AUTOMOBILE enthusiasts from the Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Motor Club have showcased their four-wheeled pride and joys ahead of next month’s Motorfest. The event on Saturday 8 March is gearing up to be bigger and better than ever with more…
A SPECIAL exhibition opening was held at Tea Gardens’ Galleries in the Gardens (GiG) on Saturday 15 February, showcasing the creative talents of local artist Bridget Taylor. Bridget, who splits her time between the Hunter Valley hinterland and the Myall…
RECENT pelican roosting upon the lights of the Singing Bridge has prompted pedestrians and cyclists to seek a renewed effort to clear the birds away, along with their droppings. Other locals argue the pelicans are an iconic and charming image…
DEAR News Of The Area, LAST election the Australian people got rid of a conservative government. In its place they elected a Labor government who had to depend on a hostile Liberal Party, Greens and independents. Labor still provided tax…
ANOTHER great field of 36 ladies teed off in Saturday’s Stableford event. The early showers cleared away to a warm, humid afternoon so the sea breeze was most welcome. Also welcome were our visitors from Kurri Kurri, Roseville, Port Macquarie…
FOLLOWING the postponement of the Shoal Bay Food & Wine Festival last November due to extreme weather, the festival is back on the menu for Saturday 1 March 2025. Made possible thanks to funding from the NSW Government Open Streets…
THE fallout continues from the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure’s refusal of a Nambucca Valley Council proposal to change rules for intensive horticulture. As reported in NOTA last week, Council’s application to amend the Nambucca Local Environmental Plan…
LEGACY will be holding its annual charity golf day at Nelson Bay Golf Club on Monday 3 March, from 08.30am. Legatee Barbara Williams AO said, “Fundraising is a major concern as the cost of support is continually increasing. “However, Legacy…
THE airline industry is again in the news with one of its major players, Virgin, deciding to cease their Adelaide to Darwin service due to dwindling numbers. Of course, there were screams of foul play by authorities in Adelaide and…
