MYALL River VIEW Club held a special meeting on Friday 8 November to commemorate Remembrance Day in advance and to also hear some pertinent tips on saving money. *Jack from Service NSW highlighted a large suite of rebates and concessions. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for

INSPIRATION can be anywhere, from the works of a world-renowned artist, to a humble plastic park bench, both of which have inspired local poet Stefan Apostol. Currently a volunteer at a Hawks Nest nursing home, Stefan’s storied past has included composing music; being in a rock band; recording a solo

THE GATEWAY to the Myall Quays shopping precinct has received a long-awaited clean-up, with major clearing of the front pond starting last week. The front pond has two silver dolphin statues, frozen in perpetual dives, but they have not been readily visible to visitors to Tea Gardens nor the shopping

LAST Tuesday evening the renowned Myall Melodians Community Choir captivated another full-house audience with song at the Grange Country Club Auditorium. Led by indefatigable maestro Margaret Rowden, the choir presented their tribute to spring in a variety concert entitled “Flora-Fest in Song”. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth

A SIGNIFICANT donation of a fully serviceable surfboat, complete with oars and rowlocks, has been received by the Jimmys Beach Aquatic Club (JBAC), courtesy of the Soldiers Beach Surf Life Saving Club. Picked up earlier in October, the “as new” boat came as an unexpected, yet very welcome and valuable

COUNCILLOR Claire Pontin was elected as MidCoast Mayor for a second consecutive term as the new-look council met for its first ordinary meeting last Wednesday. Jeremy Miller was elected as Deputy Mayor. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us -

ARTISTS of all ilk from the Myall University of the Third Age (U3A) descended on Hawks Nest Community Hall over the October long weekend, to display and sell their labours of love and expression at the annual Art Show. Artworks by new and long-time members were on display. Advertise with News of

MIDCOAST locals have a chance to win cash for outstanding upcycling projects in the annual Reviva Reuse Competition. “This competition is the highlight of our year because it showcases the incredible ideas and talents in our community,” said Reviva MidCoast Area Manager Matthew Thrippleton. Advertise with News of The Area