FOUR fabulous athletes from Karangi Public School are state champions. The relay team of Henry Kleinschafer, Billy McGuire, Harley Teale and Jaxx Trotman won gold at the NSW All Schools Athletics Championships 2023 at Sydney Olympic Park. The victory saw…
ISLA Juffermans has signed to play in one of the best women’s basketball leagues in the world. The former Coffs Harbour Suns junior has signed with the Sydney Flames for the latest Women’s National Basketball League (WNBL) season. The eighteen-year-old…
OVER 300 people pledged their support for North Coast Family of League on Derby Day, raising an incredible $22,000 for charity. A trio of rugby league legends – Brad Clyde, John Cartwright and Paul Clarke – shared insightful and colourful…
FIVE of the Coffs Coast’s best young female basketballers are headed to America to showcase their skills. Coffs Harbour Suns juniors May Crook, Zoe Edgecock, Tully Jarvis, Kira Juffermans, and Emma Kerr are headed stateside as part of the East…
THE COFFS Harbour Life Saving Club has achieved remarkable recent success, with local members outshining some of the top competitors from New South Wales and Queensland. Among the standout performers was Sam Carswell, representing Coffs Harbour, who delivered exceptional performances…
DEAR Jasminda, AFTER a recent health scare, my husband has become obsessed with food and fitness. Now every meal is a discussion about proteins and calories and frankly the conversation has become as bland as the meal variations. Julie W.…
THIS month, award-winning photographer Gergő Rugli is exhibiting his incredible work at the Artisan Collective art gallery at the Nelson Bay marina. “Artisan Collective Port Stephens aims to show diversity and talents of excellence that are not readily available to…
WHEN Port Stephens Council found out they were eligible for a state government grant to improve foreshore facilities, they jumped at the chance. “We grabbed it with both hands,” said longstanding Central Ward councillor Steve Tucker. Advertise with News of…
HAVE you ever passed the War Memorial in Raymond Terrace and wondered why the Australian flag is flying at half-mast on the roundabout at the intersection of William and Port Stephens Streets? Sadly, the flag has been flying at half-mast…
APPLICATIONS are now open for small to medium regional tourism businesses in Port Stephens to install Electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. Successful applicants will receive 75 percent of the cost of purchasing and installing up to four charge points at…