FROWNS have been all the go on the faces of Karuah Bowlers over the last few months as bowling came to a dead halt. First the Covid lockdown and then the annual maintenance of their green saw their bowlers frustrated and edgy at not being able to bowl at all. Thursday last,

  THERE’s no surprise that young people have been struggling with mental health issues due to the pandemic. Loss of grassroots sport has also taken its toll as isolation and loss of team engagement has hit youth hard. However local clubs can now access some amazing presentations from Australia’s Tokyo Olympic heroes. Australian athletes

  NORTHERN NSW Football will implement a comprehensive review into the effectiveness and efficiency of the governance and administration structures which underpin the game in northern NSW. The NNSWF Board met on Wednesday 27 October and determined to charge Chief Executive Officer David Eland with the responsibility of executing the review. The review

  COMMUNITY sport is back after yet another COVID-19 hiatus. It takes many shapes and forms from surfing, swimming and sailing to hockey, cricket and croquet with a host of options all designed to keep us fit, engaged and active. The sport and recreation sector has scored a $25 million funding boost as

  THE 2021 Motorcycling the Hunter publication was officially launched last week and is a collaboration between Cessnock City, Maitland City, MidCoast, Muswellbrook, Port Stephens, Singleton and Upper Hunter councils. The launch coincides with Motorcycle Awareness Month, which is an initiative of the Motorcycle Council of NSW, and runs in October each

  AUSTRALIANS love their sport, coming from a culture where we work hard and play even harder. However in recent years the issue of concussion and the long term effect of head knocks has been garnering greater attention. Research comparing the brain health of retired athletes from collision and non-collision sports will be