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Flannel and Akubras, boots and cowboy hats By Margie TIERNEY A MONTH or so ago, Lions Club President John Hughes was a worried man. John had just got together with the management of the Hawks Nest Golf Club to organise a fundraising dinner/ dance to raise money

for our drought stricken farmers. John was worried that no one would come, but he needn’t have been concerned. Last Saturday night’s ‘Coast to Country Fundraising Event was a sellout. “We’ve had wonderful support from the community,

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with over a $1,000 dollars received in donations for our raffles, silent auctions donations and support from dozens of businesses in town,” John Hughes said. 170 tickets were sold, and by the end of the night more than $14,000 had been raised to help our nearby farming communities. The theme of the night,

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Flannel and Akubras, boots and cowboy hats FROM Page 1 ‘Coast to Country’ saw the locals turn out in flannel and Akubras, boots and cowboy hats. The dance floor played home to a demonstration

of line dancers, while the local band Driftwood played all night, their appearance also on their own dime. But it was the real life story of Dungog farmer Emily Nielson which brought home the reality of the drought for those battling it year in and year out. As Emily told the story of her family’s struggles on the land since 2016, you could have heard a pin drop.

“This drought, the one they’re saying is the worst in a hundred years, will affect us all,” Emily told the crowd. In a moving speech, Emily told of the struggles to feed her dairy cows, when there was no rain to grow their feed and then no money to buy feed. She spoke of the heartbreaking deaths of her cows and calves, and the powerlessness to stop it.

newsofthearea.com.au Emily also called on the community to take up a challenge. “Buy your meat from your local butcher, your bread from your local baker and your fruit and veg from your local supplier,” Emily said. “By doing that you will support our local farmers and businesses, you could be the customer who keeps them going.”

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Festival Countdown By Margie TIERNEY

THE MYALL River Festival is just over a month away and it’s a hectic time for those involved in putting on the family fun event in Tea Gardens this year. Meetings of the Festival Committee are being ramped up with the final touches being made to the program of events on Saturday 13 October. “The community is really getting on board with

sponsorship and applications for stalls from business and not for profit groups,” Myall Coast Chamber of Commerce President Graham Lang said. “This is going to be a great day out for locals and visitors to Tea Gardens and the start of making the Festival an iconic destination on the tourist map.” “We’ve been inundated with applications for stalls and are just about to close the books” Graham said.

Among the highlights of this year’s Festival will be the prawn eating competition, Crowded House Tribute Band, dunking machine, Greenpaws Dog Show and of course the Fireworks finale. There’ll be plenty for the kids to do from pony rides, to the petting zoo, mega jumping castle and the Andrenalin Rush, a ride that will popular with both adults and kids. The Duck Derby will be

back as well along with vintage cars, face painting, ‘buy my wardrobe’ and pony rides. There’ll also be dance and local school performances along with a line dancing demonstration. Of course volunteers on the day are always welcome, so if you’d like to lend a hand just send a message through the Festival’s Facebook page, Myall River Festival. If you’d like to help our, come along to the Festival Committees next meeting on Wednesday 19 September at 5pm at the Tea Gardens Hotel.

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ART therapy has been used to create some special rocks this week, sharing a very special message. Community groups working together in kindness, thoughtfulness and caring for others going through difficult times have resulted in a great activity to acknowledge ‘R U Okay?’ day, celebrated Nationally this week. This day reminds everyone to ask those around us ‘are you okay?’ on any given day in the hopes of reaching out to someone who may be struggling. From an idea presented in the facebook group ‘NSW Rocks’, the Art Therapists with Port Stephens Community Drug Action Team

Allissa Hassett and Evie Kalina Mauldin, with help from face paint artist Judi Walker, provided a table, paint and rocks to teach some art skills at the ‘Walk With Us’ event for Port Stephens Suicide Prevention Network, in honour of R U Okay day. Allissa Hassett and Evie Kalina Mauldin offer free art therapy programs for adults and young people going through difficult times, funded by Port Stephens Community Drug Action Team. Allisa told News Of The Area, “Art therapy is an evidence-based mental health support that offers individuals a non-intrusive way of communicating when words are not enough.”

