Tea Gardens Lions Club has once more gone the ‘Hard Yards’ for our local community. President Barry Young spoke to Myall Coast News with some great news for local youth. “Lions have just received Council approval to erect a 3 metre…
Sunday 15 March and a nervous Eilish Battle sat at a table at Myall Quays Shopping centre awaiting the sound of the scissors at the back of her neck. The big day had arrived and Eilish and family friend Jim…
Easter in Tea Gardens was celebrated by local kids at the two Pre-schools and the Primary school with great enthusiasm. On a whirlwind tour of the area this writer has seen firsthand the joy of Easter on the faces of children…
The team at Hairdinkum Style Hawks Nest are on the move but fear not, it’s only around the corner. Tammy Read and the girls are packing up shop from the rear of Myall Pharmacy and relocating to Booner St between Hawks…
The Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Family Research Group is pleased to announce that its latest publication launched last week. This is the “Tea Gardens-Hawks Nest First World War Anzac Centenary 2015” booklet, listing 30 soldiers from this area who volunteered for…
Descendants of known Great War ANZACS from Tea Gardens Hawks Nest are invited to the opening of a memorial plaque. The unveiling will take place at ANZAC Park Tea Gardens on Friday 24 April at 11am. Research for the memorial…
A Tea Gardens Hawks Nest chicken keeper has had their brood decimated by a Spotted Tail Eastern Quoll with a taste for free take away chicken. The resident who wished to remain unnamed lost half of their ‘girls’ over a three…
The future of threatened coral trees on Tea Gardens riverfront should be considered as part of a wider plan for the foreshore, a meeting of key stakeholders decided. A Tree Evaluation Report to Great Lakes Council, prepared by consulting arborist Martin…
Hawks Nest resident Greg Brown will be walking for the Vanuatu Relief fund on Saturday 18 April 2015. Greg states he was overwhelmed by the media vision of the devastation of the small Pacific Island group from Cyclone Pam and felt…
“It’s Not Ok”… That’s what the students of Tea Gardens Public School learnt about on Friday 20 March by participating in the fifth annual ‘National Day against Bullying and Violence’. Principal Mark Clemson said, “Tea Gardens Public School is constantly updating…