MEMBER for Myall Lakes Stephen Bromhead welcomed Mid Coast Councils successful application for a $340,000 NSW Government grant to help keep food and garden waste out of landfill. This Environmental Trust grant is part of the NSW Government’s Organics Infrastructure Large…
BOORAL – Booral Road: Council is undertaking work to improve the road surface. The work includes drainage improvements. There will also be minor road widening as part of this project. Works have commenced and will be completed by the end…
AN invitation to extended to all members of the community to meet with Port Stephens Police Commander Mr Craner and his Senior Management Team. The meeting will take place in Tea Gardens on Tuesday 12 July with the purpose of…
WITH a pool of $66,000 in funding available, organisations in the Manning Great Lakes and Gloucester areas are encouraged to make application to MidCoast Water’s annual community sponsorship program. The annual program aims to assist local groups and organisations by…
WORK to implement road safety improvements on the Pacific Highway at Nerong will begin today as a part of the Federal Coalition Government’s Black Spot Programme. Dr Gillespie said the Australian Government provided $200,000 for the project to improve safety…
COMMUNITY members came together last weekend for a night of non-stop entertainment, smiles and dancing in support of four-year-old rare cancer patient Sophie Grills. The Bush Dance fundraiser was organised by staff and the Parents & Friends Association (P&F) of…
MANY young adults in the Myall Coast Area will be voting for the first time when Australians go to the polls for the 2 July Federal Election. One of the area’s youngest new voters McKelty Searle, will celebrate her 18th…
TEA Gardens Ice Cream Shack has done it again, being awarded the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for the second year running. To receive the prestigious award, a business must maintain an overall TripAdvisor rating of at least four out of…
MEMBER for Port Stephens Kate Washington is encouraging local community groups to apply for the NSW Government’s Community Building Partnership Grant. In 2015 there were 12 successful groups in Port Stephens who received a combined total of approximately $300,000. This…
OF all the iconic native creatures we are so fortunate to have in the Myall Coast area, Koalas are especially important to the area but are susceptible to injuries and death by wild dogs and interactions with vehicular movements. With…