Using the process of art making, a problem or situation can be worked through in order to find new ways of looking at things.” Evie said, “Art therapy programs are also valuable for those who are caring for others because it ‘encourages carers to take care of their own needs, through exploring

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U3A Celebrates 25 Years It’s a big month of celebrations for the Myall U3A as it marks its 25th Anniversary in Hawks Nest.

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IT’S a big month of celebrations for the Myall U3A as it marks its 25th Anniversary in Hawks Nest. “As part of our celebrations this year, a remarkable week of activities is open to all in our community,” U3A President Barbara Lyle said. With more than 240 members, the University of the Third Age also serves

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Tea Gardens and surrounding communities with classes in everything from art and photography to french lessons and gardening, all run by volunteers The celebrations will kick off on Sunday 23 September with a performance of the trio, the Charisma Ensemble in the Hawks Nest Community Hall at 2pm. Barbara told News Of The Area, “The trio consists of three lecturers from Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Ros Dunlop, clarinets, David Miller A.M., piano and Julia Ryder, cello.” “Tickets, which include afternoon tea, are $20 and are available from Hawks Nest and Tea Gardens Pharmacies. Barbara said, “David, as

Head of Performance Studies at Sydney Con, recently visited with an ensemble of graduate students, a saxophone quartet at the start of their Northern Tour, and this is another opportunity to hear him play.” “Our Annual Art and Photography Exhibition opens on Friday evening, 28 September, and will continue throughout the weekend.” “This has proven to be a highlight of the year, showcasing the work of local artists who belong to these groups within Myall U3A.” And finally, in recognition of the Centenary of the Signing of the Armistice at the end of WWI, the newly formed U3A Theatre

is collaborating with an ensemble from the U3A Choir in ‘Remember the Armistice’. Featuring letters, video clips and songs of the time, together with a display of memorabilia, the event is being held at the Tea Gardens Baptist Church on Saturday 29 September. Barbara advises, “The audience arrive at 6.30pm to see some of this memorabilia before the performance begins at 7pm.” Tickets are $15 and are also on sale at the Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest Pharmacies. Proceeds from this evening will be donated to Legacy, particularly people who are in need of counselling.

TEA Gardens Police are continuing their investigations into a series of break ins last week. Thieves targeted three homes in the Palm Lake Resort and another house in the Grange. The break ins all occurred Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning.

Police say they took cash, but left behind other valuables such as jewellery and credit cards. Senior Constable Rob Wylie from Tea Gardens police said, “We are following a number of leads and forensics have taken fingerprints from the homes that were targeted.”

“These were opportunistic thieves, so we’re calling on the community to be more vigilant in locking all doors and windows.” None of the residents, some of whom were asleep at the time of the robberies, was injured.

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Raindrops for Farmers By Margie TIERNEY SOME much needed rain has fallen along the Myall Coast, but unfortunately not where it’s needed most, out west. New South Wales has just recorded its eighth driest winter on record with rainfall 54 percent below average, according to the Bureau of Meteorology. Doing its best to help our drought stricken farmers is the IGA Lovey’s Grocers in Hawks Nest. They just started the ‘Raindrops for Aussie Farmers’ campaign. “Lovey’s Grocers IGA have partnered with Drought Angels to help fundraise for farmers and provide relief where it is needed most,” Karen Marples said. “The $2 raindrop tokens are available in store until November and 100 per cent

of the funds raised will be donated to the Drought Angels Appeal.” “We all want to help our Aussie farmers through this drought and by purchasing a $2 raindrop token, our customers can make a difference’, James Lovegrove, Co-Owner Lovey’s Grocers, said. He added, “This initiative is happening in IGA stores across the country to support the lifeblood of Australia, our farmers.” “If we’re each able to give a little, it can make a big difference to those who need our help.” Drought Angels support Aussie farmers and their rural communities with meaningful and personalised assistance. They provide help including food hampers, care packs, prepaid visas local

store vouchers, stock feed and hay. They also organise ‘Rural Day Off’ events to provide

remember all the steps quickly enough, or keep up with the energy of the younger dancers. Let’s face it, most of us who attend the Live! concerts are in our seventies or eighties, with a few youngsters in their sixties, and the grey matter just can’t remember all those moves quickly enough, and the legs and lungs certainly have trouble keeping up. But, at Live!, we just learn one step per month, and it’s gentle enough that we can all enjoy it without feeling the need for CPR at the end. In another change, members of the audience are becoming more involved in the actual concerts. In October, some of them are joining with friends from their Ukulele Group to provide additional

entertainment in the Afternoon Tea Break. In yet another change, the band Sage has changed from being a five piece band to become a four piece outfit. They’ve also changed their costumes from the familiar shades of red with black hats to something a bit softer. See the pic.

