Bulahdelah Central School has been awarded the title of Champion School at the Mid-Coast Science and Engineering Challenge in Taree. Showing impressive innovation and problem-solving skills, the Year 5 and 6 students claimed the win ahead of five other participating schools.…
Over 220 cyclists and support crew pedaled into the local area last week as part of the annual Tour de Cure charity ride. Now in its tenth year, the ride retraced the inaugural route from Brisbane to Sydney, travelling 1,518km…
OCTEC employment service is working to change lives by providing job opportunities, education and training in local communities. This government funded organisation is based on the simple principal of local people providing high quality services in their community. Working from…
Bulahdelah Fishing Club members returned from their monthly outing with a heavy haul of fish to be weighed last Sunday. Twenty-six anglers took to the waters of Mungo Brush over the weekend with several new club members enjoying their first…
With Mother’s Day this Sunday, families are planning many different ways of celebrating the day. Children are the greatest gift of all for 92-year-old Thora Ireland from Bulahdelah. Mrs Ireland said she will be kept busy on Sunday with visits and…
Bulahdelah Ambulance Officers have received a much needed addition to their equipment with the donation of a UHF Radio, thanks to the generosity of Bulahdelah Lions Club. The UHF Radio will help improve communication between all essential services during emergency…
Tea Gardens Police have welcomed Senior Constable Rob Wylie to the area after taking up a position at the station two weeks ago. Senior Constable Wylie has previously served the Bulahdelah and surrounding community for the past five years. He also…
When driving up Meade Street in Bulahdelah one may notice the shiny, newly refurbished Cenotaph. After the ANZAC Centenary last year, the NSW Government established a Community War Memorial Fund to help protect and conserve existing war memorials across NSW. The…
April was National Autism Awareness Month, aimed at raising an understanding of this life-long condition affecting one out of every 100 people worldwide. Bursting into the realm of public awareness with the 1988 film Rainman, autism is far more than just…
[one-fifth-first][/one-fifth-first][one-fifth][/one-fifth][one-fifth][/one-fifth][one-fifth][/one-fifth][one-fifth][/one-fifth] Sophie Grills lives at Bulahdelah looks like every other four-year-old girl, with her infectious smile and short dark hair. But Sophie’s smile hides a battle with a rare form of cancer known as Pineoblastoma, discovered when she was just two-years…