TWO of Port Stephens’ key community support groups have joined forces for the benefit of the Tilligerry Peninsula community, opening ‘Tilli Place’ at Tanilba Bay, in an effort to expand access to much-needed youth mental health and frontline services. Port Stephens’ only free youth mental health counselling service, jupiter, and the

  MOTHER’S Day is a time to show our appreciation and love for the mother-figures in our lives, but it can also be an opportunity to make a difference. More and more these days, families are giving Mother’s Day gifts that give back to the community and protect our future. Personally, I love

  BIRUBI Beach was host to the 2021 NSW Longboard Titles which saw a gigantic Saturday and Sunday of surfing action with all final longboard champions crowned. Local Suellen Goyne of Corlette nabbed two titles for the local surfing contingent as she took out the Over-40 and Over-50 Women’s divisions. Ethan Smith of

  CONSTRUCTION of a new revetment rock wall and path along a section of Soldiers Point foreshore, north of the existing marina has commenced. The new rock revetment wall will help stabilise the area, which is currently experiencing coastal erosion and provide a safer connection between the boat ramp, car park and

  PORT Stephens has just enjoyed its first Wellness Expo and the results will be sure to put a smile on a few faces and not just those who attended the expo. Organisers Kerri Rodley and Chontelle Grecian are more than happy with the results and attendance at their first Wellness Expo

  IT’s all too true – it’s easy to make a baby in the dark, but it is much harder to deliver one there. The Rotary Club of Salamander Bay has been actively working on international projects in Papua New Guinea for many years specifically supporting Save The Kula Babies. Now they are

  IF you can spare a few hours, make some phone calls, or drive a car you can make a very real difference to a woman in our community while she battles breast cancer. The Tomaree Breast Cancer Support Network spend many hours driving local women to treatment in Newcastle and Maitland

  IN one of the largest crowds seen for many years, Tilligerry celebrated ANZAC day with some 400 people turning out for the commemorative service on the lawns outside the club. Whereas most RSL clubs cancelled their marches, Tilligerry continued with their long standing tradition, assembling in Avenue of the Allies Tanilba