Grab your best girl or boy, put on your dancing shoes and head to the Tea Gardens Country Club this Saturday for some good ol’ fashioned rock n’ roll. Local band 2 Stufd 2 Jump has been together for four…
Anna Bay Public School is hosting a Spring Fair and Market Stalls on Saturday 12 November. The purpose of our event is to raise money for playground equipment for their Year 3 to Year 6 kids. They have now been…
Paige Reynolds, 13, has recently undergone two gruelling spine operations, and an infection, to fight her way back to health. The St. Philips Christian College pupil, who suffers with the condition Scoliosis, had been off school for ten weeks. Paige…
The NSW Government has determined Tomaree Lodge, a State-run disability care hospital in Shoal Bay is to close and the residents transferred to group homes by mid-2018. But what happens to the historic site after that concerns the Shoal Bay…
From a career in wall and floor tiling, to living the dream on the Championship Tour (CT), and chasing his goals of becoming a World Champion surfer, life has been exciting for Chris Michalak. Chris started surfing at five years…
A fun day was had by young and old, despite terrible weather, at the celebration of the Centenary of Australia’s first flying squadrons. The day began with an official ceremony for invited guests and members of the press, where the…
A group of Year 3 students from across Port Stephens and the Myall Coast participated in a very special ceremony this week. The official naming of what will be their new secondary school. All Year 3 students from St Brigid’s…
This month, sixteen members of Imugi Taekwondo entered the NSW National All Styles Championships at Sydney Olympic Park. Many were hoping to defend their titles, whilst some were new to the tournament scene hoping for a shot at the gold…
A sea of red swept across Bulahdelah Central School last Friday in recognition of the Day for Daniel. The annual day was developed by the Daniel Morcombe Foundation with the aim of educating children about their personal safety. Organising Teacher…
Sand. Too little on Jimmy’s Beach, too much in the river. It has been a controversial issue that has plagued the Lower Myall Coast area for decades. Year after year there has been divided opinion as to how to solve…