IT was a weekend of firsts for Tea Gardens mother of two, Jodie Genner. The 36 year old Real Estate manager competed in her first City2Surf in Sydney, tackling heartbreak hill to raise funds for the Autism Awareness Association.…
DOLPHINS make the Myall Coast and indeed all of Port Stephens and Mid Coast Great Lakes region a very special place. It is rare not to see them somewhere in the river, ocean or port, whether you are strolling along…
OVER 130 students erupted with excitement when Santa arrived at the annual Christmas in July Celebration at Tea Gardens Public School last week. As Santa made his way through the packed school hall, students continually stopped the bearded man in…
THE Rotary Club of Myall Coast is at present hosting a participant in their International Rotary “New Generations Service Exchange” (NGSE) program. Claudia Euler is a recently qualified Pastry Chef from the city of Bremen in Germany and will be…
QUEEN’S Kitchen Restaurant has officially opened at Tea Gardens Country Club offering diners a wide choice of Modern Italian cuisine. The business is operated by husband and wife team Steven and Justine Jones who bring over 25 years’ of experience…
PART of the funding from the Federal Government’s ‘Broadband for Seniors’ Program will be used this year to provide a series of Technology Workshops at MidCoast Council’s Tea Gardens Library. These workshops will be held in the Library on Tuesday…
THE name “mother-of-millions” may conjure up images of comfort and caring, but this red-flowered ornamental plant is a real killer. Not only is it poisonous to people and pets, but it constitutes a serious risk to stock, as poisoned cattle…
THE Tea Gardens Lions Club celebrated the 100th Anniversary of the founding of Lions International at their recent changeover. In the last 12 months Lions have donated in excess of $20m to its eye health, measles and rubella vaccinations and…
AT around 3.30pm Sunday 17 July, police received a number of phone calls in relation to a green Toyota ECHO hatchback being driven by a female who appeared to be intoxicated. It was said to Police that the vehicle was…
ON Sunday 17 July, Police observed three vessels leave the public wharf in Tea Gardens. Each boat contained five males each who were quite noisy and were attracting the attention of pedestrians. One vessel attempted to tow a skier from…