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BEHIND their smiles, there were hints of sadness as members of the Myall Coast Rotary Club closed the doors on their last ever giant book sale in Hawks Nest.

Last weekend’s marathon attracted big crowds to the Hawks Nest Community hall, locals and tourists keen to pick up a bargain or a gem from the thousands of titles on offer.

“We’re just so sad, you would not believe the number of people who’ve come in saying you can’t stop, but our poor old backs have had it,” Rotarian Ian Mackenzie Smith told News Of The Area.

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Ian and wife Jan have been involved in every book sale for the past 15 years.

“Unfortunately it’s time, we’ve lost our storage and it’s getting beyond us as we all get older, but we do have some other plans for later in the year which are very exciting.”

Ian estimates Rotary has made at least $80,000 from the annual

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15 years, money which has gone back into the community to groups such as the local Surf Lifesaving Club.

With so many books to sell, there were some that didn’t, but they’ve gone to another good home.

“The leftover books are heading to a Rotary Club in Forster, so they won’t go to waste,” Ian said.

Holidaymaker Vicki Illarramendi and her family summed up the

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end,” holidaymaker Vicki Illarramendi said.

A sentiment echoed by all.

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“Our Brigade was first on scene and had to break the lock on a gate so we could find where the fire was,” Pindimar/ Tea Gardens RFS Captain Helmut Panhuber said.

More crews arrived but the blaze was spreading and local workers from the pine plantation added to the growing emergency.

“They came with a huge tractor and slasher and eventually got it bogged,” Helmut said.

“We used the last of our water to put a wet line around the bogged tractor and radioed in for assistance as trucks from other Brigades had arrived and more were coming.”

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“Our tanker with other Brigades were on the other side of the fire at the treatment/ pumping plant trying to contain the approaching fire front,” Helmut said.

Thankfully, an air bomber had arrived to help with back burns in containing the fire to the initial block of pines.

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an Air Tractor 802’s configured as an amphibious Fire Boss.

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The aircraft is operated by Pays Air Service from Scone and is contracted to the NSW RFS for the fire season.

Helmut said, “The incredible skill of the pilot and the ability of the aircraft are greatly appreciated by the Pindimar / Tea Gardens RFS and the other Brigades assisting.”

Initial evidence points to a lightning strike as the cause of the New Year’s Eve blaze.

Local firefights and volunteers worked for 3 long days to bring it under control and over 335 hectares were lost.

With temperatures still in the 30’s and a total fire ban in place, they’re keeping a close watch to ensure it doesn’t flare again.

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By Margie TIERNEY GREAT weather, beautiful beaches, bays and rivers, no wonder the Myall Coast has been inundated with holidays makers over the Christmas/New Year season.

Holiday Property Manager, Kaye Simpson from First National Hawks Nest told News Of The Area, “All of our one hundred holiday properties have been fully booked, and our guests have been very happy enjoying our laidback lifestyle.”

The same story was being told at Tea Gardens Real Estate which managers over 120 holiday lets.

“We’ve been fully booked over the Christmas New Year period and many of our clients have come in to book again for next year,” Sam Rowling said.

Spare a thought for our local cleaners, who’ve been busy ensuring all these properties are cleaned ready for new holiday makers each week.

There’s just a four hour window between 10am and 2pm on Saturdays to get hundreds of properties spick and span.

“It’s a real military operation,” Kaye Simpson said, “And there’s also the linen to get washed, dried and ironed as well.”

Hawks Nest and Tea Gardens, clubs and restaurants and the hotel have been doing a roaring trade.

Shoppers have also battled long queues in Coles while IGA in Hawks Nest has been extra busy.

For Fiona Mobbs, this was her first Christmas since taking over the Take Away café at Myall Quays Shopping Centre.

“We’ve been so busy, standing room only, regulars are happy, tourists are happy, lots of return customers, I’ve had to employ more staff,” Fiona said.

On the down side, many residents have been calling on MidCoast Council to provide

more rubbish services over the holiday season with many public bins overflowing with rubbish around beach areas and shopping centres.

MidCoast Council is calling for people to put their complaints in writing.

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The plaintiff was successful and, amongst other things, was awarded compensation for distress and disappointment at not receiving the holiday ‘experience’.

Scenic appealed and the NSW Court of Appeal has recently delivered a very lengthy judgment. It is well beyond the scope of an article like this to cover all of it but, relevantly, it reversed the trial Judge’s decision to award damages for distress and disappointment.

