WEEKENDING 16.08.26 This Week’s Sponsor is Tea Gardens Auto Centre Ladies Tuesday Bowls 11.08.26 Today marked the final round of the Ladies 2026 Minor Pairs Round Robin & our winners this year: Jane Uff & Sue Burns – well done ladies ! some great bowling. Runners up: Leona Clissold & Kay Berczelly – a close […]
Hawks Nest Ladies Golf
Lady Vets Chris, Di, Sue and Kate check their scores under the watchful eye of Gloria. Lady Vets Chris, Di, Sue and Kate check their scores under the watchful eye of Gloria. LAST Saturday was a picture perfect day out on the golf course, with 27 ladies playing in a high scoring 18 hole Stableford […]
WRITE DIRECTION: Canada, a great experience
HAVING spent 40 years in business with an economic background, that is the way my thinking is wired. When taking these extended overseas journeys many people just go to a travel agent so that their transport and accommodation needs are provided to them, packaged to their needs. For me, it is part of the experience […]
STARGAZING: Imagine a million satellites overhead
IMAGINE looking up at the night sky and seeing not stars, but thousands of moving lights crossing overhead. Now imagine that number growing into the millions. It sounds like science fiction, yet that’s the scale of a proposal now being fiercely debated by scientists around the world. SpaceX has filed plans that could eventually see […]
ON THE COUCH WITH JASMINDA: We could use more communal sensibility
DEAR Jasminda, MY friend often takes plant cuttings from other people’s homes on our walks. Is this acceptable behaviour, or should she seek permission? Betty G. DEAR Betty, THE gardens of our parents and grandparents were often planted with cuttings from neighbours, and the reverse also applied. There is a wonderful communal sensibility from this […]
Gambling Reform
Call to protect farmers and their livestock from wild dogs
THE emotional, economic and environmental impact of wild dogs is in the spotlight as the National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) calls for a Government commitment to fund the National Wild Dog action plan and the role of National Wild Dog management coordinator. The Shadow Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Darren Chester, is championing the cause […]
Prepare now for hotter, drier weather ahead
PREPARATIONS are ramping up across NSW as the bushfire season approaches, with a strong focus on protecting local homes, properties and communities. Senior leaders from emergency services, land managers and community groups are meeting this week at the NSW Hazard Reduction Roundtable to fine-tune plans before the official danger period begins for most of the […]
Kitted out for Indigenous Round from jerseys to boots
Students from Catherine McAuley Catholic College, Medowie present Newcastle Knights players with their hand-painted boots honouring Indigenous Round. Photos: CMCC Facebook. Students from Catherine McAuley Catholic College, Medowie present Newcastle Knights players with their hand-painted boots honouring Indigenous Round. Photos: CMCC Facebook. Students from Catherine McAuley Catholic College, Medowie present Newcastle Knights players with their […]
New memorial unveiled at Tea Gardens Grange
TGPS Kaitlyn Heeley (Minister for Special Events) and Rose Wolfenden (Prime Minister) standing at the Lone Pine. Photo: TGPS. Rear Admiral Peter Sinclair unveiled and saluted the new memorial. Photo: Thomas O’Keefe. The ceremony was well-attended by visitors and Grange residents. Photo: Thomas O’Keefe. Myall Melodians led the singing and anthem. Photo: Thomas O’Keefe. A […]
