury of denying that we need to build more and more apartments in the centre of Coffs.”

Housing

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Shark-spotting program expanded across the Mid North Coast

Shark-spotting program expanded across the Mid North Coast

Boardriders at some surf spots will have drones for company all year round.

Nambucca Heads

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Have cane toads made their way to Coffs Harbour? Depends who you ask

Have cane toads made their way to Coffs Harbour? Depends who you ask

A group of students have discovered evidence of cane toads in Coffs Harbour. How will authorities respond?

Coffs Harbour

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Council approves Sapphire Beach mansion that’s 26% above height limits

Council approves Sapphire Beach mansion that’s 26% above height limits

With two pools and an imposing height planned, councillors say the lavish home approval could set unwanted precedent.

woolgoolga

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Aviation cost issues putting Mid North Coast at “huge disadvantage”

Aviation cost issues putting Mid North Coast at “huge disadvantage”

Different airports, same problems: Mid North Coast mayors calling for collaboration on regional aviation challenges.

Local Business

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Job loss fears at NBN News as WIN cuts local bulletin in half

Job loss fears at NBN News as WIN cuts local bulletin in half

Local news on the Mid North Coast is under further pressure as WIN announces programming changes.

Local Business

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Acrylic attitude: No mercy in Coffs Harbour's Bald Archies exhibition

Acrylic attitude: No mercy in Coffs Harbour's Bald Archies exhibition

The roadshow take on the Archibald Prize is at the National Cartoon Gallery until May 24.

What's On

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Future for Ibis Budget Coffs Harbour revealed

Future for Ibis Budget Coffs Harbour revealed

There is a DA for a nine-storey apartment tower with nearly 100 apartments.

Coffs Harbour

Why Coffs Harbour wants police to have live access to public cameras

Why Coffs Harbour wants police to have live access to public cameras

The local council says video surveillance will be used for law enforcement purposes only.

Council

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Gurmesh Singh wins preselection for Coffs Harbour

Gurmesh Singh wins preselection for Coffs Harbour

The leader of the NSW Nationals was preselected unopposed.

Local news

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Empty CBD building costing Coffs council $250K a year could make way for 13-storey development

Empty CBD building costing Coffs council $250K a year could make way for 13-storey development

The two-storey building, on Castle Street, was the council's administrative offices for decades.

Council

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The Coffs Harbour housing project helping veterans and their families in an emergency

The Coffs Harbour housing project helping veterans and their families in an emergency

Transitioning out of the armed services can often be a “traumatic process”.

Housing

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Why this Vietnam War veteran opened a new wellbeing centre in Coffs Harbour

Why this Vietnam War veteran opened a new wellbeing centre in Coffs Harbour

The free services include help with compensation claims.

Health

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Bright idea to dim Coffs Harbour’s harsh LED streetlights via remote control

Bright idea to dim Coffs Harbour’s harsh LED streetlights via remote control

Ever thought a spaceship had landed next door?

Coffs Harbour

Can the heart of Coffs Harbour survive the bypass?

Can the heart of Coffs Harbour survive the bypass?

Council is dreaming of a regional High Street to “stitch the city back together”.

Council

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Decision makers behind rezoning of Coffs Jetty Foreshore meet with Gumbaynggirr elders to walk on country

Decision makers behind rezoning of Coffs Jetty Foreshore meet with Gumbaynggirr elders to walk on country

The Department is now reviewing feedback on the redevelopment provided during the public exhibition.

Coffs Harbour

Coffs Harbour councillors reject motion to guarantee lifeguards remain in-house

Coffs Harbour councillors reject motion to guarantee lifeguards remain in-house

The General Manager will continue negotiations with Australian Lifeguard Services.

Council

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Australian Lifeguard Services or Coffs council. Who should employ the people who protect local swimmers?

Australian Lifeguard Services or Coffs council. Who should employ the people who protect local swimmers?

The matter is back in the agenda for the August 28 meeting and is set to draw a crowd.

Council

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Meals for $10 or less in Coffs Harbour

Meals for $10 or less in Coffs Harbour

Budget-friendly brekkie and light lunch options on the Mid North Coast.

Food

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Coffs councillors reject motion to extend pool hours and lower entry fees

Coffs councillors reject motion to extend pool hours and lower entry fees

Swimming in a public pool should be affordable - but with fees up 25 percent in two years, some councillors say the public is being priced out.

Council

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