By (Rockin’) Robin PETROS I’VE written many articles over the last few years about the Live! Live! Live! concerts which take place at the Baptist Church Hall in Tea Gardens on the third Thursday of each month, and I’m still blown away by the way these guys keep stepping up to cater for their audiences. My last article talked about the “family atmosphere” created amongst the audience members at these shows, and that feeling just grows and grows. Each month there is now a segment where us oldies get to learn some basic Line Dancing. I’ve tried Line Dancing before, but could never

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farming families with much needed reprieve from such tough circumstances. “When you buy a token,

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write your name and put it on our raindrop wall, we’ll send a photo to Drought Angels to share with the farmers and

show how much the Hawks Nest community supports them,”Mr Lovegrove said.

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Loose Bazooka By Rachael VAUGHAN

LAKESIDE Tavern in Raymond Terrace is the place to be this weekend, with live music by Loose Bazooka hitting the stage on Saturday night from 8:30pm. After exploding onto the Newcastle rock scene over 10 years ago, Loose Bazooka are well known for bringing back the days of classic pub rock. These guys have a great time performing and you are guaranteed to have the dance floor full as they pump out everyone’s favourites.

Driving the rock solid rhythm section on Drums is Tim the animal, Dave (Daggy) Lewis - Bass and vocals, and on guitar and vocal Wayne (Sparky) Simpson on guitar and vocals the powerhouse Bob (Fish) Glover up front on vocals - he has style, he has class, he delivers rock as it should be. Loose Bazooka have a huge repertoire from funk and blues to rock (modern and classic). With covers of AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, The Angles, INXS, Easy Beats, Chain, T-Rex and The Doors.

Throughout the years of playing in hundreds of venues, they have built a very impressive show based on what the audience wants to hear. Lakeside Village Tavern have have a big year of change, overhauling menus and working hard on the type of venue they offer to their customers. They pride themselves on providing a quality venue for the community, and

clubs in town, but most meet at night.” “There are a number of people in the community who cannot meet at night for various reasons.” The first meeting of the proposed new Book Club will be held on Monday 17 September at 2 pm at the Tea Gardens Library. “Anyone who’s interested can come along and find out just what Book Clubs are all about, what support we can offer them and see if the group gets along and would

like to continue meeting,” Chris said. If there’s enough support, the Book Club would meeting monthly at the Tea Gardens Library one a day to be decided. Eventually, the group would become autonomous although always receiving support from the Library. The first meeting is free. “If the group agrees to form a club then each club member pays a small fee each year and is then able to access all the sets of books

New Book Club By Margie TIERNEY

LOVERS of the written word are being invited to join a new Book Club. The Tea Gardens Library is looking to start a new ‘Daytime’ Club. “One of the initiatives we’re working on is trying to work out if there are enough people in the community who would like to start a new Book Club but in the daytime,” Librarian Chris Shelly said. “We’ve got a few book

encourage you to give them a go for a tops night out with your friends. They are fast becoming a venue known for their quality live entertainment, and for their support of local bands and solo acts. Last year, the Lakeside Village Tavern was a finalist in several categories of the NSW hotel awards for their food and ambience, so get down to the Tavern, enjoy a meal and stay for the entertainment!

that we own,” Chris said. For example if they started reading Jane Austin then each member would be able to borrow a copy. Chris estimates it would

q Loose Bazooka are bringing back old school Pub Rock. cost less than 20 cents a week to belong to the club, to enjoy a new set of books every month and each other’s company. If you’re interested

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Marathon Ride through Bulah

told News Of The Area. “The Greens Bistro at the Bulahdelah Bowling Club was extremely welcoming also providing our riders and support crew with free dinner and soft drinks which was absolutely beautiful,”

Bianca said. “The Bulahdelah community was just incredible.” we had donations received from locals in the community, “We had locals from the community come and

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donate money and ask what the cause was, which was so beautiful.” “Overall, we had a fantastic trip and met fantastic and supportive people along the way,” Bianca said.

