Category: Mid North News
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Tuncurry paramedics call for ‘on call’ duties to return
Tuncurry paramedics are calling for ‘on call’ duties to be reinstated… saying the current system could be life threatening to the community. But with more staff deployed to region last year, New South Wales Ambulance insists the role is no longer required.
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Relief for Port Macquarie oyster farmers as one year non-harvest period ends
Nearly a year since their last harvest – Port Macquarie oyster farmers have finally seen light at the end of the tunnel. But a Christmas feast could be off the cards for some, as stocks replenish.
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Coffs Harbour’s Myanmar community welcomes government’s visa move
As Myanmar remains gripped in a civil war, Burmese people in Coffs Harbour have been given hope for loved ones, trapped back home. Those fleeing the military junta will now be given priority, for humanitarian visas.
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Police and Forestry condemn illegal dumping of alleged stolen vehicles
Authorities have condemned the illegal dumping of alleged stolen vehicles near Moorland. The Forestry Corporation says it’s a slap in the face as they work hard to protect the environment.
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Multi-storey apartments concerning to quiet Port Macquarie street
There’s fears a new development at Port Macquarie could have serious environmental impacts on a local waterway. Neighbours are also concerned the multi-storey apartments could be the beginning of the end for their quite street.
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Coffs SES crews head to flood affected areas
Seven members of Coffs Harbour’s SES Unit have left for the Parkes and Condobolin areas, to assist in flood recovery, rescue and evacuation efforts. The team is equipped with their large response truck, a four-wheel drive and a boat… In the past three days, calls in the response area had topped 700. (VISION ONLY)
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Council’s Jetty plan sparks backlash from Local MP
The City of Coffs Harbour is pressing ahead with gauging interest in its plan for the Jetty Foreshore – taking out a centre-spread in the local newspaper. It’s ignited backlash from local MP Gurmesh Singh calling it unrealistic and unachievable.
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Juvenile dolphin rescued in Coffs Harbour
A juvenile dolphin has been saved after it became stranded inside at Coffs Harbour Marina this morning. A delicate rescue, leading to the animal’s safe release back into the ocean.
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Mid North Coast businesses on the hunt for summer staff
Mid North Coast businesses are on the hunt for staff this summer. Already faced with a worker shortage, some are offering sweeteners to ensure they have enough employees during the tourist season.
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Obscene graffiti sprayed across Port Macquarie Tennis Court
The Port Macquarie Tennis Club has been left counting the costs of a recent vandalism attack. The club fears it could be facing a 20-thousand dollar repair bill and be forced to postpone key tournaments.