Community groups across Coffs Harbour will share more than $220,000 in City funding supporting local events, sport, wellbeing.
Lia Edwards
Posted inCoffs Harbour
Smarter payment options for rates and water charges launched for Coffs residents
Coffs Harbour residents can now spread rates and water bills through a new digital payment platform launched today citywide.
Posted inGood News, Nambucca Heads
A century of floods, feuds, and fairways: Nambucca golf club marks 100 years
It started as a goat track on a headland. Now it’s one of the Mid North Coast’s finest courses. Nambucca Heads Island Golf Club just celebrated 100 years — and the stories are gold.
Posted inCoffs Harbour
Coffs Harbour Council approves extra rate relief for eligible pensioners
Eligible Coffs Harbour pensioners will receive additional rate relief in 2026–27 after the council approved voluntary rebates on waste and environmental charges.
Posted inNorthern Rivers
Tutu Day returns to support our kids
Northern Rivers residents are encouraged to wear tutus on 31 July to raise funds for Our Kids charity.
Posted inHealth, Wauchope
Nearly $1 million to tackle loneliness and chronic illness in Wauchope
A link worker, a community officer, and nearly a million dollars. Wauchope is getting serious about keeping its older residents connected and healthy.
Posted inClarence Valley
Heritage listing secures future of MV Beardmore for the community
The MV Beardmore’s State Heritage listing preserves a key piece of Clarence Valley history and recognises decades of community effort.
Posted inGood News, Grants and funding, Local News
North Coast community groups share in national digital grants round
Bellingen’s 2BBB FM is getting a digital equipment upgrade, and South West Rocks is digitising its history collection — both funded through a national Telstra and FRRR community grant round.
Posted inCommunity development, Gloucester, Grants and funding, Old Bar
New memorials coming to Gloucester and Old Bar to honour fallen veterans
Old Bar is getting a permanent war memorial, backed by more than $66,000 in federal funding. And Gloucester is getting a new display to tell the story of those who served
Posted inAgriculture, Grafton
Council seeks feedback on Grafton Saleyards future
Clarence Valley Council is seeking public feedback on a draft plan outlining future options for the Grafton Saleyards.