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The 7 cyclist’s marathon was inspired by the i98FM Illawarra Convoy. Now in its 13th year the convoy of hundreds of trucks and bikes raises much needed funding for families with children doing it tough

due to life threatening medical conditions. Bianca and her team were hoping to raise $25,000 from their marathon ride, but well and truly surpassed their own expectations, raising a total $43,089.75.

By Margie TIERNEY SEVEN riders have arrived home safe and sound after a gruelling cycle marathon from Evans Head to Kanahooka, near Wollongong south of Sydney. The 1,000 kilometre ride took the cyclists through Bulahdelah for a night’s stop over and much needed rest. “The Bulahdelah community was extremely welcoming to the Cycle 1000 crew,” rider Bianca Starcic

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THIS week’s Positive Behaviour for Learning Awards were presented by Julie Hubbard, Principal of Karuah Public School. Julie was also supported by a number of teachers from Karuah Public School. The Award winners for this week were; Mikayla Anderson from Hunter River High School, awarded for her involvement in raising $3,500 for the Dolly’s Dream Foundation. Mikayla helped by selling raffle tickets, helping with the setting up and packing up and organising and participating in activities and events during the day. William Reynolds from Karuah Public School, for his outstanding attitude while representing Karuah Public School at the Hunter River High Showcase performance. Will always demonstrates respect, responsibility and pride. Tyler Longworth from Irrawang Public School for being trustworthy and honest. Tyler found $10 and handed it in so that the rightful owner could be found. Hamish from Salt Ash Public School, for being really kind and considerate when a younger child fell over. He stayed with the child until their mother arrived. Isabelle Ping from Grahamstown Public School, for proudly representing her school in the community at the Raymond Terrace Lions Club Junior Public Speaking competition. Leelah Marks from Irrawang High School, for being involved in the netball Gala day, girls Rugby League Gala day and Showcase, as well as other CAPA activities. Leelah has shown a huge commitment to all activities, and made herself available for these opportunities. Leelah’s attitude and behaviour, whilst

involved in each activity, displayed all three core school values of respect, responsibility and personal best. Connor Worthy from Medowie Public School, for always using his manners when using the school crossing. Bridie Gillon from Seaham Public School, for being an outstanding Seaham citizen. Bridie is a fantastic buddy for her kindergarten student Bridie uses her own time to assist with

making props for the school musical, and is a tremendous help in looking after the school chickens. Chelsea McFadyen from Raymond Terrace Public School, for proudly representing Raymond Terrace Public School in the community, when presenting her speech at the Lions Club Public Speaking competition. Well done to these young people.

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My friend has gone a bit loopy. First it was just yoga and incense, but now she thinks she can speak whale. She actually calls herself a whale whisperer on her social media page. I mean, really? Miss KL, Shoal Bay Dear Miss KL,

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Club had a most enjoyable Club Run to the old Beatie Hotel / Pub in East Gresford. We went via Freeway towards Raymond Terrace, turned into Italia Road to Seaham, than Woodville , Paterson, Vacy and arrived on a sunny day at the Beatie Hotel. This Run was the most enjoyable scenic run with green fields, full dams and on both sides of the road we saw 50 / 100 / 200 acre properties with impressive homesteads and large sheds, besides large chicken and pig sheds. This Club Run was now our 3rd to the Beatie Hotel. The management of the Hotel had reserved tables with proper table cloth, well decorated for our members and we enjoyed a well priced delicious meal from their comprehensive menu. Afterwards most members drove home via Dungog and Clarence Town. All round a successful Club Run. For the many newcomers to Tea Gardens / Hawks Nest it would be worthwhile to consider this beautiful scenic drive. Juergen Seil President TG/HN Motor Club

