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By Sandra CLARK A NOTABLE crowd gathered spontaneously at the Tea Gardens Slipway early Thursday morning 16 January to watch a heavy-duty lift crane accompanied by a semi-trailer and low loader, remove a stranded houseboat that had threatened to sink in the Myall River, from the Slipway. Due to a periodic ban on wide loads operating on the highway over the Christmas period, the houseboat remained
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A houseboat successfully removed from the Tea Gardens Slipway facility.
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AFTER being temporarily closed due to fire risk Myall Lakes National Park has reopened following recent widespread rainfall. Campgrounds, day use areas, beaches and roads in the National Park are now accessible by the public. Rainfall in the area since Thursday (16th Jan) has moderately alleviated the dry conditions in the national park reducing the immediate risk of bush fire. All NPWS campgrounds, day use areas, 4WD beaches and roads in Myall Lakes National Park have re-opened. NPWS managed roads, including Mungo Brush road and Violet Hill road, are now accessible. Waterways are open and boat-based access to land is now permitted. Tracks and trails located in Myall Lakes National Park are open except for: · the Mining Road fire trail · the Mungo walking track. Despite the rain a park fireban remains in place. During park fire ban periods, all campfire and solid fuel (wood, heat beads, charcoal, briquettes, hexamine) barbecues and stoves are prohibited. Fireworks are not permitted in the park.
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safely on the slipway, negating any environmental threat to the river or possible injury to members of the public using the river over the busy holiday period. Paul Bendy, Slipway Association Inc. President told News Of The Area, “We moved very quickly to get this sinking houseboat from its mooring across the river to the beach here. It would not have made it any further.” Generally speaking, having to dispose of old vessels at the end of their economic life, with most Centres unable to take them, is a problem that needs to be addressed, however, some yards do accept them and are able to break them down and cut them into pieces. The Slipway Association Inc. has completed their Expression q of Interest in a reconstruction
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significance of the outcome which had been achieved. Mr Gately said, “The Club was enormously proud of the lead role it had played in coordinating the efforts of golfers, the community and the local businesses to come together for such a worthwhile cause.” “Only 10 days in the making, this fundraising appeal had received extraordinary support from all levels and sections of our wonderful local community,” Mr Gately said. “The generous support of local businesses either in the form of cash donations, prizes or items to auction or to raffle was central to the success of the day,” Mr Gately added. Mr David Bright, Captain of the Tea Gardens / Pindimar Rural Fire Service said, “The members of both Rural Fire Services were enormously grateful for the funds that they will receive when the appeal fund is finalised over the next week or so.” Mr Bright highlighted how the local Rural Fire Services would now be able to replace and repair equipment vital to their capacity to respond to bushfire incidents. A number of key celebrities participated in the day’s activities and were integral to the success of the day. Rugby League great, Peter Sterling; high profile professional golfer Craig Parry, as well as cricket legend Doug Walters gave the
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A COMMUNITY is sometimes at its best in times of need and despair. And sometimes it's ‘just what we do’ to support others within the community. Yet another act of generosity in our towns sees one of the Golfing Clubs raise money for the local RFS. Annette Benton President of the Hawks Nest Ladies Golf (HNLG) Club presented Sandy Snape of the Tea Gardens & Pindimar Rural Fire Service a cheque for $850. The funds were raised at the ladies' Christmas ‘break-up day raffle’. Ms Snape told News Of The Area, “As a volunteer organisation we receive the basic equipment to perform our duties.” “To receive this generous donation from the ladies will go towards upgrading some of our communication equipment that will further enhance the safety of our members on the fireground,” she said.
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within the assessable income of the recipient shareholder under the ordinary receipt of dividend rules. But the Income Tax Assessment Act also provides that amounts paid/property transferred to a person who is not a shareholder but who is associated with a shareholder or to a former shareholder or associate of a former shareholder (and the payment/ transfer is made because they were a shareholder) are included in the recipient’s assessable income. It used to be that the Tax Office viewed payments/ transfer made as part of a family law property division as not falling within that definition but since 2013 it has considered that they do. Anyone separating should carefully consider legal and financial advice before agreeing to any property division.
