Surf lifesavers from Pacific Palms, Cape Hawke and Forster have been named finalists in the Surf Life Saving NSW Awards of Excellence, recognising their service, leadership and dedication to their clubs.
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Posted inCrime, Port Macquarie
Woman charged after allegedly breaching tobacconist closure order in Port Macquarie
A woman has been charged after allegedly breaching a closure order at a Port Macquarie tobacconist.
Posted inKempsey, Water
$51.3m contract awarded for Stuarts Point wastewater treatment plant
Kempsey Shire Council has awarded a $51.3 million contract to build a new wastewater treatment plant at Stuarts Point.
Posted inClarence Valley, Crime
Appeal to locate wanted man
A man wanted over an alleged sexual offence is believed to be frequenting several areas of NSW as police appeal for help to find him.
Posted inBellingen
Ferry Street land trust proposal moves forward
Bellingen Shire Council has backed the next stage of a $1 land transfer to a community land trust in Urunga.
Posted inLocal News
Nationals vow to fight Labor’s native forestry carbon credit plan
The Nationals have vowed to fight Labor’s native forestry carbon credit method.
Posted inKyogle, Roads and Infrastructure
Montgomerys Bridge completes landmark program
Kyogle Council will complete its $80 million Bridge Renewal Program when the new Montgomerys Bridge opens to traffic next week.
Posted inBellingen
Y2A named preferred provider for Bello Youth Hub
Bellingen Shire Council has named Youth2Action Incorporated (Y2A) as the preferred provider to operate the Bello Youth Hub under an interim agreement of up to 12 months.
Posted inBeaches and Surf, North Coast Surrounds
NSW’s waves could be recognised as visitor economy infrastructure, new paper says
A new paper calls for NSW North Coast surf clubs, waves and beaches to be recognised as vital visitor economy infrastructure.
Posted inBusiness, Housing, NSW Politics, Port Macquarie
Building blitz nets 21 fines across Port Macquarie sites
More than 120 building sites across Port Macquarie, Forster and Nelson Bay were put under the microscope last month, with inspectors handing out $14,850 in fines.