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The MIPIK book features 25 local stories which celebrate the skill, tenacity, courage and bloody good yarns of our Coffs Coast community.  All profits from the sale of this book go to CanDo Cancer Trust which provides assistance to local cancer sufferers and their families.  Local stories helping local people!

 

Local Stories helping Local People

Life can dish up unexpected challenges and sometimes we need a bit of help to meet those challenges.  The CanDo Cancer Trust provides financial support to patients and families attending the North Coast Cancer Institute.  It's a way for our community to lend a helping hand to friends and neighbours facing tough times.

We are delighted that our local stories will be helping local people.  You can lend your support by buying a book or attending the live show.

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Not Your Average Small Town Lawyer

Heather McKinnon seems just a bit scary.  When she greets me at Slater & Gordon she looks imposing:  large in size, dressed in black for her morning in court, and clearly sharp as a tack.  As we talk, Coffs Harbour’s most formidable family lawyer tells me her role models growing up were Indira Ghandi, Golda Meyer and Margaret Thatcher.  “They played no girls games,” Heather tells me with a grin.  “No stilettos, no bullsh*t.”  I like this tough woman with the big smile, but I would definitely want her on my side of the bench.


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