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TEA Gardens / Hawks Nest Motor Club is in full swing with their raffle ticket programme in order to make significant contributions to the Tea Gardens / Pindimar Rural
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Motorfest which will be held on Saturday, 14 March 2020. Mike Latty from the Motorfest Club told News of the Area, “It is anticipated that 2020 will be our biggest year with 400 plus vehicles participating in Motorfest.� All contributions will be collated and distributed in a separate presentation a couple of weeks after Motorfest.
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Mans dies after car crash and hits tree A MAN has died in a single vehicle crash north of Raymond Terrace. About 1.50pm on Friday 17 January, a Holden vehicle towing a box trailer was travelling north along The Buckets Way, at Twelve Mile Creek, when it left the roadway and crashed into a tree. The driver and sole occupant, a 32-year-old man, was trapped in the vehicle. NSW Ambulance paramedics attempted to revive the driver, but he died at the scene. Officers from Port StephensHunter Police District attended the scene and commenced an investigation. Police are appealing for any witnesses or motorists who were in the area at the time and may have dam footage to contact Raymond Terrace Police Station.
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MidCoast Region's Ambassador THE MidCoast community will come together to celebrate Australia Day in just over a week and who better to lead the way than our Australia Day Ambassador, Superintendent Kam Baker AFSM. Kam’s leadership has been tested over recent months as he drove the firefighting efforts across the MidCoast and beyond but in his true style he has met every obstacle, coordinated with understanding and tact and lead with compassion, care and tenacity. “I cannot think of a more deserving, more fitting Australia Day Ambassador for the MidCoast region,” said Mayor David West. “Kam is a prime example of a true Aussie hero and I know he will accept this accolade on behalf of his entire team and the many volunteers who continue to work tirelessly throughout this bushfire crisis.” It’s been a stressful and
difficult time for everyone at the RFS and Kam has been busy driving the local effort as Incident Controller at the control centre since August 2019. Supt. Baker joined the NSW Rural Fire Service (NSWRFS) as a volunteer member of the Patonga Beach Brigade of the Gosford District in 1979 and worked through the ranks to Group Officer. He then qualified as a Telecommunication Technical Officer and became a salaried Officer in the NSWRFS in 1993, taking on the Fire Control Officer role for the Gloucester Shire Council. Following the Council amalgamation, Kam was promoted to the role of District Manager for the MidCoast Rural Fire District that includes Port Macquarie Hastings, MidCoast and Lord Howe Island. Supt. Baker is a highly respected and decorated Officer of the NSWRFS,
specialising in Incident Command and aerial firefighting operations. He has been deployed Nationally and Internationally to assist in numerous firefighting efforts, including leading a full Incident Management Team into Alberta Canada in 2015 to combat fires within the Province. He was awarded the National Medal for Service in 1999, Canberra Emergency Medal in 2003, and the Australian Fire Service Medal in 2007, before being awarded
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Boat ramps directed to Council Dear News Of The Area YOU may be aware that I wrote to Council last week re the condition of the boat ramp near the bridge. The
story is in last week’s Nota. I received a report, with photo evidence of damage incurred to a boat trailer when using the Moira Parade ramp. In addition, I received
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photographic evidence of a problem at the Wanda Woppa ramp. These have also been forwarded to Council for immediate attention. The Southern Area Reference Group has listed our dissatisfaction over some years now, to be met with the fact that MidCoast Council recognises the need to modernise, however the project is Shire wide and that we must take our turn in the queue. Recommendation was made under the Better Boating Program by the
Delivering for the Myall Coast Congratulations again to the Roos Football, Karuah & Tea Gardens District Cricket Club and Council on securing $500,000 in Federal funding towards the $1.2 million upgrade of Lionel Morton Oval. Works are expected to completed in time for the winter sporting season.
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consultants, probably 5 years ago. Meanwhile, we have been asking for repairs to the rapidly failing existing ramps, so far without success. One has to wonder if litigation may follow for damage to property, or life and limb. The purpose of this note is to bring to community notice that we, a growing tourist mecca, centred around water activities is being poorly compared to our neighbours. Karuah now has a modern, safe ramp and Port Stephens Council has modernised their ramps throughout the Shire. Not only that! Our existing ramps are now in such disrepair that damage is happening to equipment –hopefully no personal damage and boaties are vetoing the ramps. The Myall River Action Group has been at the vanguard of this campaign with little success and maybe it is time for the wider community to voice their dissatisfaction. Your assistance will be very much appreciated by directing your concern to Council. Gordon Grainger
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ON Saturday, 1 February, Tea Gardens Baptist Church is holding a Prayer Vigil from 8am to 8pm to pray for an end to the present terrible bushfires and the drought. The local community, including the congregations of all four Churches are invited to come and pray at any time during that day at the Baptist Church. You will be most welcome. Sue Roberts
District Manager of the Year in 2016 by the Assistant Commissioner of the NSWRFS. He is a highly respected leader, passionate about protecting and preserving communities, habitat and wildlife and supporting his incredible army of volunteers. Join Kam at the inaugural region-wide Australia Day civic ceremony, happening alongside the Saltwater Freshwater Festival at Forster Sporting Complex on 26 January from 8.30am.
