C.EX Group's CODA apartment project recently hit a major milestone with the pouring of the thirteen-storey building’s final concrete slab, but down at ground level in the Coffs City Centre not everyone is happy. Several businesses have been hit hard by last month’s unannounced closure of the northern side of the

LOCAL knitters and needle crafters are among groups across the country who were asked to create 3000 wraps for displaced people in Syria. The request came in August from “Wraps With Love”, which partners with charities in Australia and overseas, to provide people in need with knitted or crocheted coverings. Advertise with

MOTORISTS travelling on Waterfall Way will see work continuing to improve the road with a restoration project starting between Bellingen and Dorrigo. The Australian and NSW Governments are providing $5.2 million for this project through disaster recovery funding arrangements. “The works include slope remediation, vegetation removal and drainage repairs on a 90m

FIFTY local residents became Australian citizens at a moving ceremony at Coffs Harbour on Wednesday, 30 October at Yarrila Place. The assembled included people from Myanmar, the United Kingdom, Iraq, South Africa, the United States, India and New Zealand. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your

CITY of Coffs Harbour Councillors Tony Judge, Paul Amos and Jonathan Cassell have moved to rescind Council’s backflip on plans for multi-storey development at the Jetty Foreshores. Their joint motion will be debated at the next Council meeting on 14 November. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for

STEPHEN Atkinson has lashed out at Council after his partner was slapped with a parking notice, despite moving her car four times in one day. Until late last month, City of Coffs Harbour (CoCH) rangers were still issuing ticketless parking fines, with many drivers unaware they had been penalised. Advertise with