TEA Gardens RSL Sub Branch will be commemorating ANZAC Day this year whilst adhering to Covid restrictions. The President, Mr Mal Motum extends a warm welcome to the public to join us in remembering our brave Veterans, past and…
SOMETHING Fabulous! has happened for the entire membership of Galleries in the Gardens (GIG) art group – and for our community as well. GIG has won a grant to conduct its innovative new Fabulous! program. This culminates in a…
All Day Dining Cafe BULAHDELAH Central School Year 11 and 12 Hospitality students have showcased impressive culinary skills while preparing lunch for staff as part of their ‘All Day Dining’ assessment task. The student’s menu consisted of Frittata with…
MYALL Lakes Aquatic Club recently celebrated 50-years since the Myall Lakes Yacht Club was first formed in 1970. Due to COVID-19, festivities planned for this 50-year milestone in 2020 were necessarily postponed. Finally, on Saturday 27 March 2021, the…
FOR some, croquet tends to conjure a magical world of the Queen Of Hearts and fanciful flamingos being used as croquet mallets. Perhaps if Lewis Carroll had penned the literary classic in Tea Gardens it would be pelicans rather than…
BULAHDELAH Mountain and Markwell are about to feature in an art exhibition showcasing the work of locally renowned artist Carol Archer. Carol Archer is an Australian artist and scholar who returned to rural N.S.W. in Australia in 2016 after…
DESPITE the floods and constant rainfall during the last week, a bright Ray of sunshine has shone through. On Saturday 20 March, Bulahdelah residents Aleesha Ray and her husband Ash, along with his colleague Trevor McLeod, shaved their heads…
Malcolm McPhail, aged 83, was last seen at his house on Bowraville Road, Spickett’s Creek – near Bellingen – about 8am Tuesday 30 March 2021. He was reported missing to officers from Coffs/Clarence Police District and has not been…
SCHOOLS throughout Australia are about to gain valuable resources to help our children learn about the legacy of those who have served as ANZACs. New resources are being supplied free to educational institutions and include a range of different…
MidCoast Council is seeking feedback from the community on its draft MidCoast Cultural Plan 2036, a foundational document that will help build on local strengths and better support arts and culture across the region. “The Cultural Plan will provide…