CAMDEN Haven has its own dedicated weekly newspaper once more. Independent media company News Of The Area (NOTA), who currently operate four free weekly newspapers across the Mid North Coast and Hunter regions, welcome a fifth member to the NOTA family of newspapers with the launch of Camden Haven News

RESIDENTS of Camden Haven will soon have a new party to consider for local council representation as the NSW division of the Libertarian Party, formerly known as the Liberal Democrats (Lib Dem), prepares to field a ticket in the upcoming 2024 Local Government Elections. Leading the charge is Mark Hornshaw, owner

STUDENTS and educators at St Joseph's Early Childhood Services (SJECS) participated in a range of activities to mark National Reconciliation Week (27 May - 3 June). This year’s theme for the annual week of action is ‘Now More Than Ever’. At St Joseph’s, children took part in an array of

CAMDEN Haven residents are among the record number of people who sought emergency treatment at Port Macquarie Base Hospital (PMBH) in the first three months of this year. The latest quarterly report from the Bureau of Health Information (BHI) shows attendances totalled 13,250 between January to March. This was the highest number

IT only takes a walk on Lake Cathie beach or a cuppa at Kew for our MPs to extol the virtues of the Camden Haven and the many newsworthy stories of those who call it home. State Liberal Member for Port Macquarie Leslie Williams and Federal Nationals Member for Lyne David

IF anyone knows where the whales are this season it will be veteran spotter and long-time rescue volunteer Leigh Mansfield. Most days he can be found at Tacking Point with his binoculars trained southward towards Camden Head and his two way radio transmitting the locations of pods to Port Jet’s whale

CAMDEN Haven residents are among the record number of people who sought emergency treatment at Port Macquarie Base Hospital (PMBH) in the first three months of this year. The latest quarterly report from the Bureau of Health Information (BHI) shows attendances totalled 13,250 between January to March. This was the highest number

BOB and Cherie Heginbothom have what they call a “Telstra seat” on the porch of their Dunbogan home. When their phones ring, that’s the only place they can take the call without it dropping out. “Reception is terrible,” the newly married couple told News Of The Area. “Telstra [keep] saying they’re upgrading the