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Braidwood Central School students donate outdoor tables to Rural Fire Service

THE arrival of two purpose-built outdoor tables, made by students from the Braidwood Central School (BCS) construction class of 2026, has been warmly welcomed by members of the local NSW Rural Fire Service. Brigade Captain Rod Paar said the donation represented more than the addition of practical outdoor furniture. He said the gift was a […]

Government

Former ADF member? You may be a veteran

FORMER Australian Defence Force members are being encouraged to check whether they are eligible for veteran recognition and support through the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA). Many former service men and women still believe that the term “veteran” only applies to those who have seen active combat or served in war zones. However, the definition […]

Business

Dyarna Crupi recognised in the Parliament of NSW for launching Support to Independence

TWENTY-year-old Dyarna Crupi has been recognised in the NSW Parliament following the launch of her new business, Support to Independence, a community-based service designed to help young people develop confidence, independence and essential life skills. Local MP Tanya Thompson acknowledged Ms Crupi’s achievement in the Parliament of NSW this week, praising her initiative and determination […]

Community, Fishing

Stinker’s Fishing:: The ultimate fishing experience

RECREATIONAL fishers are forever seeking the ultimate fishing experience. Fishing Utopia, the jewel in the crown. Well, I have found it! Two kilometres off the coast between Port Stephens and Forster sits an island wonderland where the fishing opportunities are endless. Three kilometres long and two kilometres wide, Broughton Island is the only island off […]

Regional, School

Upper Lansdowne Public School supporters launch Parliamentary petition to force debate

SUPPORTERS of Upper Lansdowne Public School have intensified their campaign to keep the school open, launching a new Parliamentary petition that could bring the issue before the Parliament of NSW. The Friends of Upper Lansdowne Public School group announced the latest development earlier this month, describing it as a major step forward in their fight […]

Community

Mid Coast Community Connector Kate Dunn recognised in NSW Parliament for supporting skilled worker relocation

MID Coast Community Connector Kate Dunn has received formal recognition in the Parliament of NSW for her work helping skilled workers and their families settle into the region. Member for Myall Lakes Tanya Thompson presented Ms Dunn with a Community Recognition Statement, acknowledging her contribution to attracting and retaining essential professionals across the Mid Coast. […]

Local News

Thursday Walkers trek between cloudbursts

On the cliff face with Diamond Head in the distance. Photo: Jane. Looking towards North Brother over Lake Haven. Photo: Anita. Along the Queens Lake boardwalk. Photo: Bea. The fernery at the Botanic Gardens. Photo: Judy. A wet Thursday morning at the Coffee Club. Photo: Robyn. AUTUMN has brought mixed results for the Thursday Walkers […]

Government

Street Count offers Hunter homelessness assessment

NEW data suggests that rates of rough sleeping have remained steady across parts of the Hunter region in the past 12 months, while significant increases have been seen in the MidCoast local government area. Each year the NSW Government partners with local organisations across the state to complete “street counts” to provide a point-in-time count […]

Community, Event

Palm Lakes residents host massive fundraiser for Cancer Council

Blabba, the unexpected tribute band, rounded out the afternoon. Photo: Thomas O’Keefe. Villa Voce serenaded the Biggest Morning Tea attendees under the Promenade’s enormous chandelier. Photo: Thomas O’Keefe. Nearly 200 voices sang along to favourite Ville Voce songs. Photo: Thomas O’Keefe. A MASSIVE Morning Tea was held at the Palm Lake Resort Promenade on Saturday […]

Fishing, Regional

Stinker’s History: Crayfish Hole

ON the northern aspect of Fingal Island, facing Broughton Island, is a small cove known by fishermen and islanders as Crayfish Hole. It was on the rocky shoreline of this natural harbour that a wharf and boathouse existed in 1918. Here the government department kept two boats: a whaler of 20 feet and a double […]