POLICE are investigating several items seized during a raid at a Raymond Terrace home, which allegedly turned up drugs and weapons in the past week. Police from the Port Stephens Hunter District investigated a premises on Tathra Street, which is…
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PORT STEPHENS residents are being encouraged to view and provide feedback on the Lower Hunter Bush Fire Management Committee’s updated Bush Fire Risk Management Plan (BFRMP). Parliamentary Secretary for Police and Emergency Services Geoff Provest said strong local community input…
FOLLOWING the retirement of Port Stephens Council General Manager Wayne Wallis in May this year, recruitment to secure a new General Manager has been endorsed by Council at the recent Port Stephens Council Meeting. Council has endorsed the proposed recruitment…
IT’S been a long time coming but there is now funding for the duplication of Nelson Bay Road and works on Hexham Straight. Heavy traffic on both roads both create delays during peak hour. Advertise with News of The Area…
THE criminalisation of coercive control has taken a significant step in the last week. Over the week, the NSW Government has taken another step closer to criminalising coercive control, releasing a draft bill for public comment ahead of its introduction…
MEMBERS of the Myall U3 Photography Group undertook a light painting night activity at Bennetts Beach recently. Torches were used to illuminate various objects to highlight them in the dark. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it…
IT’S a mammoth effort to get a convoy of trucks together, but the community of Tea Gardens has come out in support of the Need For Feed Convoy. The Need for Feed Convoy is driven by the trucking industry –…
JACOB Ridgeway is a proud First Nations Worimi and Gamilaroi man whose musical talent extends to soulful storytelling. Born and based in Newcastle and the oldest of six, Jacob Ridgeway spent part of his childhood in his mother’s hometown of…
WORK has begun to upgrade the Tea Gardens Pool to ensure disability access to the public facility. Following MidCoast Council’s successful receipt of $700,000 in Federal Government funding, the facility is receiving a fresh all-access upgrade. Advertise with News of…