THE time has come for the Myall U3A Art Group to, yet again, leap into action. In keeping with U3A’s emphasis on learning, local art group members have come together in support of ‘8×8 to Educate’, a social enterprise which supports the education of girls in developing nations. Advertise with News of

  MEMBERS of the Myall Park Croquet Club are used to wildlife dropping by when they are out on the courts. However they were a bit surprised by a visit from a local dingo recently. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us -

  SPRING has arrived and along with the flowers our community is opening back up again. One community service that has come back to life is the Tea Gardens Anglican Op Shop. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us - (02) 4981 8882.

  MIDCOAST Council member David West has been re-elected as Mayor following a recent meeting on 22 September. Due to the postponement of the Council elections, now in December, positions of Mayor and Deputy Mayor were to be elected for the ten week period until the election date. Advertise with News of The

  THE #ShopMidCoast gift card program has grown in one year to become Why Leave Town’s largest regional buy local card program. “The program launched in September 2020 with 100 businesses participating across the MidCoast, and a year on, we’ve grown to nearly 300 MidCoast business partners,” said MidCoast Council’s Coordinator of

  WHAT’s better than 500 paper aeroplanes? 500 paper art packs, going out to 500 families on the MidCoast for the September school holidays, thanks to a collaboration between the Manning Regional Art Gallery and MidCoast Libraries. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone

  MIDCOAST Council has been recognised in the Statewide Mutual Risk Management Excellence Awards, as winner of the Strategic / Enterprise Risk category. “Council took out the award for its innovative Risk Management Roadmap that provides the commitment and risk management direction for our organisation at both a strategic and operational level,”

  STROUD’S youngest community members are spreading joy and love to the community. It’s no surprise that COVID-19 has affected our communities, however, many fail to consider social distancing, lockdowns and a pandemic’s impact on the youngest members of our community. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your

  THE community of Stroud are coming together to ‘Bomb their trees with pom poms’ in an attempt to spread joy through these uncertain times. The pom pom bomb initiative was started by an art therapist in Newcastle with the idea to support people to be creative, to get outside in the