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A former Royal Ballet star is offering free lessons to make ballet more inclusive and turn its elitist reputation on its head

Zoom's Vulnerability Impact Scoring System calculates the impact of a vulnerability to assign cash payouts for bugs, leading hackers to prioritize more severe flaws. Can it do the same for companies?

A listing of local church services and community events.

About three-quarters of Java and .NET applications have vulnerabilities from the OWASP Top 10 list, while only 55% of JavaScript codebases have such flaws, according to testing data.

Flood warning as 200mm-plus Easter deluge expected Easter long weekend plans may be disrupted as southeast Queensland and NSW brace for heavy rainfall and possible flooding. Weather by Maddy Morwood Premium Content Subscriber only A flood warning has been issued for southeast Queensland with communities bracing for falls in excess of 200mm over the Easter long weekend. The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a flood warning for coastal catchments from St...

Residents with storm damaged items put them out for collection by Coffs Harbour City Council. Photo: Tim Jarrett “Once the flood waters have receded the clean-up process for residents in these communities can be long, and hard,” NSW Environment Protection Authority CEO Tracy Mackey said “This will apply to all flood-generated waste such as water damaged building waste, furniture and carpet. “We hope that this assistance helps communities to expedite their clean-up operations to help t...

Premium Content Subscriber only COVID-19 vaccinations are officially underway in Coffs Harbour and the first person to get the jab may have benefited from a little Irish luck. Irish national Clare Scullion was the first frontline health worker to be given the AstraZeneca vaccine and the vaccination hub’s nurse unit manager was delighted to be doing so on Ireland’s national day. “I was excited to roll up my sleeve this morning and play my part.” “My brother and cousins in Ireland ha...

For almost 115 years, the Coffs Coast Advocate has covered this region with passion and pride because we’re locals and we live here.

Councillor makes impassioned plea to ensure no child in Coffs Harbour will go without phone signal

Recycled water charges a step closer despite concerns product is contributing to contamination of waterways.