CROQUET grows ever more popular, with a recent visit by the Myall River VIEW Club, and some new members joining in the lawn-sized fun. Back in May, several ladies from VIEW visited the lawns at Myall Park to try a…
LADIES of the Myall River VIEW Club celebrated the group’s 28th anniversary with a big and beautiful luncheon at the Tea Gardens Grange Clubhouse on Friday 12 July. “When I helped start this Club 28 years ago, I never thought…
A LARGE outdoor heated pool, native gardens and a cultural art trail will soon take shape at Reflections Hawks Nest, alongside a refurbishment of park amenities, following Council’s approval of a development application by Reflections Holidays. The $1.4 million, “stage…
ARTISTS and members of the Galleries in the Gardens (GiG) held the official opening of their Winter Warmer exhibition in Tea Gardens on Sunday 7 July, for the first time enjoying a daytime celebration. While the riverfront outside was grey…
THE LGA’s Koala Conservation Strategy was adopted by Councillors at the June 26 meeting of MidCoast Council. The strategy was placed on public exhibition from 25 March to 6 May 2024, with Council receiving 38 submissions, totalling 169 comments from…
TEA Gardens Lions united for their annual Changeover Dinner, held this year at Mumm’s On The Myall on a chilly winter’s night on Wednesday 26 June. The special occasion marked the changeover from last year’s Board to this year’s, and…
RECENT contentious roadworks at the foot of the Singing Bridge have caused several community groups to lament the often slow and impenetrable bureaucracy that gives painful birth to such projects. Community concerns centre on issues such as the impregnable nature…
A GRAND day out was had by the members of the Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Motor Club, who assembled their fleet of beloved vehicles to journey to Heritage Gardens, near Maitland, on Thursday 20 June. “The Motor Club generally holds…
DAMAGE and vandalism have blighted Tea Gardens’ Elouera Park for months, but recent improvements have seen the former eyesore become a pleasant place to picnic once again. Among the worst of the damage was that done to the structural integrity…
MIDCOAST Council is offering local tourism operators the opportunity to strengthen their appeal to high yielding, environmentally conscious visitor markets by becoming ECO Certified with Ecotourism Australia. Council, in partnership with key local, State and national stakeholders, is itself on…