THE Men’s Health Education Rural Van (MHERV) is coming to Camden Haven, offering free health check-ups for local residents. The MHERV van will be stationed in the Laurieton United Services Club (LUSC) car park on Monday 25 and Tuesday 26 November, inviting residents to take advantage of a free, confidential health

NESTLED along the banks of the serene Thone River in Comboyne, the charming property known as Larrikins Lock-Up awaits a new chapter - and a new owner ready to embrace its rich history and vibrant community appeal. Originally home to the village’s Police Station over a century ago, the one-acre property

THE Camden Haven Chamber of Commerce is hosting a series of ‘Member Meet-Up’ events across the region. The gatherings provide an opportunity for local businesses and organisations to meet in an informal setting and develop relationships. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us.

CAMDEN HAVEN community members are invited to join the Blessing of the Angels Remembrance Service at St Thomas Anglican Church in Port Macquarie on Sunday, 1 December. The service is held annually on the first Sunday in December and is open to anyone who has experienced pregnancy loss, stillbirth or

POLICE are appealing for public information and dashcam footage as they investigate the death of a man whose body was found near the Stewarts River Bridge on Sunday. Officers were called to the highway 13 kilometres south of Kew around 5pm, after someone who had been looking for a 39-year-old Port

MORE than a year has passed since Member for Port Macquarie Leslie Williams tabled the signatures of 16,000 Camden Haven residents in parliament, calling for improvements to the “Ghost Road” intersection. In that time, Mrs Williams and the Bonny Hills Progress Association (BHPA), have continued lobbying for an overpass - without

NSW OPPOSITION Leader Mark Speakman spent two days in the Port Macquarie electorate this week, inspecting various community projects and connecting with local business members. Mr Speakman was joined on the visit by Member for Port Macquarie Leslie Williams and Shadow Minister for Youth Justice Aileen MacDonald OAM. Advertise with News of

TEACHERS in Australia's largest school system have agreed to a three-year pay deal that includes better working conditions, ending the prospect of a damaging industrial dispute with the NSW government. The NSW Teachers Federation signed the wage deal, which includes a minimum pay increase of three percent for the next three