WHALES are truly magnificent creatures and they do make some incredible sounds, but I’m not sure we can be expected to interpret them. They only other example I know of someone (or some creature to be more exact) speaking whale is Dory from Finding Nemo. Is this what your friend sounds like when she speaks whale? If so, she may need some sort of intervention of the white coat variety. A whale whisperer? I’ve heard of a horse whisperer, but it must be so much easier whispering to land-based creatures. How does one whisper while wearing scuba gear or a snorkel? What do you actually whisper to a whale apart from, ‘Gosh, you are huge, please don’t swim too close. Sorry for accidentally invading your personal space.’ I’m not convinced that your friend can speak whale, and I don’t think she’s convinced either. It may just be a way to appear more spiritual and worldly and in tune with her psyche or life’s vibrations or whatever else we are supposed to be in tune with when we aren’t racing around like little ants trying to pay off mortgages while the country falls apart. Who has time to speak whale when our super funds are dwindling and our politicians keep jumping on and off the Canberra merrygo-round, stabbing each other in the back when they should be running the country. Forget whale. How about we all learn to speak some common sense for a change.

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Club Mixed Pairs Champions Tea Gardens Men’s Bowling Club By The JAFFA 5 SEPTEMBER The spring bowling season was off to a damp start with early showers delaying play for 30 minutes today. The heavy rain early in the week prevented any play on the grass green so all matches were played on the synthetic. Despite the weather, 43 players competed in the Wednesday Nominated Triples competition. Five teams completed the double however; it was the team of Ray Prigg, Ron Green and Merv Mills that took home the money on 58 points Col Fossey was the winner of the Myall Bistro Voucher. The Club welcomed back Ron Green, Luke Gliwa, Leigh Hunt and Geoff Page. Great to have you all back!

8 September A large contingent of bowlers representing the Bay Bowlers took on some local players in a “friendly” today. The grass green, although still a little damp, was brought into play to accommodate nearly 70 players enjoying some friendly bowls and great fellowship offered by the Tea Gardens Country Club Bowling Club. It would be fair to say that bowls was definitely the winner. 9 September The final of the Club Mixed Pairs competition was played today in beautiful sunny conditions. Defending Champions, Bette and Col Saillard were opposing Sandra Leisemann and Merv Mills. The beautifully prepared grass green was used for this event and although still a touch slow, proved the perfect

Hawks Nest Vets Hawks Nest Vets By Tony SMITH

STABLEFORD. 4/9/2018. Front 9 1. Raymond Penny 18 c/b 2. Colin Amos 18 c/b

3. Robert Weir 18 c/b Vouchers to 14 c/b Back 9 1. Trevor J Mansfield 19 2. James M Slater 18 C/b 3. Keith Smith 8 Vouchers to 14 c/b NTP. A B 3rd. Bruce Clayton Ron Leatham 5th. Graeme Bramley Ray Penny

venue for the final played in front of an appreciative gallery. It was anybody’s game at the hallway point, even though Sandra and Merv trailed by 3 shots. The likely turning point of the game occurred on the 14th end when Bette and Col picked up a fortuitous 4 to open up an 8 shot lead. Sandra and Merv fought back to win the closing 4 ends but they could not bridge the gap. Bette and Col were declared the Club Mixed Pairs Champions for 2018 winning 14-12. Congratulations to them and to all players taking part in what was a very successful competition. The Sunday bowlers travelled down to Adamstown today to play for the perpetual trophy they have with the Belmont Sports Travelling Bowlers. Tea Gardens won two of the five rinks and went down by 19 shots overall.

q Club Mixed Pairs Champions for 2018, Col and Bette Saillard with runners-up, Sandra Leisemann and Merv Mills. A good day was had by all and the players will welcome a return visit next year. In other news; Just 12 spots are vacant for the Palm Lake sponsored

Nest Ladies Result By Lorraine COLEMAN

SATURDAY Ladies 01-09-2018 - Stroke Monthly Medal - 26 Players A. Grade 1. Gaye Gillard 76 2. Diann Nummy 77 C/B Gross Winner - Gaye Gillard 92 B. Grade 1. Janet Merryweather 68

2. Frances Maclean 73 Gross Winner - Carol Wiggins N.T.P. Hole 5 - C. Wiggins Balls to 77 C/B Tuesday Ladies - Cancelled due to wet weather Saturday Ladies 08-09-2018 - Stableford 21 Players Overall Winner 1. Susan Gaunt 38 2. Susan Muna 35 3. Annie Scott 34 C/B Balls to 33

Charity Day for Farmers Myall Coast Vets By Tony SMITH q Front nine winner Ray Penny.

