It was a beautiful spring evening down on the banks of the Myall River as a handful of people gathered for a candlelit vigil for the refugees of war-torn Syria. Our numbers though small were comparable to the vigils held…
Original members of Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Family Research Group, Lesley Turner and John Bolden, have been busy working on their new computer which has been purchased with grant money courtesy of Midcoast Water. A spokesperson of the research group said,…
Is your child interested in bugs? This school holidays MidCoast Water is offering four hands on activities discovering the critters which inhabit our local ponds and dams. Pond Detectives is an activity for children age four and up, and it…
Deputy Mayor of Great Lakes Council talks about Coastal Zone. Council is required to develop Coastal Zone Management Plans for all land within the “Coastal Zone”. The purpose of the plans is to develop actions to protect “assets” from storm and tidal events.…
Recently announced a huge boost in protecting children around schools in Myall Lakes with most now having a set of flashing lights. MP Stephen Bromhead said that our children are some of our most vulnerable road users. “We know that flashing…
Aqua bows are tied and ready in preparation for the Stroud Country Fair coming up on the October long weekend. The main street of Stroud will come alive with stalls and live music, as well as kids entertainment all day, plus face painting…
Shirley Gillett was a well-known local identity who retired to Hawks Nest 35 years ago with her husband Bob in 1980. A good golfer and keen reader who also enjoyed helping at the local library when it first started at Hawks…
Myall Coast News attended the drawing of the annual Dowling Real Estate National Breast Cancer Foundation raffle. As mentioned in a previous article, Heather Davy and Kim Bright are staunch supporters of the Foundation which receives no Government funding in…
A new guide which will assist teachers in using phonics to develop the reading skills of students has been launched. MP Stephen Bromhead said the Phonics Guide is part of a series of NSW Government initiatives to improve student outcomes through…
Red and Blue Spiderman colours were the order of the day on Saturday 11 September as a crowd gathered at the Tea Gardens Community Slipway for the Walk4William. Stemming from an article in Myall Coast News, Jenny George from Limeburners…