FOLLOWING a notice of motion moved on 22 March 2022, Port Stephens Council has provided information regarding the tree moratorium. Councillor Arnott moved the motion to better inform the community, requesting information regarding how many trees have been removed…
TO offer a shelter from the upcoming Federal Elections, the Coffs Harbour Show will be offering free circus admission to Harrington’s Circus this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Coffs Harbour Showgrounds. Any person attending the 2022 Coffs Harbour…
COFFS United Lions roared to the top of the Coastal Premier League following a 10-0 demolition of the Taree Wildcats last Saturday. It was a dream debut for Tahseen Edo who bagged two goals. The Lions lost two potent…
GROUP 2 Rugby League seniors kicked off their season last month. And after nine long months of waiting, it was finally the juniors’ turn as the Group 2 Junior Rugby League season kicked off last weekend. The season got…
UNREGISTERED motorbikes have increasingly become a problem in Raymond Terrace and most notably, on the Lakeside pathway. In the recent Council meeting on 26 April 2022, a report was presented to councillors on Council’s management approach. Advertise with News…
20 Myall Street, Tea Gardens $549,000 SITUATED in a convenient location, this freestanding, single level home features three bedrooms, two with built-ins and a main with ensuite. The open floor plan still allows for separate formal and informal living.…
AT the recent Council meeting, the assessment of MidCoast transport assets following flooding events was discussed. Councillor Peter Epov stated that roads and bridges represent almost $1 billion of transport assets and are effectively the “veins and arteries” connecting…
MIDCOAST Council has published their matters outstanding in a recent council meeting. Tea Gardens The Tea Gardens Highway Service Centre Planning Proposal is underway, with the final Independent Economic Assessment received by the Council. Advertise with News of The…
IT WAS a busy Term 1 for Year 9 Food Technology students at Bulahdelah Central School (BCS), who finished their ‘Start it Up’ unit of work, learning many new kitchen safety and hygiene skills. They also learnt an array…
$500,000 WORTH of grants and loans are on offer for Aboriginal communities to build upon or create new initiatives that will support their fisheries-related cultural and commercial activities. Minister for Agriculture and Western NSW Dugald Saunders said the NSW…