A MAJOR sticking point at the MidCoast Council Community Conversations last week in Hawks Nest was the design of the roadworks at the Tea Gardens end of the Singing Bridge. The community has been stridently calling for a fix to the pedestrian traffic problems upon the bridge’s narrow footpaths, and

FLOWERS, fanfare and fun were the themes of Mother’s Day celebrations on the Myall Coast over the weekend. A day when mums look forward to being taken out for a meal or just some relaxation, Mother’s Day celebrates the contributions of mums - from raising the children who currently shape

AFTER the main commemoration events of the Dawn and 11am Services, it was the community gathering and spirit that many relished on Thursday, 25 April. More than 100 years since the first Gallipoli landings, nonetheless, the uniquely Trans-Tasman commemoration showed its strongest signs yet as one for all to join

THE MYALL River VIEW (Voice, Interests and Education of Women) Club began the new year with its AGM in February, presenting its new committee to get 2024 rolling. The regular monthly March meeting invited well-known local and ex-pharmacist Trish Thatcher as guest speaker. Advertise with News of The Area today.