Covering Bulahdelah, Wootton, Nerong and surrounding nearby communites
St Joseph’s Bulahdelah took part in the Catholic Schools Regional Debating Competition on 4 August. The day was hosted at St. Joseph’s Bulahdelah and Catholic schools from Taree, Gloucester and Forster attended. St. Josephs Bulahdelah Debating Team consisted of Seren…
Everybody needs to feel a part of the community or to have a friend and this is where Neighbour Aid, a service provided by the Great Lakes Council, help out a number of older people in Bulahdelah. There are volunteers who…
The Nissan Datsun Driving Club were at Bulahdelah on Saturday 22 August with over 30 cars registering for the Myall River Rally 2015. Adriana Pallister was in the office of the Bulahdelah Swimming Pool area from 9.00 am accepting registrations and…
If you want a history lesson in Bulahdelah, then head on down to the Bulahdelah Courthouse, a sandstone building built in 1888. The historic Courthouse has been a Petty Sessions Court, a Police Station, a Pre School and a Teachers…
Lilly May Brown is a sharp shooter and can shoot while dressed up in 1850’s Western style clothing. Single Action Shooting is becoming one of the fastest growing sports in Australia and involves being in costume and using Old West firearms.…
Principal of Bulahdelah Central School, Don Hudson, talks about bullying and victimisation: Over the past few weeks you couldn’t help but be a part of the Adam Goodes story. Most people have a perspective or belief on why Adam Goodes is…
The Bulahdelah Choir is a harmonious sound that is well-recognised at many events in Bulahdelah. It was a choir that began about 25 years ago as an ecumenical choir and was run by Sister Lesley. It is now a community choir…
After two false starts, due to the inclement weather, Bulahdelah Central School finally were able to run their primary athletic carnival on Friday 17 July. It was cold, but it was dry, so the decision was made to forge ahead and…
Since 1953 the Bulahdelah Hospital Auxiliary have been making home-made products and selling them at street stalls to raise money for the local hospital. This tradition is still running strong with Margaret Mears, the Treasurer and PR of the Auxiliary, growing…
Education Week was celebrated from 27 July – 31 July and is a major event on the NSW public schools calendar. The NSW Minister for Education, Adrian Piccoli, states, “Education Week is a time to celebrate the achievements and successes of…