SAVING the Earth and saving lives went hand in hand at a recent presentation of ‘Boomerang Bags’ to local paramedics in Tea Gardens. Boomerang Bags are made from recycled clothing fashioned into useful carry-alls. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us

GARBAGE overflowing from bins at Tea Gardens’ Lions Lookout Park is being cleaned up once a week by volunteers, but they can’t keep up. And it’s not just rubbish from weekend visitors, tyres, ovens and even fridges are being dumped at the park. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth

A NEW sound system, water tank, soft-fall padding for the playground and a fresh coat of paint is coming to Booral Hall. Lyne Federal MP Dr David Gillespie said $30,000 was headed for the hall, for some refurbishment. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business.

A LUCKY motorist walked away from the scene of a crash on Viney Creek Road East on Saturday July 8. Investigations continue, but a combination of poor visibility and a dirt road probably stacked u against the driver. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message

THE Myall River Voice, Interests and Education of Women Club (VIEW) marked it’s 26th Anniversary at the Tea Gardens Grange Clubhouse on Friday, 14 July. More than 80 members congregated, including those of sister clubs at Tilligerry, Maitland, Gloucester and Cessnock, as well as guests from the local Red Cross

TANYA Thompson’s first three months as The Nationals Myall Lakes MP have been busy, and she’s using the parliamentary winter break to confer with her electors. “Having been involved with the back-office issues under Stephen Bromhead (her late predecessor of more than a decade) I was really aware of how it

REFURBISHMENT work will begin in the next two weeks at Hawks Nest Community Centre on Booner Street. MidCoast Council on June 28 voted to release money for the upgrade from its ‘developer contributions’ funds. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone

BENNETTS Beach has been the inspiration for more than one incarnation of a Surf Life Saving Club, and rightly so as it is arguably the most beautiful beach in the world. Previous reports in the News Of The Area have led to more information coming to light regarding the club

WAUKIVRY Road between Bulahdelah and Gloucester was impacted by several landslips during the March 2021 natural disaster and was rendered impassable. The worst landslip occurred 25 kilometres south of Gloucester, where an 80-metre section of road crashed down the hillside taking away the road in the process. Advertise with News of