DEAR News Of The Area, I WOULD like to address inaccuracies of the recent article titled “Plans to Hawks Nest expand Golf Club” (sic) which appeared in the 14 January 2021 edition. Firstly, there is no proposal to expand the Hawks Nest Golf Club. Secondly, there is no proposal or plan to relocate
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Go Local First and support Cowper electorate small businesses
THE Go Local First campaign wants shoppers to support Cowper’s small businesses. This Federal Government-funded campaign is calling on shoppers to back small businesses by purchasing goods and services from them either in-person or online. Member for Cowper Pat Conaghan says small businesses account for a third of Australia’s economic output, so
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FOR the Gumbaynggirr, the coastline is a source of food and of special places, such Giidany Miirlarl (Muttonbird Island) which is a traditional site, used for holding ceremonies in connection with the moon. For the early colonial maritime community, however, it was a means of transport, and one way to establish
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Times Gone By – Coffs Coast Convict Connections
SEAGOING transport was essential in Australia, not only for overseas travel, but also along its vast coastline. Not having any rivers, Coffs Harbour (Garlambirla – River Oak Country) was isolated between the nearest ports of Boat Harbour (Bellingen) and Grafton. Essentially, the Gumbaynggirr people remained undisturbed by the new Australian arrivals until
December Progress Report – Hawks Nest Tea Gardens Progress Association
Woolgoolga Probus Club welcome new President and Committee
WOOLGOOLGA Probus Club is a group of active retirees who meet regularly for friendship and fun. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us - (02) 4981 8882. Email us - media@newsofthearea.com.au After a hiatus of several months more than forty members joined