MYALL University of the Third Age (MU3A) saw a massive turn-out for their annual sign-up day, with dozens of locals, new and returning, seeking to better themselves throughout 2025. Courses offered this year include: Art, Big Ideas, Card Games, Choir, French, Film, Garden, Musicals, Strings, Photography, Spanish, Writing, and Yoga.

LOCALS and visitors alike are encouraged to grab a bargain at the Tea Gardens Baptist Church’s ‘Trash and Treasure’ sale on Saturday, 25 January. A plethora of stalls will be set up at the Myall Street church from 8:30am to 12noon. “There will be something for everyone, including jewellery, old

THE Myall U3A Music Group saw out 2024 with a lively concert, giving its many musician members a chance to add to the chorus and shine. The concert, held in late December, featured superb performances of a variety of Aussie and traditional Christmas songs. Advertise with News of The Area

LADIES and guests of Myall River VIEW Club held their long-awaited Christmas luncheon with special guest speaker Wayne Cooper at Hawks Nest Golf Club on Friday 13 December. Other guests included Zone Councillor Bronwyn Hodges, NOTA, and ladies from VIEW clubs at Redhead, Raymond Terrace and Wangi Wangi. Advertise with

CREATIVE talents collided at the Myall U3A Art Group’s Christmas Luncheon, held at their recent home in the hall of the Tea Gardens Baptist Church on Monday 16 December. An amazing array of delicious, hot-weather-friendly foods were up for grabs, as well as delectable desserts, most of it home-made. Advertise

BULAHDELAH Show President Gary Gooch OAM was recognised for 40 years of service at this year's Bulahdelah show. After a 20-year gap, the Bulahdelah Show recommenced in 1983 with Royce Dorney the inaugural president. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us -

GLORIOUS weather greeted the Tea Gardens Lions Club’s Christmas Fair, held at Hawks Nest Community Hall and park on Friday, 13 December. As a welcome southerly breeze kept the heat at bay, the atmosphere quickly turned festive and joyous at what all present can attest was a very happy, light-hearted