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Democracy on the Move: Parliament of NSW Regional Roadshow heads to Macksville

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By Kate Brown
| nctimes.com.au
The Parliament of NSW’s 2026 Regional Roadshow will visit Macksville on Wednesday, 12 August, giving students from across the region the opportunity to engage with Parliament and learn more about the democratic process. Now in its third year, the Regional Roadshow is an initiative of the NSW Legislative Council that gives young people meaningful opportunities to share their views, build civic knowledge and connect directly with members of Parliament.
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New director focused on shaping Coffs Harbour’s next chapter

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By Kate Brown
| nctimes.com.au
Planning for a post-Bypass future and ensuring Coffs Harbour grows without losing its unique character are among the priorities for the City of Coffs Harbour’s new Director of Planning and Communities, Ian Fitzgibbon. After serving as Acting Director for much of the past three years, Fitzgibbon has stepped into the role permanently, leading one of the City’s largest and most diverse directorates.
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ESS reception centre to remain closed Tuesday

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By Kate Brown
| CFSM-FM 107.5 ( Cranbrook, B.C) Verified
The Emergency Support Services (ESS) reception centre will remain closed Tuesday, Aug. 4, after all evacuees requiring assistance were registered and provided with accommodations, the Regional District of East Kootenay said Monday night. Anyone who has not yet registered for ESS support is asked to contact the Emergency Info Line at 250-426-2188.
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