Although the reasoning is quite complex, the ultimate finding on this point was that the particular ACL provision under

which the trial judge ordered damages for distress, had “picked up and applied as a surrogate Federal law, a relevant law of NSW”; and the consequence of having done so was that damages should not have been awarded. Put more simply, the ‘imported’ NSW provision had the effect of limiting the power to award damages that otherwise existed.

The relevant NSW law was the Civil Liability Act. Section 16, in substance, precludes the award of damages for non-economic loss (which include things like distress and disappointment) unless a person is assessed as exceeding a particular statutory threshold. Mr Moore had not proved he exceeded the relevant threshold; and was therefore not entitled to damages.

The litigation is ongoing – the Court of Appeal also determined that the primary Judge had awarded damages to compensate the plaintiff for the reduction in value of the services provided to him, on an incorrect basis; and the case has been returned to the primary Judge to reconsider that issue of damages: Scenic Tours Pty Ltd v Moore [2018] NSWCA 238 (24 October 2018)

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MIDCOAST Council is keen to hear from the community on a new draft Market Policy, designed to support the sustainable operation of regular markets on public land, and has extended the feedback period until 14 January.

With markets contributing socially, culturally and economically to the region, the new Policy is designed to assist by providing a consistent approach to managing regular markets across the region.

The public exhibition period has been extended to ensure the community has ample opportunity to provide feedback. The Policy outlines requirements around the use of public spaces and aims to support market organisers to The Feature People run successful events for the benefit of the whole community.

It applies to all regular markets taking place throughout the MidCoast region on Council owned land, or Council controlled public land – including farmers markets.

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25th Anniversary for Art Centre

By Margie TIERNEY

LOCALS and holidaymakers are invited to a very special anniversary this coming weekend.

The Myall Community Art

and Crafts Centre is holding its 25th Anniversary Art and Craft Show over three days, from Friday 11 January through to Sunday 13 January.

“There will be two large rooms dedicated to a wide

a huge array of craft items from pottery, leather work, wood turning, hand spun and woven garments, hand sewn and knitted children’s clothing and soft toys and a wonderful selection of hand and machined quilts.”

It all began a quarter of a century ago, when a small

group of local artists gathered in an old army hut on the Hawks Nest Golf Course.

What a long way they’ve come, with close to two hundred members and a purpose built Craft Centre on Myall Street in Tea Gardens.

It takes months of organisation and days of

hard yakka to put the show together.

So if you’re looking to be inspired, maybe join the Centre or find a special something to buy, head on down to the Myall Street Centre, just near the Singing Bridge in Tea Gardens.

traffic signs and traffic cones, as well as a storage facility to house it in, using existing budget allocations to fund the purchases.

The hire fees will be

placed on public exhibition on Wednesday 9 January and community feedback is welcome and encouraged.

The MidCoast region hosts a range of fantastic community events and this equipment will be available to benefit long-running

events and attract new events to the area.

For more information or to provide feedback on the hire fees, visit midcoast.nsw.gov.au/ Have-Your-Say from Wednesday 9 January.

Event equipment available to hire Council.

This equipment will be purchased to support local community groups to deliver consistent and high standard events across the

q MYALL ART AND CRAFT CENTRE: Ian Morphett and Wendy Thompson.

variety of art works of many different mediums, oils, watercolour, acrylic, pencil, charcoal and mixed media works,” Janette Coppock told News Of The Area.

“A third room will display

q MYALL ART AND CRAFT CENTRE: Holidaymaker Liz Cullen in the Craft Shop.

ORGANISING a major community event is about to get a little bit easier, with specialised equipment available soon for hire from MidCoast

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Koala Classes

By Margie TIERNEY

to holiday makers and their children on the facts of life when it comes to Australia’s national treasure.

Myall Koala and Environment Group’s Adrienne Ingram acted as

‘KEN the Koala’ dropped in to the caravan parks at Hawks Nest and Jimmy’s Beach to give a special talk

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the interpreter for ‘Ken’ answering questions and debunking some myths around our beloved koalas.

“Did you know our Koalas are not bears, they are marsupials, with a pouch and they are only found in Australia,” Adrienne told the gathering.

The youngsters were also given a crash course in koala anatomy from their five fingers to the sounds they make to communicate and that fact that only male koalas call.

President of the Koala Group, Jill Madden said, “The caravan parks asked us to come and give a talk, it was a good experience for us and we’ll look at doing it again over the Easter period.”

