Ready to quit the city? The bush might not be ready Dungog Shire Gloucester District Highlight Section Myall Coast Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - November 26, 2024 IN a city apartment block of 100 people, at least 40 residents are dreaming of a life by the beach or in the countryside. The number of city-dwellers looking to escape the big smoke has doubled in the last 18 months, with two-in-five considering a move, according to a national survey
Giving Trees return to real estate offices across region Dungog Shire Gloucester District Highlight Section Myall Coast Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - November 26, 2024 A HOLIDAY staple for more than 15 years, the R and R Property ‘Giving Trees’ return across the region in 2024. On 1 November, Christmas trees were erected and decorated at R and R Property’s offices in Bulahdelah, Stroud, Gloucester, Raymond Terrace and beyond. Aside from being iconic representations of
Myall River dredging project to start by March 2025 Highlight Section Myall Coast Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - November 20, 2024 DREDGING at three key sites of the Myall River estuary is expected to begin by March 2025. The State Government says planning and preparations are now underway for the major dredging project, which it states will “provide much-needed maintenance dredging across key waterways, supporting local boating activity and improving safety
Panel to let housing developers bypass council scrutiny Dungog Shire Gloucester District Highlight Section Myall Coast Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - November 19, 2024 LARGE-SCALE housing proposals will be allowed to avoid council as Australia's most expensive housing market gets worse under decade-low approvals. From early 2025, housing developments of about 100 homes in greater Sydney will be able to bypass council approval and seek assessment from a new three-person panel. Regional NSW development of about
No deal: nurses and midwives take second 24-hour strike action Coffs Coast Highlight Section Nambucca Valley by News Of The Area - Modern Media - November 15, 2024 THEY didn’t think they would be out on strike again but public sector nurses and midwives across NSW took to the streets once more on Wednesday 13 November. Recent talks between the NSW Nurses and Midwives’ Association (NSWNMA) and the NSW Government have failed to reach an outcome on wages. Advertise with
Labor still ‘in box seat’ despite latest poll results Coffs Coast Highlight Section Nambucca Valley by News Of The Area - Modern Media - November 14, 2024 THE coalition is consolidating its popularity with voters, but political pundits believe Labor is still in a prime position to form government at the next federal election. The latest Newspoll, released on Monday, showed the coalition leading 51 percent to 49 percent, on a two-party preferred basis, the same result as
MidCoast Council secures long-term renewable electricity supply contract Gloucester District Highlight Section Myall Coast by News Of The Area - Modern Media - November 13, 2024 MIDCOAST Council has secured a renewable electricity supply agreement with Iberdrola Australia, extending through to the end of 2030. This agreement is part of a collaborative buyer’s group facilitating a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for 13 regional councils in New South Wales. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth
Teals accuse major parties of silence on climate goals Camden Haven Coffs Coast Highlight Section Nambucca Valley by News Of The Area - Modern Media - November 8, 2024 THE major parties must come clean on a 2035 climate target and how they're going to get Australia there, a united front of independent MPs says. Leading the charge in Canberra on Tuesday, independent MP for North Sydney Kylea Tink said it was "beyond ridiculous" that neither Labor nor the coalition
Workers get $8k more bang for their buck in the bush Dungog Shire Gloucester District Highlight Section Myall Coast Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - November 4, 2024 BACKYARDS, houses and pub meals have long been bigger in the bush. If that hasn't been enough to tempt Australians to move to the country, perhaps a bigger bank balance will do the trick. Regional blue collar workers, like childcare educators and admin assistants, are now about $8000 better off each year
Energy market operator ‘can’t guarantee’ lower bills Camden Haven Coffs Coast Dungog Shire Highlight Section by News Of The Area - Modern Media - October 30, 2024 REPEALING nuclear bans and drafting new environmental, safety and technical guidelines are expected to blow the opposition's nuclear timeline. Australian Energy Regulator chair Clare Savage confirmed to a federal inquiry last Wednesday that Australia would be "looking at eight to 10 years for the regulatory framework itself", not including the time