SAM passed away 20 years ago. His wife, Ruth, is now 90 years of age. Paul was recently told by his mother that despite what he had been led to believe during his lifetime, Sam was in fact his biological…
DEAR News Of The Area, I TAKE exception to the claim of Kate Washington that a small group of “reckless and resentful thugs” are spreading misinformation about offshore wind farms. The energy needs of the community are not what they…
DEAR News Of The Area, IN response to Dr Sally Hunter’s letter. I wonder if Dr Hunter were interested in fronting a group of local residents in tackling zero emissions in our area, would there be supportive interest? The idea…
2 Morantes Street, Pindimar Photo: $825,000 NESTLED in the serene coastal enclave of Pindimar, just a leisurely 150m amble from the tranquil waters of Port Stephens, this delightful family abode offers a splendid retreat for owner-occupiers, retirees, investors, or those…
28 The Esplanade, North Arm Cove New listing 3 bedrooms/ 2.5 bathrooms/6 garages 1972 sqm THIS stunning waterfront property offers the ultimate in coastal living, with easy boat access to the Port Stephens waterway. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac with…
PUBLISHED and aspiring writers gathered for the regular Myall U3A Writers’ Group meeting last Tuesday at Tea Gardens Uniting Church hall, this week hearing from local author Phillip Everett. Self-published writer Ray Keipert and aptly-named bush poet Bob Bush were…
‘DYING to Know’ events were held across Tea Gardens, Bulahdelah, Gloucester and Taree earlier this month, facilitating important conversations about death and grief. In Tea Gardens, Winter Legal director Emma Rowles spoke about wills, probate and will disputes. Advertise with…
GOLDEN anniversaries are a major accomplishment, and Tea Gardens locals Kay and Barry Jones celebrated theirs with family and friends in style on Friday 24 August. “We’ve done a lot of living, it’s just gone by so quickly,” said Kay…
HUNTER Water has commenced remediation efforts to help protect the eroding river banks of the Williams River, spanning from Seaham to Clarence Town. “The Williams River is an important asset to our community, and its preservation is crucial for both…
ANOTHER round of young people have been celebrated as part of the Raymond Terrace Community Positive Behaviour for Learning Program (PBL) program. Last week’s nominees received their awards at a ceremony at MarketPlace Raymond Terrace. Advertise with News of The…