For Mish Mockovic Martin her concept for writing a book has been on her mind for the past ten years but three years ago Mish became serious about her project and now has successfully launched her book, “Insights of a Yogi”…
The Twenty Sixth opening of Parliament was held on Wednesday 20 May at Tea Gardens Public School with Local State member Kate Washington and Deputy Mayor Councillor Len Roberts in attendance to oversee the ceremony. Attended by the whole student body…
Most Tea Gardens residents and visitors would have seen the top of the sunken houseboat which was moored west of the Singing Bridge as a result of the recent storm event. After being contacted by the owner’s insurance company, Paul Bendy…
Aussie Bush Camp at Tea Gardens hosted a group of high achieving Indigenous students from the Hunter Region this week to provide them with life skills to further their excellence in their study and goals. Galuwa is a Sydney area Aboriginal…
Over the past year or so there have been three koala deaths by vehicles on Kingfisher Avenue between the Singing Bridge and Ibis Avenue. There have also been deaths on the same stretch in previous years. Because we have such a…
Ladies from New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland arrived in Tea Gardens earlier this month to take part in the bi-annual Quilting Retreat. The event was hosted by Jenifer Gimbert, owner of Black Possum Fabrics. Celebrating its twelfth year since…
Artists celebrating the start of the winter season invite the community to join them for the Winter Warmer on Friday 5 June. Always a popular evening, Galleries in the Gardens (GIG) members have chosen this year’s art theme of ‘Reflections’ to…
Get on down to the Fire and Rescue Station on Saturday 30 May and learn about fire prevention and meet some of the locals who help keep us safe in times of emergency. The station, located on Marine Drive near the swimming pool, will be open from 10.00am until…
Those wonderful people who chose a career of caring for others were recognised on 12 May, International Nurses Day. It’s no coincidence, that this is also the birth date of Florence Nightingale one of the most famous nurses in the world. At the Manor in…
Bitou Busters planted 115 plants at Winda Woppa to replace native bush accidentally removed by council workers. Within two hours on Saturday 9 May, the Bitou Busters team of 15 spread the mulch, then planted and watered the 115 plants…