Port Macquarie’s much-loved ArtWalk is celebrating 10 years of bringing the community together through creativity, culture and connection.
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Posted inEntertainment, Lismore
Lismore City Council calls for EOIs for NORCO Eat the Street 2026
Lismore City Council is calling for expressions of interest from food and beverage businesses for NORCO Eat the Street 2026, set to attract about 10,000 visitors on 22 August.
Posted inCoffs Harbour, Water
Coffs doubles down on plan to protect key river system
Coffs Harbour has unveiled a draft 10-year strategy to continue restoring the Orara River and safeguard drinking water quality.
Posted inHealth, Port Macquarie
Community invited to help shape arts and culture for Port Macquarie hospital upgrade
Mid North Coast residents are being invited to help shape arts initiatives for the $265 million Port Macquarie hospital upgrade.
Posted inCricket, Yamba
Funding boost for new junior cricket oval at Lawrence
A $20,000 NSW Government grant will help build a junior cricket oval at Lawrence, boosting local sporting opportunities.
Posted inEntertainment, Lismore
Council invests in a stronger, more liveable Lismore
Lismore City Council’s draft budget includes a $20 million investment in community facilities, events and services aimed at boosting liveability and supporting the local economy.
Posted inCoffs Harbour
Coffs Harbour delivers major works while maintaining strong financial position
Coffs Harbour City Council has posted a strong financial result while completing major projects including a Woolgoolga library upgrade, a new pedestrian bridge and improvements to Brelsford Park.
Posted inEnvironment, Lennox Head
Lennox Headland Tree Planting Day celebrates 21 years of community action
More than 1,800 volunteers have helped restore Lennox Headland over 21 years, planting 18,000 trees across eight hectares.
Posted inCoffs Harbour, Crime
CCTV released as investigation continues into suspected assault in Coffs Harbour
Detectives have released CCTV footage as investigations continue into the suspected serious assault of a man at Toormina earlier this year.
Posted inEmergency management, What's on
Hidden toll on first responders highlighted ahead of national day of thanks
As communities across the North Coast prepare to recognise the people who respond in times of crisis, new figures reveal the lasting mental health impacts faced by Australia’s first responders long after emergency situations have ended.