MEMBERS of the Hawks Nest Bridge Club celebrated Christmas and a year of fiery competition together at Mumm’s on the Myall on Tuesday 10 December. Seventy people gathered for lunch, and shared their strategies for success as they discussed hands won and lost in the card-based battles that occurred almost

FROM September to March residents and visitors are asked to be alert to endangered nesting shorebirds on local beaches. “Whether you’re walking, driving, or taking a pet for a stroll, avoid going above the high-tide mark wherever possible and give the birds plenty of space,” MidCoast Council said in a

FAMILY recipes were brought out from long-cherished cookbooks this holiday season, and NOTA has heard and tasted one that was too good not to share. Hawks Nest local and pelican protector Bev Struik, an active and artistic member of the Myall U3A Art Group, kindly shared her family traditional recipe

MIDCOAST Council has released its annual Waterway and Catchment Report Card. Each year water sampling is undertaken across the MidCoast LGA’s six major catchments to report on ecological health and track progress on management actions. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us