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The Write Direction: It’s a battery, stupid
Glennie Project donates Aboriginal-design board to local surf club
Local groups display history at newly renovated Tea Gardens Library
Support for community recovery after flood
Massive fig tree falls on Tea Gardens’ main road
Holberts tell Probus of their village in Cambodia
Myall U3A Art Group thanks community helpers for recent show success
Printed Edition 13 NOVEMBER 2025
Stinker’s History: Greek fishermen
Suspicious bushfires endanger North Arm Cove
Trauma Teddies adorn this Tea Gardens Red Cross display, which also features a few NOTA articles. Photo: Thomas O’Keefe...
The fig’s enormous branches splayed across Marine Drive, hindering traffic. Photo: Thomas O’Keefe. The...
Owen and Jan Holbert with Probus President Barb Smith. Photo: Thomas O’Keefe. Some of the children at Romdoul school...
ARTISTS and supporters of the MU3A Art Show were roundly thanked at a special morning tea on Monday 3 November. The...
This fire started very close to the road, in a drainage gully. Photo: NACCAi. Firefighters were able to extinguish the...
ENVIRONMENTAL scientist, engineer and author Dr Paul Hardisty shared the ecological realities surrounding the Great...
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