The remains were discovered by a volunteer bushland worker at Jetty Beach in Coffs Harbour on the NSW far north coast, around 10am on June 18. ...

A search prompted by the discovery of human remains at Coffs Harbour has concluded for a second day. Officers from the Coffs-Clarence Police District were called to Jetty Beach, on the NSW Mid ...

Fluro Friday meets at the northern end of Coffs Jetty Beach every Friday morning from 6:30-8:30 am. With Loneliness Awareness Week beginning on August 5, there’s no better time to join and you ...

Just after 10am on Tuesday, a regeneration volunteer came upon bones at Jetty Beach at Coffs Harbour. The bones were found just 10 metres from where people often picnic.

Police were called to Jetty Beach at Coffs Harbour on June 18 after the remains, believed to be of a woman in her 50s or 60s, were found buried in sand dunes by a volunteer doing preservation work.

A keen Coffs Coast photographer snapped an unexpected sight – a sizeable sinkhole smack bang in the middle of the Jetty Foreshore. Read Today's Paper Tributes. Rewards. Subscribe for $1.

Coffs Harbour's Jetty Beach is a popular spot close to the town centre. ( ABC Coffs Coast: Charles Rushforth ) The remains were discovered in sand dunes by a volunteer working in nearby bushland.

When Dom White goes for a swim at the Jetty Beach in her fluro gear on a Friday morning she’s not alone. Read Today's Paper Tributes. Rewards. Subscribe for $4. Sign In. Read Today's Paper; ...