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Posted inFeature, Good News, Nambucca Heads, Small Business

New owners ride a fresh wave at Coastal Curves Surf

by Kate Brown2 days agoNovember 10, 2025

A familiar Nambucca Heads surf shop has welcomed new owners, with Sarah and Simon Barrow taking the helm at Coastal Curves Surf.

Posted inBusiness, Coffs Harbour, Good News

Major film studio coming soon, just down the road

by News DeskSeptember 30, 2025October 16, 2025

A $600M film studio backed by Russell Crowe is a step closer in Coffs Harbour, with the NSW Government pledging $5.5M for a key noise wall to support the “Aussiewood” project and boost regional jobs.

Posted inGood News, Sport, Youth

NRL stars join forces with NSW Government to support local youth

by News DeskSeptember 30, 2025September 30, 2025

The New South Wales Government has announced a new partnership with the National Rugby League (NRL) and the Police Citizens Youth Club (PCYC) aimed at engaging young people across regional NSW and steering them away from crime.

Posted inGood News, Local News, Roads and Infrastructure

More upgrades for New England, Newell, Kamilaroi, Gwydir, and coast roads

by News DeskSeptember 17, 2025October 21, 2025

The NSW Government has announced and additional $46 million for new road safety projects with Armidale, Moree and major New England and North Coast links set to benefit.

Posted inAwareness Events, Good News, Local News, News, What's on

Locals leverage City to Surf to raise funds

by RK CrosbyAugust 8, 2025

Locals from school students to a mum are taking part in this weekend’s City to Surf in Sydney to support causes they care about.

Posted inCommunity development, Good News, Local News, News, Regional Development, Social issues and services, Youth

By kids, for kids: Trackside’s brave and innovative model that just might work

by RK CrosbyJune 18, 2025

As most communities in the New England struggle with youth issues, the community with the youngest population is trying something new – and they don’t have the money to do it.

Posted inAustralia Votes 2025, Federal Politics, Good News, Local News, New England Electorate, News, Parkes Electorate, Politics

Where can I get a democracy sausage on election day?

by RK CrosbyApril 30, 2025

One of the most important questions on May 3 will be… where can I get a democracy sausage? We’ve got a list of places!

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