THE MEN’S Shed at Tea Gardens has received a cutting-edge technology upgrade, thanks to a sponsorship from Century 21 Real Estate in Tea Gardens, together purchasing a new diode laser engraving tool. “Ivy Stevenson contacted us from Century 21, asking us to engrave some cheese boards for their housewarming gift

BULAHDELAH has played host to a session by the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) where beekeepers and members of the public could find out more about Varroa mite and efforts to manage it. The Varroa mite attacks and feeds on honey bees and is one of the most damaging honey

HORRENDOUS weather in recent weeks, and the visibly degraded state of several public roads and amenities, has been tempered by the fact that, despite everything, things are still getting done by MidCoast Council. Several essential public works projects have been started, with Council’s project organisers weaving around the autumn rains

MULTIPLE volunteer groups across the Lyne Federal electorate will share in over $65,000 through the Australian Government’s 2023-24 Volunteer Grants program, including many in the Myall Coast region. The Karuah Progress Association (KPA) has received $2000, the Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Surf Life Saving Club (TGHN SLSC) received $1500, and

THE MEN’S Shed at Tea Gardens has received a cutting-edge technology upgrade, thanks to a sponsorship from Century 21 Real Estate in Tea Gardens, together purchasing a new diode laser engraving tool. “Ivy Stevenson contacted us from Century 21, asking us to engrave some cheese boards for their housewarming gift

‘NEVER drive through flood waters’ – the message from the State Emergency Service was crystal clear, and reinforced by yet another incident during flooding of the Myall Way on Sunday 5 May. At least one vehicle drove into flood waters along Myall Way, was subsequently inundated and stalled near the

A FLEET of trucks has been busily transporting load after load of sand from the Winda Woppa stockpile to the Jimmys Beach erosion zone along The Boulevarde for the last several days. The trucks are driving all the way from the stockpile at the extreme end of Winda Woppa peninsula,

SUBMARINER Rob Woolrych delivered a much-enjoyed guest speech about life under the sea at the Hawks Nest and District Probus meeting at the Hawks Nest Golf Club on Friday 3 May. Seventy-seven members, including a dozen new inductees, and eleven visitors, listened intently as Mr Woolrych described a travelogue of

THE BRAVE men and women of the Tea Gardens Fire & Rescue 471 wish to remind all residents to ‘Be Fire Safe’, with a raft of measures and information made publicly available and free to reinforce households and businesses against fire risks. The firefighters, who are also fully rescue accredited