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TAFE NSW graduating artists on show at Tree-O Gallery
‘ALL Mixed Up’, a collaborative exhibition of work by graduating students from TAFE’s Diploma of Visual Arts and Ceramics course, is showing at Tree-o Galley in Raleigh from 15 to 22 June 2024. The Coffs Coast student artists will be present for an opening celebration on Saturday 15 June from 4-6pm.
A life of photography and conservation: Calumn Hockey talks with News Of The Area
Police informed of beehive thefts on the Coffs Coast
NATIVE stingless bee hives have become the target of theft along the Mid North Coast, leaving local beekeepers distraught. While Police have been informed, the thefts have not been resolved, and beekeepers have started protecting their properties using surveillance methods. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for
Stargazing: There’s a monster on the sun
Missabotti Hall Committee holds Trash and Treasure morning
LAST Saturday, 8 June, the Missabotti Hall held a Trash and Treasure event with stallholders and locals enjoying the fine winter weather to grab a bargain in the undercover patio section of the hall. The council-owned hall, like so many of the Nambucca Valley’s community spaces, has a long history of
Utungun Hall awarded Community Building Partnership grant
UTUNGUN Hall has been awarded a Community Building Partnership grant of $7500 under the NSW government scheme. “We are a very active committee,” Gary Lee, Media Liaison Officer with the Utungun Community Centre’s committee told NOTA. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone
Garden Club Friendship Day held at Stuarts Point
STUARTS Point and District Garden Club members were busy on the morning of Wednesday 29 May preparing the local hall for around 85 guests from a range of local and regional garden clubs. “This day also signifies our one-year anniversary since formation as we take advice from ‘Garden Clubs of Australia’,
Feedback sought on Macksville Bridge maintenance work
THE community is being invited to have its say on maintenance works for Macksville Bridge, with the Review of Environmental Factors now on display. Transport for NSW Regional Director North Anna Zycki said this work will help ensure the historic bridge remains an iconic landmark well into the future. Advertise with News