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148 golfers played to raise money to be donated to help drought affected Farmers by way of entry fees, donations and raffles. 1. Fay Clarke, John Reynolds, Sylvia Bolden and Kel Clarke 57

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Bulahdelah Golf Club By Allan BENSON

A Grade Net winner W Thomson B Grade Net winner L Katona C Grade Net winner K Smith Saturday Ladies Golf winner - B Gordon Jackpot G Harvey Sunday Golf - 2nd Round Mens Championship, winner J Stellema r/u A Jobson & D Harvey Jackpot - S McNaughton Sunday Darts winner - J Graham r/u - J Buck

Bulahdelah Golf Club WEDNESDAY Ladies Golf 1st round Championship winner P Lindsay r/u - T Stellema Wednesday Poker winner D O”connell r/u A Benson Thursday Vets winner J Hooper r/u R Green Saturday Golf - 1st round Mens Championship

2. David Tregoning, Steve Sattler, Trish Sattler and Phil Jones 58.5 3. Kevin Durham, Graeme Bramley, Lorraine and Chris Lock 59.375 4. John Burton, Ray Iddon ,

Gordon Morrison and Peter See 59.5 5. Keith Harrap, David Brailey, Grahame Chapman and Barry Collins 60.75 Balls To. 63.5

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...in the community 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.

Hunter Medical Research Institute East Gresford Showground. The Crime Prevention Review. Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) The 43rd & 44th Solo Hunter region local Government Golf Day. Myall Coast News of the area Bulahdelah Soccer Club. Bulahdelah Show. Bulahdelah Golf Club. Tea Gardens Baptist Church. Karuah Pre-School. Karuah Primary School.

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built in robes and a family bathroom. The bathroom has a bath tub & a separate shower. The living and dining areas are welcoming in warm colours and enjoy views to the bushland and the gardens. A sleek white high gloss kitchen, with charcoal work spaces offers a breakfast bar, plenty of drawers & a there’s a butler’s pantry. The butler’s pantry provides additional space and concealed plumbing for the washing machine, access to the outdoors & a doggy door. Alfresco dining is undercover and overlooks the pond, the bush, and the native wildlife,

including birds, microfrogs, kangaroos and wallabies. Comfortably seating 8-10, the current owners also have a spa & a seating area around the chimenea. There’s plenty of opportunity to entertain the family and friends. The gardens are mature and lovingly maintained. A double garage with internal access and side access for additional screened parking for the boat or caravan. For more information call Century 21 on 02 4997 2554.

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bench, lovely splashback and although modern ties in beautifully with the décor of the home. Down the hall is the main bathroom, renovated with floor to ceiling tiles, 3 bedrooms, main with WIR, a second lounge area and it is here where Berribrae’s

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LOCATED just 2 hours from Sydney’s north side the relaxed village of Tea Gardens has an abundance of specular scenery from spotting a family of dolphins on the Myall during your morning walk, watching the sea eagles at Bennett’s beach patrol the beach or simply a coffee from our popular cafe’s. Dylan Tennyson of Tea Gardens Real Estate welcomes this proudly positioned,

immaculately presented 4 bedroom 2 bathroom home offers spacious open plan living, a large double garage, formal living areas and generous outdoor living. Harmonising effortlessly with all living areas, this immaculate kitchen offers stainless steel electric appliances and large pantry. Ducted air conditioning throughout and solar are some of the impressive

features on offer. The master suite offers a walk-in robe and ensuite bathroom, bedrooms 2,3 and 4 are generous in size and offer built-ins. Manicured gardens equipped with a full automatic irrigation system set for easy care. Call Dylan on 0418 292 908 for your private viewing of this immaculate family home.

