SAFETY first for the burgeoning teams and members of the Myall River Hawks Junior Rugby League Club in 2024, who hosted a massive Easter-themed fundraiser at the Hawks Nest Golf Club on Friday, 22 March. With the wearing of helmets by Junior players being made compulsory by the Club as
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Tea Gardens swimmer to take on State Championships
YOUNG local swimmer Kayleigh Thompson will go to the NSW State swimming championships next month, after winning at the Hunter Regional Championships at The Forum, Newcastle University, on Tuesday 12 March. First winning at the Tea Gardens Public School (TGPS) swimming carnival, Kayleigh then represented her school and won at
Pearl Manton a driving force for Karuah Pearls netballers in Port Stephens Association
SHE may live with multiple sclerosis but educator Pearl Manton is a true inspiration to budding netballers in the Port Stephens region. For more than two decades the lady dubbed ‘Aunty Pearl’ by the local netball fraternity has devoted countless hours to the sport as a player, coach and administrator. Despite battling
Hawks RLFC raising funds to finish new complex
HAWKS Rugby League Football Club has been moving ahead at full steam, raising funds to finish off the Myall Sports Complex at Hawks Nest’s Myall Park. “We need $500,000 to finish the whole project, but the new toilet and meeting room (Stage 2A) requires only $180,000,” Dacca, Hawks’ Vice-President and
Tea Gardens Lions donate airbike to boxing gym
YOUTH physical and mental fitness has been augmented by Tea Gardens Lions’ significant donation of an ‘airbike’ to the local Boxing Club on Wednesday, 6 March. “We originally approached the Tea Gardens Lions to ask them for help funding the airbike’s purchase,” Rob Wylie from the Tea Gardens Hawks Nest
Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Nippers rewarded for fantastic season
Tea Gardens Palm Lake Resort defeats Fern Bay in Bowling Club rivalry
Yachts compete for Peter Collins Memorial trophy
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Tea Gardens Hawks Nest fishers take on Shield Challenge
FISHING Clubs from either side of the Myall Estuary competed in the inaugural Shield Challenge on the weekend of 23-25 February, a twin-town rivalry of anglers from Tea Gardens Country Club Fishing Club and Hawks Nest Fishing Club. Starting from 4pm on the Friday, registered anglers took to the water