WHILE the weather has been a bit unpredictable as we transition into the new season, anglers on the Mid North Coast have still managed to find success. However, a significant southerly swell and strong winds are expected to disrupt fishing plans this weekend. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's

AUSTRALIA’S leading sustainability chef Matt Stone led a team of seven in cooking up a magical wedding feast at Dunbogan last Saturday. The celebrity chef catered for guests from as far away as Ireland, France and the US at the wedding of Peter Kelly of Yamba and Caity Starkey of Euroa

THREE talented students from St Joseph's Primary School (SJPS) in Laurieton are gearing up for an exciting journey to Brisbane in November. SJPS students Gideon, Willem and Harry, alongside their dedicated science teacher Alfina Jackson, will participate in the STEM MAD (Make A Difference) Student Showcase - a prestigious annual

FIFTY years ago a group of surf life savers from Soldiers Beach on the Central Coast embarked on a groundbreaking journey from Sydney to Coolangatta by sea to showcase the effectiveness and versatility of inflatable rescue boats (IRBs). Last week a recreation of that trip helped pay tribute to a local

DON Kuchel's enchantment with orchids began more than fifteen years ago after a serendipitous encounter with a nursery in the Northern Rivers. “While travelling from Lismore to Ballina, I came across a small nursery and decided to look around,” Don said. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth

RESIDENTS turned out in significant numbers for the Hasting Residents Association’s (HRA) final public candidate meeting, a mayoral debate held at Port City Bowling Club. The forum, attended by mayoral candidates Mark Hornshaw, Nik Lipovac and Lauren Edwards, offered a valuable opportunity for locals to engage directly with those vying for

MOST of the candidates and volunteers handing out “how to vote” cards at the North Haven pre-poll centre at the start of this week, say there were several common themes among the questions they were asked. They were that people either didn’t know there was a Referendum, or they didn’t understand