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secure parking is available for that special boat or caravan. The gardens are immaculate, complete with a watering system, and the home is positioned within a minutes walk from maintained parklands complete with level pathways. Inside, this home has been exceptionally looked after with a formal, tiled, double lounge/dining room at the front, then bedroom 5/study before the hallway

leads into open plan living with a large kitchen offering an expansive breakfast bar, large pantry and views over the dining, family and extra rumpus room. Sliding door access opens onto a large undercover entertaining area. Four bedrooms, three with built ins, the master with wir and ensuite, bathroom and laundry are in a separate wing to the right of the home. The Myall Quays Estate offers peaceful parkland

and picnic areas, waterways perfect for fishing and kayaking and this beautiful home is an easy 5 minute stroll to the shopping centre which includes Coles, bakery, Post Office, newsagency, Dr’s surgery, chemist and boutique shopping. Contact Stuart Sinclair at Ray White Tea Gardens Hawks Nest on (02) 4997 9022 or 0488 133 998.

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Classic Sudoku

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ClassiC sudoku

Puzzle Play

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Explorawords 1 Wound mark

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21. Serious, 24. Blare, 25. Hides, 27. Dude, 29. Ill.

Puzzles

To solve the puzzle, all the blank cells must be filled in using numbers from 1 to 9. Each number can only appear once in each row, column and in the nine 3x3 blocks.

5 4 8 3 6 9 7 2 1

Down 2 Transform 3 Rested 4 Attendant 5 Born 6 Hits gently 7 Following 8 Entangle 15 Notion 16 Wan 18 Small stream 20 Needing 21 Grave 24 Loud sound 25 Secretes 27 Fop (sl) 29 Unwell

Explorawords 1. Circular saw. 2. Toes on the nose.

stEpdowns Largest, glares, gales, ages, gas, as, a.

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Across 1 Wound mark 10 4 Join 9 Otherwise 10 Coin (Ind) 11 Break 13 12 Piles 13 Certain 14 Title of respect 17 Sinned 20 21 19 Pledges 22 Seasons 23 Light ale 25 Female bird 26 Noisy  28 Clear   image 30 Greek  30  31 Regretted   32 Thin  33 Relates  34 Flow copiously 34 6

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solution no. 17553

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s C A r u n i t E r Across: 1. Scar, 4. Unite, 9. Else,  10.  Anna, 11. Snap, 12.  o E l s E A n n A  Heaps, 13. Sure, 14. Sir, 17. Erred, 19. Pawns, 22. Tides,  s n A P H E A P s V 23. Lager, 25. Hen, 26. Loud, 28. Lucid, 30. Ikon, 31. V o E s u r E  Rued, 32. Lean, 33. Tells, 34. Gush. E s i r P i l  E r r E D P A w n s Down: 2. Convert, 3. Reposed, 4. Usher, 5. Nee, 6. Taps,   t i D E s l A G E r 7. Ensuing, 8. Ravel, 15. Idea, 16. Pale, 18. Rivulet, 20. B V A H E n r Wanting, 21. Serious, 24. Blare, 25. Hides, 27. Dude, 29. l o u D i t i A l u C i D i K o n Ill.

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ANSWERS: SPOT THE DIFFERENCE: 1. There is an extra star above the astronaut. 2. There is only one shine line on the astronaut’s visor. 3. The gauge on the control panel is smaller. 4. A window is missing from the space capsule. 5. There is only one exclamation mark in the text.

!!! : this not the age.

Proverbs 1: 8

palindromE puzzlE Anne I vote no one to Vienna

READING:

12 X 12

Goldstar Crossword across: 1. Scar, 4. Unite, 9. Else, 10. Anna, 11. Snap, 12. Heaps, 13. Sure, 14. Sir, 17. Erred, 19. Pawns, 22. Tides, 23. Lager, 25. Hen, 26. Loud, 28. Lucid, 30. Ikon, 31. Rued, 32. Lean, 33. Tells, 34. Gush. down: 2. Convert, 3. Reposed, 4. Usher, 5. Nee, 6. Taps, 7. Ensuing, 8. Ravel, 15. Idea, 16. Pale, 18. Rivulet, 20. Wanting,

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(Low) 15 min 30 min 45 min 45 min 45 min 45 min

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(Low) NIL 2 hrs 10 min

Nelson Bay Salamander Bay

Forster 0 to 15 min Wollomba River (mouth) 1 hr 50 min

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