MORE than 1,000 medical graduates were set to start work in NSW public hospitals in January. The interns have completed their medical degree and are required to complete a supervised year of practice in order to become independent practitioners. Advertise…
RECREATIONAL fishers are encouraged to avoid the heat from a fine or prosecution by following the rules this summer. “By following the recreational fishing rules, anglers are doing their part to ensure the sustainability of NSW’s world-class fisheries resources,” Minister…
IT seems to me that catching a mighty mulloway is on the top of every fisherman’s catch list. The good news is that mulloway are everywhere – on the beaches, over the offshore reefs, in the deep holes, over wrecks,…
MUCH has been written lately on the Eastern Blue Groper, which has been the NSW emblem since 1996. Attention has been drawn to the fish by photographs of a spearfishermen who speared a blue groper in Sydney. Spearing groper has…
WITH summer heat in full swing, RSPCA NSW is urging pet owners to take the necessary steps to keep their companions as cool and comfortable as possible. Just like us, our pets can easily become heat-stressed or dehydrated in warm…
SURROUNDED by friends, family, and a room full of community at the Tea Gardens Country Club, Jessica Johnston undertook the World’s Greatest Shave on Friday 19 January. “On the day of, I am really nervous,” Jess confessed to NOTA. Advertise…
VIGILANT over the sea for the safety of all is a small but purposeful group of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) pilots, working in conjunction with the Surf Life Savers (SLS) of NSW this holiday period. Beachgoers at Hawks Nest may…
AFTER several long delays, the jetty at Tea Gardens’ Apex Park is finally on track to receive critical user-safety upgrades, with a contract awarded on 15 January 2024. Contractors Hunter Wharf and Barge have been selected to upgrade the ailing…
A SMALL contingent of anti-offshore wind farm protesters took the opportunity to be seen by their local State MP, Kate Washington, at the Tea Gardens dredge announcement on Sunday 21 January. Keeping the hope to be heard alive, many of…
PRIME MINISTER Anthony Albanese traded Canberra for Heatherbrae on Tuesday 16 January, in town to check on the progress of fixing the “missing link” along the M1 Pacific Motorway. The $2.1 billion M1 extension, which includes upgrades to the surrounding…