Myall Coast News Of The Area – 29 September 2016




FRIDAY 23 September, saw students graduate from Year 12 at Salamander Bay’s St Philip’s Christian College. It was a memorable morning which saw the Chris Walking Theatre packed to capacity. A special mention of gratitude was made by Vice School…

ARCHERY at the PCYC Nelson Bay has stepped things up a notch with their inaugural quarterly presentation event held 18 September. As part of continuous quality improvement, the club members decided it would be fun to hold ‘in-house’ competitions. And…

MARK your calendar for the 16 October, 9.30am – 3pm for Tomago’s House Vintage Fair. Tomago House c1843 is a National Trust NSW historical treasure. An old fashioned Village style market day promises to be a great day out for…

WHY not join the countless numbers of ‘Spearos’ who spearfish here in Nelson Bay, giving you the opportunity to hand pick the fish you want to bring home for dinner. Kyle Johnston, a local spearfisherman, has always been a hunter…

JUDI Walker has been living in the Tomaree area for just over 18 years. You will see her at most community events as a ray of sunshine with an infectious smile. Originally from the ‘The Shire’ in Sydney, she resettled…

The annual opening of Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse tower, located in the Myall lakes National Park on the New South Wales’ mid north coast, is set for Sunday 2nd October, 2016. NPWS Ranger, Rachel Kempers said Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse was built…

THE Myall Coast’s U3A’s Art and Photography Exhibition, set for 1-2 October, promises to be a really exciting event. The local U3A artists are an eclectic group who meet each Monday for their art classes. Or CLICK FOR ADVERT QUOTE…

THE Hunter Medical Research Institute’s biggest ever Open Day will be held on Friday, 7 October. As a free school holiday event we’re expecting 3000-4000 people of all ages to attend. Highlights are a heart chamber bathed in red light…