Tea Gardens, Forster, Hawks Nest, Bulahdelah, Stroud, Pacific Palms, Karuah, Pindinar, North Arm Cove
2015 Myall Lakes Community Awards recognise our best Well respected Manning Valley resident George Hoad was named the 2015 Myall Lakes Citizen of the Year in a ceremony before a large audience at Club Forster on Saturday. The awards were presented by the Member for Lyne Dr David Gillespie who told the audience that the… click for more
Timber chips were flying to the sky and oysters were being supplied as the mercury rose last Saturday at the Karuah Oyster and Timber Festival. Longworth Park next to the bridge was a buzz of activity, smiling faces and with the best weather thrown into the mix, the organisers and visitors couldn’t have ever wished for… click for more
Students from Tea Gardens Public School have been busily rebuilding and decorating the lanterns used in last years Myall River Festival in readiness for this years event. Speaking with Myall Coast News, Principal of Tea Gardens Public Mr Mark Clemson said, “The children have been so enthusiastic and creative bringing the lanterns used last year back… click for more
The annual school musical is being performed on 13-15 October at Bulahdelah Central School and a lot of hours of rehearsing, painting and singing has been going on leading up to the event. The musical – Pitch Perfect – is about two acappella groups, one female and the other male, competing at a local college. There… click for more
Planning is everything, and it made an excellent difference when Rural Fire Crews were finally able to perform a much needed Hazard Reduction Burn at South Pindimar on Saturday 10 October. Earlier in 2014 the Rural Fire Service conducted a burn at the Southern end of Cambage Street towards Clarke Street, and had planned to burn… click for more
In its tenth year, the Wildside Festival at Hawks Nest was perhaps it’s most successful yet. For a start, the weather on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday was absolutely perfect with balmy temperatures, cloudless skies and very little wind. Elsa Jones’ Golf on the Wildside on Friday was very well attended with 67 players and $1,350… click for more
By now most Tea Gardens readers would have noticed the change in conditions of the Myall River due to the initial opening of the Short Cut with long arm excavators. There has been a significant improvement in water clarity and also a noticeable increase in tidal flow. Local fisherman have seen a regrowth of green… click for more
The fifth annual Tea Gardens Vs Gloucester Junior Soccer Gala Day was held on Sunday 16 August at Memorial Park in Tea Gardens. Sunshine and a great family atmosphere was the order of the day with Tea Gardens turning on one of the nicest days imaginable for the friendly competition. A good crowd was on hand… click for more
Some loud and strong voices were heard drifting from Bungwahl Public School on Friday 14 August as the students were rehearsing for their upcoming musical, Kookaburra Kids. It is the first time that this school has performed a musical in ten years and the children and staff are excited about presenting a very Australian performance. Kookaburra… click for more
After two false starts, due to the inclement weather, Bulahdelah Central School finally were able to run their primary athletic carnival on Friday 17 July. It was cold, but it was dry, so the decision was made to forge ahead and complete the activities. The long jump and high jump had been completed, prior to the… click for more