TWO Medowie Dancers swept the floor at the recent Lakeside Dance Challenge in Forster, taking home a collection of awards each. Modern Media: Advertise with News Of The Area and you get your ad in 1) in Print, 2) on the News Website (like this ad), and 3) on our Social
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Charges over alleged break-in, assault near Forster
Police have charged a man following investigations into an alleged break-in and assault of a woman in Diamond Beach at the weekend. Police from Manning-Great Lakes Local Area Command were called to a home on Panorama Drive about 1.30am on Saturday 6 May 2017, after a man allegedly entered the home. The
New Tuncurry jetty ready in time for Easter
MidCoast Council's contractors have completed works to replace the jetty adjacent to the Tuncurry boat ramp in Coral Avenue, just in time for boaties to catch some fresh fish for Easter, thanks to funding under the NSW Government’s Boating Now program. Or CLICK FOR ADVERT QUOTE "The old jetty structure was completely
Reading support program coming to Gloucester
The team at MidCoast Libraries are excited to announce that the Better Reading Better Communities (BRBC) program will be rolled out to the Gloucester community over the coming months. This program aims to support people in our community and started in the Great Lakes region, following a successful grant application written
Marine Drive Forster works to remove sand build-up
Marine Drive Forster works to remove sand build-up Over the next two days MidCoast Council is undertaking minor works to relocate sand from the drain and road side of the dune at the northern end of Forster's One Mile Beach. Or CLICK FOR ADVERT QUOTE Council's Manager of Operations (South) Jamie Condie said
Scraps to Soil Workshops in Tuncurry
Midwaste and MidCoast Council are partnering to host another series of the popular 'Scraps to Soil' workshops in Tuncurry on 3 December. Learn how to compost and turn kitchen scraps into amazing food for your soil and garden. Or CLICK FOR ADVERT QUOTE A registration fee of $20 applies, and includes either