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I WOULD like to comment on the recent jetty time limits, from my photo you can see the very negative impact it is having on jetty use. The photo attached is one of three I took over the busy holiday period, all reflecting very little jetty use with new signs in place. I personally enjoy the jetty use with my boats and when alongside we have so many interested people chatting and many comments on how quaint the variety of boats alongside are and how they make the waterfront so much more interesting. Unfortunately we have had one local put in a complaint to the council about jetty abuse, firstly the complaint was not true and I feel we the jetty users should know who the person is, do they own a boat and do they use the jetty? If not I really feel they have no right to put in a complaint and feel council should have talked to jetty users before reacting so quickly. The complaint was regarding a Sydney couple who spend 3 months of every year visiting our area, I have seen them alongside half a dozen times in that time period, they stay a day or two, support local businesses as do most of the boats that stay a bit longer. The complaint, as told to them, was that they had abused the jetty staying alongside for three months, which is completely untrue. The jetty can often be crowded and mostly users are very polite not abusing the privilege. Most smaller boats only stay a short while fetching a coffee perhaps but to go to a restaurant for dinner, brekkie or lunch need a longer stay. The couple involved were alongside for about 4 days because the wife had fallen
and quite badly hurt herself so could not lift their mooring where they would normally have stayed until healed, they were quite upset and I would not expect them to return with friendlier options offered in Lake Macquarie, an opinion shared by quite a few others. We have Tony, our very popular and very fair waterways guy, who I am sure would handle any one abusing their jetty privilege. I feel the council can set far better time limits to offer much fairer usage. Like most parking bays times vary according to the time of day, I would think setting a two hour time limit on the downstream jetty as has always been in place, a four hour limit on the new upstream jetty, these limits set between 10am and 4 pm, after 4 pm any boat is free to spend the night. There should be a set down and pick up area for very busy times allowing someone to be dropped to fetch coffee or lunch while the boat simply stands off until ready to pick them up, this should allow everyone fair access. If the jetties are empty then users can use common sense to stay longer simply being aware that they must move if more boats need space. Signs would be useful for jetty use as many new boaties are not familiar with mooring etiquette, often two tinnies are tied up spread along the jetty blocking others use. Once docked the owners of any vessel can simply move their boats along to offer as much clear space for other users as possible. I would be interested in the thoughts of other jetty users and an explanation by our local winger, hopefully offering constructive ideas for our council to adopt. Jeff Schionning
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LEARN to play Bridge; your brain will say “thank you”. Now that’s a pretty provocative claim, so what are the facts to back it up? We live in a community which is blessed with ample opportunities for outdoor activities, however these activities alone are not enough to keep your brain active and healthy. “Like all our muscles, brains need exercise and it is an established fact that one very effective brain exercise is playing Bridge. Most sedentary activities like reading and watching TV simply don’t provide the necessary stimulation” said Leslie Falla from Hawks Nest Bridge Club. “Neuroplasticity is the brain’s ability to change and adapt by learning new things, and you have the power to increase your brain’s growth at any stage of your life” according to Elle Kaplan, a US financial expert and entrepreneur. She argues that meditation, video and card games and reading are all effective and that Bridge is “one of the most challenging and brain-stimulating card games”. Bridge offers something for everyone, from all walks of life, all ages and physical conditions, and has an important social component. According to Dr Melissa Rogerson of the University of Melbourne, board games are enjoying renewed popularity due to the following factors: they are social; they provide an intellectual challenge or an opportunity for strategic thinking; they are material and tactile; and they provide variety – just like Bridge! Playing is inexpensive, can be done in airconditioned comfort, and requires no special uniforms. Hawks Nest Bridge Club will be offering affordable and fun lessons on Tuesday evenings at 6 p.m. starting in late February. For more information, please contact Leslie Falla on 0413 487 282.
