Myall Coast News Of The Area 22 August 2024 Myall Coast (Printed Edition) by News Of The Area - Modern Media - August 22, 2024
The Big Screen with Lindsay Hall Camden Haven Coffs Coast Myall Coast Nambucca Valley Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - August 22, 2024August 22, 2024 IF you’ve been feeling a little lethargic this winter, then perhaps you should check out this week's new releases because heart-pounding thrills seem to be a running theme. Blink Twice is the directorial debut feature of actor Zoe Kravitz, who also co-wrote this tale about a waitress and her friend who
Stargazing: Flat Earth Fantasia Camden Haven Coffs Coast Highlight Section Myall Coast Nambucca Valley Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - August 22, 2024 IN the grand parade of human beliefs, there’s a particularly quirky float where logic and common sense seem to have taken a permanent vacation. Welcome to the wacky world of Flat Earthers - a group of folks who believe our planet is as flat as a pancake, despite all evidence
Keep an eye out for shorebirds Myall Coast Myall Coast - popup ad by News Of The Area - Modern Media - August 21, 2024 IT’S nesting season for the threatened shorebirds that visit the Myall Coast region, and they need our support to survive. Sharing the shore ensures we can continue to enjoy our beautiful beaches, and the resident and migratory shorebird populations will thrive. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for
Tea Gardens St Andrews Op Shop thanks steadfast volunteers Myall Coast Myall Coast - popup ad Myall Coast News by News Of The Area - Modern Media - August 21, 2024 LOCAL mainstays like the Tea Gardens Op Shop happen only with the work and dedication of a small army of volunteers, who were thanked by St Andrews Anglican Church on Friday 16 August. “The Church could not survive in its current form without the income from the Op Shop, and
Marine Rescue Port Stephens having a busy winter Highlight Section Myall Coast Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - August 21, 2024 DESPITE cold and wet weather meaning less boats on the water last month, Marine Rescue Port Stephens still conducted fourteen rescue missions - including two long haul rescues. Marine Rescue Port Stephens Unit Commander Ben Van Der Wiingaart told News Of The Area, “In July we also conducted two search and
Tea Gardens Lions Club volunteers’ weekly clean-up efforts Myall Coast Myall Coast - popup ad Myall Coast News by News Of The Area - Modern Media - August 21, 2024 COMMUNITY service groups do a lot for our towns, such as the Tea Gardens Lions, who take pride in their volunteers’ efforts every Monday morning up at Elouera Lookout. Since 2021, the Tea Gardens Lions Club has been rostering volunteers from their number to maintain the appearance and amenity of
Not ‘realistic’ Libs didn’t know deadline: commissioner Highlight Section Myall Coast Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - August 21, 2024 THE NSW Liberals had plenty of time to nominate candidates for local government elections, the state's electoral commission says, rejecting a requested deadline extension despite its own formal election notice being published two days late. There was still no "realistic possibility" the party or its candidates would not have known the
Bishop of Newcastle visits Tea Gardens for combined service Myall Coast Myall Coast - popup ad Myall Coast News by News Of The Area - Modern Media - August 21, 2024 BISHOP Peter Stuart, of the Diocese of Newcastle, paid a rare and welcome visit to Tea Gardens’ St Andrews Anglican Church on Sunday 18 August. Addressing the combined congregation of Bulahdelah, Tea Gardens and Karuah, Reverend Richard Goscombe warmly welcomed the Bishop’s semi-annual visit to our corner of his immense
Stinker’s Fishin’: Marine Park to remain unchanged Myall Coast Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - August 21, 2024 OVER the past 50 years, since my family and I became a part of Port Stephens, there have been a number of major on-water environmental issues that have required the community to react. I think opposition to the proposed pearl farms galvanised residents more than others, with over 500 attending
