The township of Karuah has experienced an increase in tourism visitation and the BIG4 karuah Jetty Holiday Park have commenced various development projects over recent years to keep up with demand for the destination. The large holiday park is regularly booming…
A Tea Gardens Hawks Nest chicken keeper has had their brood decimated by a Spotted Tail Eastern Quoll with a taste for free take away chicken. The resident who wished to remain unnamed lost half of their ‘girls’ over a three…
Police are appealing for public assistance following a car fire at Yass yesterday morning. About 12.45am (Sunday 5 April 2015), police and fire fighters were called to a home on Petit Street after reports of a fire at the location.…
Police continue to appeal for information following a fatal stabbing at Toukley, on the state’s Central Coast this morning. About 12.10am (Monday 6 April 2015), officers attached to Tuggerah Lakes Local Area Command were called to a licensed premises on…
The state’s road toll now stands at four, following the death of two people yesterday (Sunday 5 April 2015), including one child. Traffic and Highway Patrol Commander, Assistant Commissioner John Hartley, said Easter Monday is when many Australians are wrapping…
There has been incorrect information being circulated through social media particularly on Tea Gardens online regarding council’s position on coal seam gas. Council was unanimous in its decision to defer discussion on the matter at the February meeting in favour of…
The future of threatened coral trees on Tea Gardens riverfront should be considered as part of a wider plan for the foreshore, a meeting of key stakeholders decided. A Tree Evaluation Report to Great Lakes Council, prepared by consulting arborist Martin…
Sophie Howarth, a Year 2 student from St. Joseph’s Bulahdelah, traveled to Sydney’s Powerhouse Museum to receive an award from the Governor of New South Wales, David Hurley on Friday 20 March. Sophie was presented with a Highly Commended Award for…
Hawks Nest resident Greg Brown will be walking for the Vanuatu Relief fund on Saturday 18 April 2015. Greg states he was overwhelmed by the media vision of the devastation of the small Pacific Island group from Cyclone Pam and felt…
“It’s Not Ok”… That’s what the students of Tea Gardens Public School learnt about on Friday 20 March by participating in the fifth annual ‘National Day against Bullying and Violence’. Principal Mark Clemson said, “Tea Gardens Public School is constantly updating…