THE Tomaree Museum Association are active in the local community in readiness for the day when they find a permanent venue. Chairman Doug Cross and committee members Warwick Mattherson and Noel Shang have formed a professional interview and video unit…
A NEW cohort of kindergarten students began their formal education at Tea Gardens Public School (TGPS) with a special assembly on Friday 14 February. “At our school, we are excited to witness the growth and development of our kindergarten students…
OYSTER reefs were once a dominant part of our coastal seascape. Globally, it is estimated that 85 percent of shellfish reefs have been lost – more than any other type of marine habitat. “Bidhiinja: restoring our oyster reefs”, on now…
WITH more than 2000 hectares of public space to mow, current weather conditions are proving challenging for MidCoast Council’s mowing crews. The recent heat and rain have resulted in constant grass growth across sporting fields, parks reserves and cemeteries. Advertise…
THE Barrington Coast region has achieved ECO Destination Certification through Ecotourism Australia. Located on the lower mid-north coast of New South Wales, the Barrington Coast is a haven for nature lovers and home to incredible landscapes such as the World…
THE Libertarian Party has endorsed Lorne resident Mark Hornshaw to contest the seat of Lyne in the Federal election. Mr Hornshaw contested the 2022 election for Lyne for his party under its former name of Liberal Democrats, securing 6.4 percent…
NSW POLICE are reappealing for information after the driver of a pursued vehicle was believed to have been seen on the Pacific Highway. Police believe the man might have been sighted on the southbound side of the Pacific Highway at…
THE NSW Nationals are pushing for “strong and immediate legislative reform” to stop repeat youth offenders from carrying out crime sprees across regional NSW. Notice was given in Parliament last week to address the legislative concerns, due to what the…
WHAT next in the continuing saga of the mighty blue groper? Back in the late 1960s it was realised by NSW Fisheries that groper were vulnerable. They were big, good in the kitchen and inquisitive making them easy prized targets…
PETER Dutton appears to be kicking with the wind behind his back, with multiple opinion polls showing the Albanese government could be on the nose with voters as an election nears. The latest Newspoll published in The Australian newspaper on…