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By Heather SHARP Street and Industrial Drive, Mayfield.Note is an a cappella chorus singing At the end  of  the rehearsal, primarily in the barbershop style. “ IS singing on your list of New Year’s “Barbershop, which uses 4-part attendees will have the option to   resolution’s? register for a six-week learning close harmonies that lock and ring The Hunter Women of Note program. the chords, has many special features Chorus is making it possible for you Rehearsals leading up to that are ideal for women singers.” to achieve your goals.

“For example, included in the International Women’s Day will be Get along to their Open Rehearsal held weekly where singers will learn four voice parts is the all-important on 21 January, 2019 to try your hand two songs. bass part which allows women who  at singing with this group of women.

Music Director Sandy O’Neill told normally have trouble hitting the The Chorus group is an all- News Of The Area, “Hunter Women high notes of soprano or even alto women a capella group who sings of Note Chorus says, “Do something to be placed advantageously in the  barbershop music. chorus.” for yourself in 2019!”  They are currently organising to “Barbershop places a strong “If you have a love of singing, this perform on International Women’s is your chance to try your voice in focus on entertaining audiences.”

Day in March and are welcoming the company of like-minded women, For more information about new members. getting your song on, contact Music in a safe and friendly environment     All women are invited to the where, aside from making sweet Director Sandy (0419 639 823) group’s Open Rehearsal on Monday, music, you will also have a lot of fun.”or Membership Coordinator Pam    21 January 6.45, at The Hunter Vocal coaching is provided (0417 658 881).  Women’s Centre, corner of Avon including the basic of good a capella  

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Principal Pleased with Year GEORGE Frangos, Principal of Bulahdelah Central School would like to acknowledge and thank all staff and students for their continued commitment and hard work throughout last year.

“It’s been a very busy and rewarding year for all.”

Mr Fragson said, “I would also like to thank parents/carers, volunteers and community members, and our P&C for their continued support of the school.”

“We are unfortunately fare-welling some

Bulahdelah Central School teaching staff,” he told News Of The Area.

“I would like to acknowledge the contribution that Mr Shane Nunan has provided to Bulahdelah Central School during his time at the school.”

“Shane has worked at Bulahdelah Central School since 23rd July 2001. Shane has been a resourceful and dedicated Science Teacher and Head Teacher. We all wish Shane the best in his retirement.”

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THE Community at Karuah has restored the bell stolen from St Columbas Anglican Church at Karuah.

In 2018, the bell was stolen and the bell tower was destroyed in the process.

A Police investigation followed.

The bell was found in a laneway the following day by a local resident.

It is assumed the weight of the bell, made of a bronze with high tin content, made it impossible for the thief to carry it very far without fear of being caught, so abandoned it.

Mr Clifford Johnson from the Anglican Church told News Of The A Area, “The bell holds Created: &B Foley sentimental value for the Church community Creator No: 12396 and was a significant loss for the towns folk.”

Gaynorby the NSW “The Qxpress: bell had been donated Noel celebrating 60 Board of Checked: Fire Commissioners years of service to the Cessnock Brigade and also for many years of service to the local Church by Warden Edward Armstrong while a resident of Karuah.”

With volunteers, Mr Michael Rapa, Mr Johnson, and Mr Michael McGirk a new tower has been constructed and the bell restored to its rightful place in the last week. contribution that Mr Andrew Watt has provided to Bulahdelah Central School during his time as relieving Head Teacher Mathematics and PDHPE (Personal Development, Health & Physical Education).

“We all wish Andrew the best in the future as he returns to Chatham High School,” he said.

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Alarmingly, during the recent three year period, fatal crashes involving alcohol as a contributing factor make up 27% in the MidCoast region, compared to 18% across the Hunter and 14% across the State. Casualties on our roads as a result of drink driving are 9% on the MidCoast, while the Hunter has 6% and 4% across the State.

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AT the end of last year, Year 10 English students at Bulahdelah Central School learnt about refugees and were studying documents and journals concerning the perils of a refugee.

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Hunter Quarries is dedicated to supporting the local community wherever possible and has a long and proud history of doing so.

Hunter Quarries are proud supporters of: Bulahdelah Soccer Club.

Bulahdelah Show.

Bulahdelah Golf Club.

Tea Gardens Baptist Church.

Karuah Pre-School.

Karuah Primary School.

Karuah Bowling Club.

Karuah Golf Club.

Bundabah Tennis Club.

Clarencetown Football Club.

