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Refresh your knowledge and spot a koala on Water Week tour
MidCoast Council extends season for pools, but reduces some opening hours under trial
STINKER: Of boats and tragedies: Shining a light on our seafaring early settlers
Penfold welcomes Coalition’s Australia-First Migration Plan
Printed Edition 15 OCTOBER 2026
STINKER: The Hickey kids and their Fingal Island paradise
NSW councils score a win in disaster funding battle
ON THE COUCH WITH JASMINDA: Bin takin’ my bin?
Author Susannah Glenn attended Gloucester Library and reflected on her journey as a writer
Port Stephens pickleball ace Emily Wilson claims four medals at Australian championships on the Gold Coast
RESIDENTS are invited to learn about the vital connection between water and their everyday lives this National Water...
THIS summer’s outdoor swimming season will be extended until 24 April next year, following community calls over the past...
THE Coalition’s Australia-First Migration Plan would reduce pressure on housing and essential services while protecting...
MIDCOAST and other NSW local councils have made progress in their fight to ensure their communities are not left...
WITH much of Australia bracing for heightened bushfire danger this summer and authorities calling for early preparations...
CHARITIES and not-for-profit organisations in regional NSW with inspiring ideas are encouraged to apply for financial...
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Port Macquarie News Of The Area
Lord Howe Island residents invited to help shape marine park management
Camden Haven News Of The Area
Turning rescued food into delicious meals for hungry people
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