Drought loans for farm-dependent small businesses THE Minister for Drought and Rural Finance David Littleproud has announced the new Regional Investment Corporation (RIC) loan for farm-dependent small businesses which is available from Monday 20 January. “As drought continues to hit small businesses across rural Australia, the RIC’s AgBiz Drought Loans will offer financial relief,” Minister Littleproud said. “Small businesses are the lifeblood of our regional communities and they’re doing their best to serve farm businesses also affected by this drought. “Those businesses - livestock transporters, equipment repairers, harvesting contractors – can use these small business drought loans to refinance existing debt or just keep their businesses going until the drought breaks. Loans of up to $500,000 will be available with a two-year interest free period. Following those first two years, concessional interest-only payments will apply before principal and interest payments are required in the final five years of the 10-year loan term. Guidelines and application forms for these new loans will be available on the RIC’s website www.ric.gov.au on Monday 20th January.
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The story of Australia Is the story of me It’s the story of you It’s the story of we In parts it is painful In parts it is raw In others it’s beautiful Inspiring great awe It tells of many people From far and wide And those who’ve been here Since the beginning of time It brings us together And tears us apart We all have our views
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Markham’s big win By Luke BOYD
THE first outing for 2020 has leaped into the record books for the future of Club fishing with Brad Markham photographing a huge flathead on his Tea Gardens Country Club Fishing Club brag mat. Mr Markham then released the flathead and his catch saw him win the biggest secret fish for the January angling outing. Al Smith won the secret bag weight for the latest angling outing with 0.250 kg.
Pennant Trials Continue for Ladies Bowls By Linda RICHARDS Tea Gardens Women's Bowls
Tuesday 14th January: Pennant trials continuing, format for play 2 games of Fours and 2 games of Triples. Lynda Richards, Francis Betar, Bev Rhodes and Dale Winter bowled well to gain a win 18 v 16, considering they were down by 7 shots on the 10th end against Sheila Rattray, Jan Coomer, Bette Saillard and Karen McPhie. A close contest on the next rink till the 6th end( 5 v 4), then Trish Ward, Dorothy Thompson and Liz Kelly scored 14 shots over the next 6 ends defeating Sheril Johnson, Christine Fossey and Jill McBride 20 v 9. Robyn Beaumont, Robyn Webster, Maureen Campbell and Kayelene Pearson proved to be too strong for Lorraine Murphy, Sandra Leisemann, Maynie Roberts and Pat Baker winning 29 v 9. Irene Roberts, Leona Clissold and Dot Dallas led all the way in their game against Lyn Nightingale, Ingrid Luck and Judy McGavock winning by 8 shots, 18 v 10. The winners were to be, "the winner with the lowest score" Dale and Dot's teams both qualified, decision made then on count back on ends. Congratulations Irene, Leona and Dot. The winner of the voucher to the Myall Bistro and Café was Sheila Rattray. Thursday 16th January: The usual "12 ends to be bowled Thursday ", 3 games of Triples and a game of Fours. A lesson in bowling was delivered to Bev Stephens, Lynda Richards and Dot Dallas by the team of Jill McBride, Sandra Leisemann and Maynie Roberts. Dot's team losing by 21 shots, 27 v 6. A tighter match on the next rink Lyn Nightingale, Jan Coomer and Karen McPhie 12 v Sue Morris, Irene Roberts and Pat Baker 9. Winners on Rink 4 were Dorothy Thompson, Bev Rhodes and Karen Green 13 v Liv Everingham, Lesley Kibble and Lynne Green 5. Margaret Wigman, Carol Hayden, Judy McGavock and Bette Saillard were drawn 5 all on the 7th end competing against Ingrid Luck, Carolyn Bywater, Sheila Rattray and Dale Winter but the next 5 ends belonged to Bette's ladies claiming victory 13 v 6. Coming events: Round 1 Club Championship Fours commences on Tuesday 28th January. Lemon Tree Passage Invitation Day Fours Monday 3rd February.
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Bill Thrift, once again, has won the latest angling outing leaving all competitors in his dust as he convincingly continues his unbeaten record for the 2019 / 2020 season. Consistency is Bill's secret, angling for his favourite species has paid off so far this season. Winning every angling outing to date. Catching and release anglers have the motto, “Angling Today and Tomorrow" The next Tea Gardens Country Club Fishing Outing will be held from the 14 - 16 February 2020.
