SENATOR Perin Davey, on a tour through the Lyne electorate, dropped in for a short chat on Myall Coast Radio at the studio in Bulahdelah. Senator Davey is a NSW Senator and the deputy leader of the National Party at the Federal level. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth

THE OLD canteen on Myall Park was finally carted away on Tuesday, 15 April, early in the dewy morning. After many months waiting, the old canteen was hoisted and swept away on the back of a tilt-tray truck, by Aaron of Gould’s Tilt-Trucks in Raymond Terrace. Advertise with News

FIREFIGHTERS from the two state services congregated for a joint training session in Tea Gardens on Tuesday, 16 April, in what was hopefully the first of several collaborative sessions moving forward. Passers-by may have noticed the lights and action around the small fleet of emergency services trucks, and the volunteers

GOOD Friday’s Police and Community Charity Golf Day in Hawks Nest raised $35,000 in its 35th year, reinforcing the importance of the town’s longest-running charity golf event and its continued success. “Our event is all about helping as much of our community as possible, and the committee felt strongly about a

CLAIRE Harvey was named the 2024 Stroud Show’s Young Woman of the Year on Saturday 6 April. After interviews the preceding Friday, Claire was awarded the honour on the basis of her remarkable perseverance, hard work, and dedication through several personal hardships, including coming through her recent HSC exams with

RAISING key funds for Camp Quality, a group of charity-focused motorcycle enthusiasts passed through Bulahdelah over the weekend, stopping for a well-earned lunch provided by the local Country Women’s Association (CWA) branch. Camp Quality supports children aged 0-15 battling cancer, as well as their families. Advertise with News of The

VOLUNTEERS of the Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Meals On Wheels service were thanked with an annual morning tea held at the Hawks Nest Community Hall on Tuesday 9 April. Workers who selflessly give up their time helping out in the kitchen and making deliveries, were joined by administrative staff and

AN ENORMOUS old paperbark tree met its demise on Tuesday 9 April just after 5pm, blocking the only road out to Limekilns, Tea Gardens, and requiring heavy machinery to safely remove. Eyewitness accounts and photographic evidence show that the paperbark had, in fact, become completely hollow up its main trunk,