61 Myall Street, Tea Gardens Price: $599,000 INTRODUCING 61 Myall Street, Tea Gardens – a charming free-standing brick veneer and tile house, perfectly suited for first home buyers, investors, and renovators alike. This home has open plan living spaces and…
IN my 40 years in the finance and investment game, the one cause of failure that was a constant throughout Australia and the nine overseas countries that I operated in, was debt. This month the debt crisis in the USA…
DEMOCRACY prevailed at the 34th Tea Gardens Public School Student Parliament official opening on Wednesday, 14 June. Since the first functional sitting back in February, and formal elections in late 2022, the student leaders had had several sessions to get…
ELUSIVE pollution has not escaped the vigilant survey performed by the Paddle Pops and Myall River Action Group (MRAG) upon the Myall River at Tea Gardens, on Friday, 16 June. In a sequel to their previous diligent inspection, the Paddle…
OCEANSIDE art at Bennetts Beach, Hawks Nest, has been weathered by the elements, but vigilant volunteers from the Myall River Art Walk Group have intervened to bring life back to the special mural at the top of the hill. The…
ATHLETICS carnivals are a staple in all NSW schools, with the latest for Tea Gardens Public School being held on Thursday, 8 June. There was something for every kid, as all present participated in the races, running and otherwise, throughout…
‘UNSURPRISING’ was one way to describe the findings of the audit report recently carried out by the NSW Audit Office into financial management and governance performance at MidCoast Council. “Many of the report’s issues reflect the discussions we had with…
THE Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has approved Port Stephens Council’s application for a Special Rate Variation (SRV) of 9.5 percent each year for the next three years. The SRV will come into effect from 1 July 2023, Advertise…
PORT Stephens Council has agreed to crack down on ‘misuse’ of local halls, public venues and any other facilities that can be potentially booked for private functions or events. In an urgent motion brought to Council at their most recent…
PORT Stephens Council has unanimously voted to re-establish Alcohol Free Zones in Anna Bay, Nelson Bay and Raymond Terrace. A component of the Local Government Act (1993), councils are empowered to designate certain “road-related” areas such as roads, footpaths and…