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1/8 Billabong Ave TEA GARDENS PRICE: $480,000

THIS attractive single level 14 year old Masterton built duplex is positioned in the “Myall River Downs Estate”, just a short stroll to the shops, cafés and medical centre.

A north-easterly aspect provides plenty of light into this instantly inviting property.

The entry foyer leads through to the lounge and separate dining room which

are generous in size. The spacious kitchen which maximises space and usability has plenty of bench space, a breakfast bar and two pantries.

Step through to the laundry – also spacious, with more storage and access to the double garage and the outdoors.

A corridor leads to three bedrooms.

The master bedroom is extra large with

a walk-in robe and ensuite, both feature skylights. The second oversized bedroom containing a built-in wardrobe has access to the garden through a sliding door.

The third bedroom also has a built-in wardrobe.

The family bathroom is spacious, with a bathtub, separate shower, vanity and toilet suite.

Step outside from the dining area to an all-weather private courtyard with a covered outdoor entertaining area, a garden shed and a utility area.

Extras include: split system air conditioning, ceiling fans in all the bedrooms, skylights, dishwasher, and a large double linen press.

This fully functioning home with established gardens is one that will still be loved in 20 years. If you would like more information or a private viewing, please call Century 21 Coastal Properties on 4997 2554.

A Permanent Holiday 3/18 Moola Street HAWKS NEST PRICE: $479,000

THIS modern three bedroom, two bathroom property is situated in the rear of a complex of three townhouses located in a much sought after street close to ‘everything’. Within walking distance to the local shopping precinct, the Myall River at the end of the street, and to the surf beach, this property is a convenient yet quiet hideaway.

Downstairs features fully tiled floors, open plan, light,

bright and spacious living + kitchen areas.

The kitchen is complemented by all modern appliances and plenty of cupboard space.

The laundry includes shower and toilet, with internal access from single lock-up garage that also features access to large under stairs storage area.

Ceiling fans and window furnishings, along with cool sea breezes, keep the townhouse cool in hotter months. Upstairs features three large bedrooms, each with built-in robes and

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ceiling fans, the main has a small but private balcony to enjoy the morning cuppa and paper.

Outside an undercover, tiled patio features in the enclosed and very private backyard, with gate access to the carport. Room on the southern side of the property for boat parking or another car space. Very low maintenance, easy care, both internally and externally.

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Spacious, Grand Living 94 Bayview Rd, TEA GARDENS PRICE: $945,000

THIS fabulous home offers enormous living areas and space for the largest of families. Offering stunning water views over the waterways of Port Stephens, enjoy countless adventures within the lush surrounds Limekilns has to offer.

A double carport is fixed to the double garage which offers highly sought after

drive through access to the back / front yard, perfect for that special boat or caravan.

A garden shed and low maintenance plants add to the natural surroundings and complete the grounds.

On entry find two separate living levels in the home. Downstairs there are three good sized bedrooms off a hallway which leads

Contact your Estate Agent to feature your home in 1 Mahogany Street, BULAHDELAH PRICE: $595,000

to a family rumpus room / teenagers retreat which stretches the width of the home. Currently set up with a kitchenette in the corner, there is the ability to make this a permanent fixture if desired. Sliding doors open out onto an entertaining patio which overlooks an easy care fenced lawn and then the Myall River. Also on this level find the laundry, bathroom and large study / family room which could easily be converted into a 5th bedroom if desired.

Upstairs the open plan living captures the water views from most windows.

The master bedroom is double sized with a large walk in robe and en suite.

This bedroom also has access to a small verandah built to capture the sun off the bedroom. A formal dining room is moderately private, and the kitchen, dining, lounge and family rooms on the top floor open out to a large wrap around verandah.

For more information, contact Stuart Sinclair at Ray White Tea Gardens Hawks Nest on (02) 4997 9022 or 0488 133 998.

LOCATED in the picturesque township of Bulahdelah, only 600m to the pacific highway’s northside interchange, 50 minutes to Taree, 1 hour to the Williamtown airport, 2.5 hours to Sydney’s northside.

Around the Area Property

Dylan Tennyson of Tea Gardens Real Estate is pleased to offer this large commercial shed for sale in the heart of the Bulahdelah industrial area, the key features are: * 36m x 15m workshop * Office and showroom * Complete internal drainage to an oil separator * Coolant washout bay

* Break/lunchroom * 3,265m2 parcel of land * DA approved for mechanical workshop This is a great opportunity to relocate to a more relaxed lifestyle, purchase that hobby shed or a great investment.

