By Judy GILBERT Residents of ‘The Haven’ decided to get into the ‘spirit of the Olympics’ and have their very own celebration by the Myall Quays lake. Or CLICK FOR ADVERT QUOTE With a gloriously sunny day, the bridge…
Dear News Of The Area, WE would like to thank staff of Tea Gardens Fire Brigade & Ambulance services, Snr Constable Paul Brumby of Raymond Terrace command, neighbours, friends & persons unknown for their brave efforts to contain &…
Dear News Of The Area, On behalf of the Karuah RSL Sub Branch members I would like to thank you for the recent articles in the NOTA in relation to our Vietnam Veterans Day Service and the dedication of our…
Dear News Of The Area, PART of a letter I posted to the MidCoast Council on the 7 September to the attention of Manager Operations South. Please give the following,serious consideration, concerning the “new” path between Ibis St and…
Dear News Of The Area, I, ALONG with the majority of local residents, am appalled at the stupidity of the main protagonists and supporters for the removal of the beautiful, iconic Coral Trees along the Tea Gardens foreshore.…
Dear News Of The Area, SOME might like the new view that has opened up on the Tea Gardens waterfront. But come summer it won’t be pleasant there if you take the family for a picnic . Unless ofcourse you…
Dear News Of The Area, IT is my opinion that you can always pick those who had a dangerous and adventurous childhood by the way they tackle the crossing of a creek bed. There are those who head straight…
Dear News Of The Area, COUNCIL’S ridiculous decision to pull down Bulahdelah cricket nets on 23 October 2015 without consulting with anyone has gone from bad to worse. The community quickly formed a new cricket club so that we may…
Dear News Of The Area, I BELIEVE there are alternatives to removing the riverfront coral trees, and replacing them with Port Jackson figs. Pruning the existing coral trees would be a suitable solution, even though the haven’t lost any major…
Myall Koala and Environment Group WHAT do they look like?:/strong> Echidnas vary in colour depending on their location. In the northern, hotter regions of Australia, echidnas are light brown, but they become darker with thicker hair further south. In…