Myall Coast News Of The Area 8 December 2022
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Sawtell 2030: A bold new vision for a strong and sustainable village
A NETWORK of local parents, doctors, farmers, and businesspeople have a big dream for Sawtell – to make it the most sustainable community in Australia. And they want you to be part of making it happen. “There is a lot…
Largest Christmas Tree In Southern Hemisphere Lights Up In Raymond Terrace
RAYMOND Terrace has a history of doing Christmas bigger and better than anywhere else in the Southern Hemisphere. This tree is sure to guide Santa and his reindeer right to the doorsteps of Port Stephens homes where the man in…
Scribbles & Rainbow Provides Art Therapy Tools
SCRIBBLES & Rainbow was founded in 2022 by November Sheehan, the driving force behind Heart Letter Pen. November saw a need to support disadvantaged youth and children suffering from illness and grief in our community by supplying them with stationery,…
Lions Fundraising at Raymond Terrace
EVERY Christmas you will find the Lions Club of Raymond Terrace fundraising so that they can make positive changes in their local communities. This week the Lions drew their pre-Christmas Raffle at Terrace Central. Advertise with News of The Area…
Reminder to red zone beekeepers
THE NSW Department of Primary Industries (NSW DPI) Varroa mite emergency response is reminding all beekeepers in the eradication or red zones that they cannot re-establish bees in those zones until they are deemed safe. NSW DPI Chief Plant Protection…
Swanson still seeking solution for PFAS affected families
APPROXIMATELY 700 households neighboring theWilliamtown RAAF Base are affected by the PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) management zone declared by the NSW EPA which encircles those properties. During an address to Parliament recently, Member for Paterson Meryl Swanson said that…
Council wages reduced by $1,053,000 since March
AFTER declaring itself not financially sustainable, Port Stephens Council has progressed its bid to increase rates across the LGA. In coming issues of the NOTA we will explore some of the things which Council is doing to reach financial sustainability…
Council receives pothole repair funding
PORT Stephens Council will soon start receiving funds for urgent pothole repairs under the NSW Government’s $50 million Fixing Local Roads Pothole Repair Round. Parliamentary Secretary for the Hunter Taylor Martin said that more than $1.38 million is going straight…
Medowie Christmas Carnival
SLEIGH bells will be ringing and people singing as the community gets into the Christmas spirit at the Medowie Christmas Carnival. Brought to you by the Medowie Williamtown Rotary Club, the Medowie Christmas Carnival is a beloved community tradition. Advertise…