For more information,call Dylan on 0418 292 908.

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It’s our 15th Anniversary 15 Years ago we opened our doors as Coastal Properties Australia. A short time later we became Century 21 Coastal Properties.

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Must Keep Your Pets Cool

Dr Ilona Hudson sits down with News Of The Area to discuss ways to keep animals cool this Summer

By Kelly May

HOT has been the answer for most lately when asked how they are doing.

If they could speak, our fur babies would say the same.

News Of The Area sat down with local Veterinarian Dr Ilona Hudson to discuss the best way to care for our four legged family members in the heat.

If your pets are too big to bring inside with you, then an outdoor patio or Queensland style room is the next best place to provide them shelter.

Dr Hudson said, “Providing your dog an area out of direct sunlight with moving air is really important.”

“Many people will place a fan on their outdoor undercover area to create a breeze.”

It is common practice to wet dogs down with cool water to help them cope, however you could be making it worse.

Dr Hudson told News Of The Area, “Using water to cool your dog down is fine as long as they have immediate access to a fan or continuous running cool water.”

“If pets are wetted down and left to sit without a breeze, they will actually get hotter than they were previously.”

Heat stroke signs to watch for are uncharacteristically lethargic behaviour, distress, and the edge of

In view of the variations caused by local conditions and meteorological effects, these times are approximate and must be considered as a guide only.

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terrier breeds.”

“This needs to be monitored as their bellies will burn and they can develop skin cancer.”

Pet sunscreen is available or children’s sunscreen is also a viable substitute.

Placing ice blocks in their water bowl helps to cool their drinking water.

Dr Hudson said, “You can also freeze dry food or chicken stock in a large block of ice for them to enjoy.”

The message may seem obvious but it is clear, taking five mins to consider what a small child would need in the same circumstance may just save your fur baby’s life this Summer.

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their tongue curling when they pant.

Immediate cooling methods are vital if you see these signs.

The timing of exercise and your dogs breed must be carefully considered.

Dr Hudson told News Of The Area, “If you are unable to place the back of your hand on the road for at least five seconds without feeling the burn, then it is too hot to walk your dog.”

“Dogs with thick or dark coloured coats heat up far quicker than others.”

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Dr Hudson said, “Many dogs like to lay with their belly up facing the sky, in particular the bigger

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Marine radio and sounder. $3,000 ono 0458385315 CARIBBEAN Corsair 5m fishing boat 90hp outboard trailer, Bikini top, fish finder, Safety gear, $4,800 ono 49886058 HAINS Hunter SLC 5.2 Half cabin. 115 hp Yamaha Motor. GPS, fish finder & lots of extras. $12,000 neg.

0414 737 347 HOBI 14 hulls, trans, rudders, good condition can deliver $250 4981 7721 after 6pm HINTON 4.5m half cabin 90hp Yamaha, gal trailer, both registered, $2600.

044760598 MARICAT 4.2 hulls, trans, rudders, good condition can deliver $250 4981 7721 after 6pm PUNT, alum. 12ft, oars, sand anchor, 5hp Evinrude, 2 stroke motor. In good order. $1,200 Pindimar 0439919526

QUINTREX 5.6m Runner boat 115 Yamaha 4 Stroke optional safety equip many extras 12months rego $17,000 Ph 0429920840 QUINTREX 475 Bay Hunter Caprice boat and trailer 12/99 both in good condition, new canopy, trailer re built, 2018 Honda 60 h.p 4 stroke motor with extended warranty $15,500 0419282577

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THE New Year has heralded new changes to the age old game of Golf.

It’s taken five years of research, review and feedback, but Golf’s governing bodies are hoping a change to a number of rules will make the game easier to understand and attract newcomers.

Hawks Nest Club Captain Les Miller explained some of the most significant changes,

“You don’t have to take the flag out of the hole when you putt.”

“Your ball is lost if not found in three minutes rather than the old rule of five minutes,” Les said.

He added, “In Golf, we call penalties on ourselves, it’s an honour game, if people enforce the various initiatives, then the game will be speeded up.”

A sentiment echoed by Hawks Nest Office Manager, Karen Bartlett, “We’re hoping

it will move a bit quicker on the course.”

Other changes include dropping the ball from knee high and when you’re original location of your ball is not known you can replace it on its estimated spot.

There’ll be no penalty for accidental movement of ball or ball marker on the putting green.

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