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Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour · Council & local affairs

Council & local affairs, 1976

26 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 2

Dairy Pasture Council to meet at Bellingen

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 10 November 1976 · page 9

The inaugural meeting of the Mid North Coast Daily and Pasture Council will be held at Bellingen this month. The meeting will be held in the Bellingen CWA Rooms at 8 pm on Wednesday, November 17…

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Council defers decision on advertising signs

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 1 December 1976 · page 13

Two applications for large advertising signs on the Pacific Highway have been deferred and a third application rejected by Coffs Harbour Shire Council. The council is waiting for the Bananacoast Area Tourist Association to make a…

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Notes from the Shire [?]

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 8 December 1976 · page 4

The [?] calls [?] allow us to lose sight…

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More opposition to shire use of tranquliser gun

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 8 December 1976 · page 3

Coffs Harbour branch of the RSPCA has renewed opposition to the use of a tranquiliser pistol for catching animals. The branch is…

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Doubts on future of NC regional advisory council

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 15 December 1976 · page 4

The Minister for Decentralisation and Development, Mr. D. Day, has announced that Regional Advisory Councils will remain in operation “for the foreseeable future.”…

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Association claims shire should build access road

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 22 December 1976 · page 25

Sawtell Progress and Ratepayers' Association is supporting a Boambee couple who want Coffs Harbour Shire Council to provide an access road to their property. An association official said Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Rosser purchased land at Boambee…

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