THE National Cartoon Gallery is celebrating the 12th anniversary of Cartoon Chef, a program that teaches children how to draw, with an exhibition of cartoons galore by its founder Dahna Knight. A series of workshops will also be offered, facilitated…
THE Bellingen Memorial Hall officially reopened last week, providing five nights of free entertainment which included theatre, comedy, music and film, showcasing talent from around the Bellingen Shire and further field. On the final night, a jazz trio led by…
HARBOUR Performing Arts Centre (HPAC) ballet students Violet Simpson and Hannah Woods attended the Australian Ballet at Sydney Opera House’s Joan Sutherland Theatre in April and May this year. The tickets were awarded to the ballerinas for their hard work…
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CHESS Connect, the Coffs Harbour-based not-for-profit specialising in employment, disability and wellbeing services, has joined Ability Options as a wholly owned subsidiary of the organisation. The acquisition of CHESS Connect comes within six months of Ability Options also acquiring R&R…
NATIONALS leader David Littleproud is warning Labor’s changes to the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme will push up the cost of groceries even further. The PALM scheme allows eligible Australian businesses to hire workers from nine Pacific islands and…
FUNDS discovered in the recent process of reviving the Nambucca Valley MacKay-McKay Family Reunion group, held over from previous events from the sale of memorabilia and other promotional items from bygone eras, have been donated to two worthy local recipient…
VILLAINY in The Valley, a new show by the Valley Performers, is set in the year of 1885 in Macksville, Kansas, a US city in Stafford County. The historic Western-style melodrama is in rehearsals and comes to the stage in…