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798 events in Coffs CoastSawtell Chilli Festival
- What
Exhibitions, Shows, Displays
- When
10am - Saturday, 4 Jul, 2009
- Where
Sawtell
Sawtell Chilli Festival held at First Avenue, Sawtell.
Glenreagh Timber Festival
- What
Festivals, Concerts, Musicals, Gigs
- When
9am - Sunday, 2 Aug, 2009
- Where
Glenreagh
Glenreagh Timber Festival at the Glenreagh Recreational Grounds.
Coffs International Buskers and Comedy Festival
- What
Festivals, Concerts, Musicals, Gigs
- When
9am - Friday, 2 Oct, 2009
- Where
Coffs Harbour
Festival held over various locations over Coffs Harbour.
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Dead chopper pilot 'was thrillseeker'
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Poms told to go for Hughes' ribs
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Lee claims Ashes spot by taming Lions
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Ponting's legacy to be made at Ashes
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Jet launch new album
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I want custody of Jackson kids: Rowe
THE ex-wife of Michael Jackson has said in an interview she plans to fight for custody of the two children she had with the tragic pop icon.
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Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers 2009
CHARGE your camera, lay out your best frock and dig out your favourite hat - The Carnival of Flowers is back and it's bigger and better than ever.
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More women at uni than men: Study
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Jack and Mia top names lists
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Vego diet weakens bones: research
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Buffett gives $A1.5 billion to charity
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Delta Air launches Australian route
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IR laws 'won't lead to wages breakout'
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