ANZAC Day saw an incredibly large attendance in Tea Gardens for the 10:30am march and subsequent 11am service at ANZAC Park on Thursday, 25 April. The march down Marine Drive was launched by an earlier-than-expected fly-by from the RAAF jet, which zoomed down the main road over the gathered marchers,

YOUTH Week came to life at the Tea Gardens Hawks Nest SLSC, with MidCoast Council hosting accomplished professional artist Sharon Tudor Smith to lead a fun and interactive art workshop on Tuesday 16 April. With the stunning backdrop of Bennetts Beach and Yacaaba, ten young people aged 12-24 attended the

CELEBRATIONS for the 50th Anniversary of the Singing Bridge saw multiple community groups converge for a singular day of uniquely local festivities at the Tea Gardens Hotel on Saturday 6 April. The Pearls of Port Stephens ran their stylish ‘Buy My Wardrobe’ pop-up op-shop in the Dolphin Room, giving new

MIRACULOUS weather on the Golden Anniversary of the Singing Bridge endorsed the re-enactment of the historic sail-past that was held at the Opening in 1974, sailed once more on Saturday 6 April, 2024. Led by the diehard boaties of the local Myall Lakes Aquatic Club (MLAC), a flotilla of fourteen

EASTER was an artful affair for the kids of all ages who competed in the Galleries in the Gardens (GiG) ‘Great Easter Art Hunt’ along the Tea Gardens waterfront across the Easter long weekend. From Thursday 28 March to Monday 1 April (excluding Good Friday), GiG volunteers planted two special

HOLIDAYMAKERS at Hawks Nest’s Reflections Caravan Park were treated to hands-on demonstrations by a joint contingent of Pindimar/Tea Gardens Rural Fire Brigade and Tea Gardens 471 Fire and Rescue on Easter Saturday, 30 March. The big red trucks rolled up on the green outside, attracting waves of kids and families,