Break-in at Pindimar and Bundabah make community uneasy

Pindimar-Bundabah

by MCNota - April 7, 2016

Normally a very quiet area with little traffic or visitors, villages like Pindimar and Bundabah become quite busy at certain times of the year like Christmas and Easter. Cars with caravans, trailers, boats and bikes, frequent the narrow roadways visiting relatives or friends at these times enjoying the best what the

Pindimar Couple win Prestigious Fine Food Award

by MCNota - March 11, 2016March 11, 2016

Pindimar business owner and resident Jan Goroncy has received a Gold Award for his “Italian Pink” garlic at this year’s prestigious Royal Melbourne Fine Food Awards. Jan and his wife Lesley, are the owners of an import/distribution business in the Tea Gardens Industrial Estate called NTP Health Products. They also own and operate

Kye Richards from Pindimar’s struggle with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

by MCNota - March 3, 2016

Pindimar boy Kye Richards may look like your average nearly 4-year-old boy, but that could be further from the truth. Sure he plays with his toys, gets into mischief and does what most boys his age are doing. But Kye suffers from an incurable genetic disease, the biggest childhood genetic killer in

Drainage issues on the agenda for Pindimar Bundabah residents

by MCNota - February 24, 2016

Overall maintenance and public works requests for the Pindimar area to Great Lakes Council (GLC) appear to have fallen on deaf ears despite several calls, according to members from the Pindimar - Bundabah Community Association Inc (PBCA) Works Committee. Some requests for even the simplest of tasks appear to have been given

Sea Turtle dead and washed up at Pindimar

by MCNota - February 4, 2016

With an abundance of sea grass currently present around the Pindimar foreshore, turtle sightings are becoming more frequent for those out on light water craft, and can even be seen from shore bobbing their curious heads out of the water checking out the surroundings. The location and healthy grass beds have

Weed at Pindimar makes its return

by MCNota - January 21, 2016January 21, 2016

Pindimar has beautiful scenery and is a lovely place to live with its waterside residences and nature surroundings, but over the last few years there has been a loss to the fragile environment with its deterioration of sea grass. Don Payne, a local of the Pindimar area, has been researching the

Emily Legge, 16, is walking the catwalk in the model world

by MCNota - January 14, 2016January 15, 2016

Sixteen year old Emily Legge from Pindimar has been making a splash in the fashion world, recently hitting to the runway for Fashion Aid 2015 in Melbourne, and the Heart of Gold Foundation in Sydney Olympic Park. This natural beauty who grew up in the local area is definitely going places. Emily is

Pindimar waterfront comes alive with Santa

by MCNota - December 23, 2015

Children of all ages along with their families and friends enjoyed the start of the festive season last Saturday evening at the Pindimar waterfront. Organised by the Pindimar Bundabah Community Association, and held on the last Saturday before Christmas annually, the BBQ area near the boat ramp at South Pindimar was decorated

Fire burn by owner at Pindimar area was put out by Fire Brigade

by MCNota - November 19, 2015

During the recent Pindimar Bundabah Community Associations Market Day, festivities were unnecessarily interrupted just after lunch with a call out for a bushfire. It was an unnecessary callout on a couple of counts. One, the location of the fire did not have a permit to activate the back burn that the Rural

Bundabah land owner repeatedly fined for illegal tree clearling

by MCNota - November 11, 2015

Fines recently issued by Great Lakes Council in regards to illegal clearing of trees resulting in polluting and blocking Nanabah Creek by a property developer at Bundabah, have reportedly been met with remorse by the owner, Tea Gardens Farms, who complied with Councils direction to stop works immediately once the