AESTHETICALLY pleasing upgrades have begun around Tea Gardens’ Myall Quays shopping precinct, the façades and features of which had been wearied by time. “After writing to Prosper Group, the property manager for the shops area, since July, we later learnt that an audit had been completed, and contractors were being

LIONS Tea Gardens members learned the life-altering story of an Australian Lions Hearing Dog (ALHD) recipient at their fortnightly dinner on Wednesday, 25 October at Mumm’s On The Myall, Tea Gardens. ALHD was an initiative of two Lions members in the 1980s, inspired by a similar program run in the

WORKING parents around Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest face serious problems as the Out Of School Hours (OOSH) service at Tea Gardens Public School closes at the end of Term 4, 2023. Email notifications from contracted OOSH operator St Nicholas occurred on 16 October, stating the closure was “due to

ANXIETY amplifies across the Myall Coast, as residents worry their voices may go unheard on the controversial wind farm proposal zone. When a Hawks Nest information session was run on 9 March by the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, attendance was barely a dozen residents, despite

SONGS from the heart reverberated around the Promenade at Palm Lake Resort (PLR), Tea Gardens, as the first ‘Songfest’ since the pandemic was held on Tuesday, 10 October. The more than 120-strong local audience was graced with the choral strains of TG-PLR’s local choir ‘Villa Voce’, and a special guest

MAJOR waves emanated from the recent MidCoast Council-commissioned LGA-wide review into swimming pools, with newly adopted recommendations requiring direct community consultation. MidCoast Council’s nine swimming pools - Forster, Gloucester, Taree, Wingham, Krambach, Tea Gardens, Nabiac, Bulahdelah and Stroud - all received suggested operational changes that Council hopes will make them

BALES aplenty were the order of the day as almost two dozen tracks laden with hay had a quick stop over in Bulahdelah for lunch on their way to supply much needed hay to struggling farmers in the northern part of the state. This was the first of two planned

SEVERAL local charity groups were thanked for their years of selfless effort on Wednesday, 18 October, as they were presented with Certificates of Appreciation by Nova For Women and Children. Based in Newcastle, Nova’s stated purpose is “to prevent or end homelessness, confront injustice and advocate for the right of

A LIFE-SAVING Automatic Electronic Defibrillator (AED) has been installed at the Tea Gardens Slipway, providing the public with another vital tool that could make all the difference. The highly visible AED is housed in a weather-proof casing, mounted on the southern external wall of the Slipway’s winch-house, near the pedestrian