Tomaree Public School teachers take a Bloody Long Walk Port POPUP - DAupdate Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - September 11, 2024 FOUR teachers from Tomaree Public School (TPS) embarked upon ‘The Bloody Long Walk’ on Sunday 25 August, an annual event raising money and awareness of Mitochondrial Disease for the Mito Foundation. Despite the rain about 700 people completed the 35 kilometre (km) walk around Newcastle and its surrounding suburbs.
Raymond Terrace Community Positive Behaviour for Learning Port POPUP - DAupdate Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - September 11, 2024 THE Raymond Terrace Community Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL) program continues to support the development of local students. Seaham Public School Principal Craig Partridge said the PBL program helps “guide our students in using positive behaviour, in the school and in the community”. Advertise with News of The Area today.
Hunter Region Botanic Garden celebrates birds Port POPUP - DAupdate Port Stephens Port Stephens News by News Of The Area - Modern Media - September 11, 2024 THE Hunter Region Botanic Gardens is celebrating birds with a fundraiser on Sunday, an opportunity to learn about the incredible species who call the region home. The ‘Celebrate Birds’ event will include a presentation from Mat Spillard, one of Port Stephens’ top avian photographers. Advertise with News of The Area
Peninsula Garden Ramble to raise funds for Wildlife In Need of Care Port POPUP - DAupdate Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - September 11, 2024September 12, 2024 GARDEN spaces will be opened to the public later this month as a fundraiser for Wildlife In Need of Care (WINC). On Sunday, 29 September eight blossoming gardens across Tilligerry will welcome guests as part of the ‘Peninsula Garden Ramble’, with net profits donated to WINC, a volunteer-run organisation which
Fisheries Institute release rare White’s Seahorses Photo Gallery Port POPUP - DAupdate Port Stephens Port Stephens News by News Of The Area - Modern Media - September 11, 2024 LITTLE Beach at Nelson Bay was the location for the release of 132 endangered baby seahorses last Friday, with local school children playing a key role. Fifteen schools across Port Stephens have recently been involved in an educational program which spotlights the endangered White’s Seahorse, a species native to Australia’s
Port Stephens to elect new Mayor on Saturday Port POPUP - DAupdate Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - September 11, 2024September 11, 2024 WITH pre-polling for the Port Stephens local government elections underway, News Of The Area offered the three mayoral candidates one final opportunity to spruik their policy platforms. Candidates were asked to supply 200 words on themselves and general policies, and 100 words on their position on offshore wind development off
Men’s collective launches in Soldiers Point Port POPUP - DAupdate Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - September 10, 2024 LIFETIME Soldiers Point local Mitchell Cooper knows the value of believing “I am enough”. Admitting six years ago that “something had to change”, Mitchell has been journeying through “personal struggles and deep inner work”. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us
Australia commemorates Threatened Species Day Port POPUP - DAupdate Port Stephens Port Stephens News by News Of The Area - Modern Media - September 10, 2024 ON September 7 1936 the last known Thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger) died in Hobart Zoo, with the date now marking the nation’s Threatened Species Day. It is a day to commemorate the almost 2000 Australian plant and animal species that are listed as 'threatened'. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's worth
Seaside Singers celebrate 15 years with community concert Port POPUP - DAupdate Port Stephens by News Of The Area - Modern Media - September 10, 2024 CONCEIVED by Diana and Ron Souter in 2009, the Seaside Singers Community Choir turns fifteen this year. “This amazing ‘can-do couple’ felt that the area needed a top-notch community choir and worked tirelessly to make it happen,” said the group’s Irene Heywood. Advertise with News of The Area today.
Pet cats in crosshairs after invasive species review Port POPUP - DAupdate Port Stephens Port Stephens News by News Of The Area - Modern Media - September 10, 2024 ‘ARRESTING’ roaming cats and harsher penalties for biosecurity breaches could be made easier after a government review aimed at halting a potential $30 billion disaster. The NSW Natural Resource Commission on Monday found invasive species - including cats, foxes and some 340 weeds - traverse the state and not all their