TEA Gardens had a reason to celebrate on Friday night with the opening of a new restaurant, The Garden Eatery. Jenny and Ly, the proud owners felt the only way to begin their venture was with the inclusion of…
TEA Gardens Library will welcome back Mick Marcon, Losang Dragpa Kadampa Buddhist Centre’s resident teacher, for an inspiring talk on the book ‘The New Eight Steps to Happiness’, this Friday 5 March. Mick has delivered talks across a number…
A TWO year project to ensure run off from unsealed roads is cleaner before it reaches MidCoast waterways will see significant improvements for roads and our environment alike. MidCoast Council and NSW Local Land Services have been working together…
THE Myall U3A Photography Group have selected their ‘Example of the Set Subject’ for February, a wildlife shot by group member Ann Woods. Each month, the Group will select a photograph to highlight in the Myall Coast News Of…
IN the debate surrounding wild dogs and dingos there is new science behind why some dingos may not look quite the way many people think they should. A study by The University Of Sydney states that there is no…
THE Myall U3A French classes have joyfully reconvened after a 10 month break. Convenor George Nadal said that he is ready for another year of classes and the usual monthly ‘Matinee des Bavards’, or morning tea and chat. The…
THE koala is iconic both here in Australia and internationally. The bear, that isn’t a bear, is rare and hard to spot. Its population has been decimated by recent bushfires. Add to this the high incidence of illness and…
FOR almost four decades, Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Meals on Wheels (MOW) has been providing a much-needed service to the older residents in the area. The organization has grown considerably from its humble beginnings in the Uniting Church Hall…
NATHALIE Craig is a name that would bring back fond memories for many readers of the NOTA. They will remember Nathalie – a young, vibrant woman fresh out of University beginning her journalism career writing the NOTA almost single…
LOCAL community fundraising group, the Pearls of Port Stephen, donated $3000 towards Hunter Medical Research following their very successful ‘Buy my Wardrobe’ fundraising event held on 23 January. Member, Kerry Patterson, told News Of The Area, “Thanks to the…