SENIORS Men’s Tea Gardens Hawks players began flocking to Myall Park recently, to warm up and train for the coming 2024 season of regional rugby league. The Hawks’ spectacular 2023 season, which saw the side soar all the way into the Grand Final at Lakeside, has no doubt inspired many

THE WORLD came to Palm Lake Resort Tea Gardens (PLR-TG), so to speak, for the annual ‘Australia vs Rest of the World’ lawn bowls tournament on Saturday, 27 January. As a way to observe and celebrate the Australia Day weekend, a friendly tournament was organised and played under the

FUN, friendship and fishing are the hallmarks of the Bulahdelah Bass Bash, now in its 29th iteration. This annual event brings keen anglers from near and far to pit their skills against each other; offering fishers a chance to compete for major prizes and catch up with old friends. Sign-on commenced

NEW season, new game for the Lady Hawks, who will be taking on tackle rugby league for the first time in 2024. The Lady Hawks started pre-season training on 4 January, getting an early jump on their first full season of Ladies Tackle to be fielded by the modern Hawks

HAWKS Rugby League pre-season has begun, with training for the growing Myall River Hawks junior teams, soon to be followed by Tea Gardens Seniors, too. “Every Tuesday and Thursday, we train down at Myall Park,” Leah Saunders, Vice President of the Myall River Hawks Junior RLFC told NOTA. “From 5pm

THE INTREPID fishers of the Bulahdelah Fishing Club have kicked off their 2024 season, wetting their lines for the first time this year. The competition weigh-in was conducted at Bulahdelah Bowling Club, with some impressive catches recorded. “For the first outing it was pretty good as at this time of year