EIGHT future firefighters from Bulahdelah Central School (BCS) recently completed the NSW Rural Fire Service School (RFS) Cadet program. The program has been running for seven years. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business.…
CELEBRATE International Compost Awareness Week (7 to 13 May) by starting your own compost at home. “Composting is good for the environment because it reduces the amount of organic matter that ends up in landfill,” said MidCoast Council’s Waste Manager,…
ANZAC Day commemorations in Bulahdelah were a major success, with school children turning out in numbers for the 11am march and the dawn service extremely well attended by the public. But what does ANZAC Day mean to those who have…
PAINTED rocks are prompting smiles along the Myall Coast, part of a movement that has already gone international. Port Stephens local Sarah Mischin, of Mischin Cleaning Co., first encountered the ‘travelling rocks’ phenomenon while recently travelling interstate. Advertise with News…
SOPHIE Grills of Bulahdelah is dancing to make a difference for sick kids. Having suffered from multiple health issues over her life she wishes to help others who and their families are under strain to meet their everyday needs and…
‘THE Service Clubs of the Myall Coast Welcome You’ reads the striking new entry sign into Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest, designed and made by local artist and photographer Glen Henry. The new sign displays nine key local volunteer organisations…
BULAHDELAH has been announced as a finalist in the NSW Tourism Awards in the top small towns category. This awards program allows tiny, small and large tourism towns to highlight the many features that visitors to their areas may consider…
YOU may have seen a man walking along the Myall Way on Monday, 24 April, the latest leg in his epic journey from Melbourne to Brisbane. Leon Sappl, from Perth via Melbourne, had travelled Europe, but in hindsight, “I travelled…
ADVENTURE on the high seas awaits one young man from Tea Gardens, soon to set to sail on a tall ship from Sydney to Brisbane on 7 May. Fourteen-year-old Kassian Sikora, a member of the Karuah Rowing & Aquatic Club,…
A VILLAGE in Cambodia, some 30km outside Angkor Wat, has established a strong and special connection with the people of Tea Gardens and surrounding areas, thanks in no small part to the selfless efforts of Jan and Owen Holbert. The…