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STABLEFORD. 14/1/2020. Front 9 1. Ross Clissold 22 2. Stephen Macmahon 20 c/b 3. Geoff Lambert 20 c/b Vouchers to 16 c/b Back 9 1. Phillip Hayward 22 2. Don Henderson 20 c/b 3. Keith Hudson 20 Vouchers to 14 c/b NTP. A B 3rd. Kevin Marr Stephen Macmahon 5th. Peter Nealon Richard Kemp 10th. Ray Penny Keith Smith 16th. Col Clinch Barry Whiteman
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Brad Markham catches winning flathead.
Bulahdelah Golfing Results By Allan BENSON Bulahdelah Golf Club Vets 16th winner I Knox 37, r/u J Webster, 3rd A Reekie. NTP 17th D Brown. NTP 3rd shot 4/13th R Winter. Saturday 18th winner T Carroll, r/u K Pascoe. Jackpot 17th K Bartlett. Saturday ladies winner T Stellema. Chook run winner G Harvey, r/u D Harvey. Next Saturday 25th, 2BB medley golf.
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Rain welcome but still need more WATER restrictions will remain in place for the MidCoast region, even after good rainfalls so far. MidCoast Council has indicated that while any rainfall is very welcome, it doesn’t dramatically change the situation with water restrictions likely to continue through January. Council's Director of Infrastructure and Engineering Services, Robert Scott said, "If we get some river flow down to Gloucester, we are hopeful we will able to pump some water for the town's supply and adjust the amount of water being trucked in. This will be a cost saving and also reduce the impact of heavy vehicle movements on our roads.” Rain will reduce the immediate pressures on our water supply. Follow up rainfall over the coming weeks and a general change in the weather patterns will be required before restrictions can be reduced. Mr Scott said Council will be watching the water quality of any runoff very carefully, given the first heavy rain following fires or long dry periods can wash all sorts of things into our rivers, resulting in significant impacts.
Level 4 Water restrictions will need to stay in place to conserve available water until river levels rise and water quality is good enough to allow pumping to refill the Bootawa water storage. "We would like to thank the MidCoast community, and our holiday visitors over this summer, for the big effort everyone has made to comply with restrictions," said Mr Scott. "Overall, our water usage figures
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indicate that everyone - including visitors to our region - have been water conscious over the holidays." "It's really important that we work hard to minimise the impact of drought on our economy, and keeping our visitors coming to the area has been a key part of that this summer," said Mr Scott. Council has also been working with local rural producers, and other high water-use industries to try to support them through the drought. "It's vital that everyone continues to reduce water use, so we can get the most out of the water we have currently got. While we hope the predictions are right and that regular rainfall will return soon to the region, we need to be prepared in case that doesn’t occur, and we need to manage with less water." To keep updated on current water restrictions, the plans for alternate water supply and to monitor your area's daily usage, visit www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/ waterrestrictions
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Deb Sinclair DEBORAH Sinclair started playing in a duo called Fire and Ice in 1988, playing various venues around Newcastle and the Hunter Valley regions. The duo played in several venues around Sydney, extensively around N.S.W., International venues such as Vanuatu and two cruises on an International cruise line. Deborah plays all styles of music ranging from 60's rock and roll, classics from the 70's, 80's and 90's through to the top 40 Hits of today. She plays keyboard with very professional sequenced backing creating versatility for all varieties of venues and audiences. She is a consummate entertainer who absolutely loves what she does and therefore involves herself with the audience on all levels, creating a fun and participative atmosphere. Predominantly, the music she plays is Contemporary with some Blues and Jazz thrown in for variety. She has a talent for reading her crowd and playing what the people want. Her repertoire is extensive and she is able to cater for everything from dinner music to dance venues. Deborah has a very professional approach to her music and is unwaveringly reliable. See Deborah Sinclair at Club Lemon Tree on Sunday 26 January.
q See Busta Thong at Tea Gardens Country Club Saturday 25 January. BUSTA Thong is a professional Rock’n Classic Covers dance band, bringing together a wealth of local Newcastle talent plus extensive musical experience that is guaranteed to provide a hot party atmosphere and a packed dance floor. Covering music from some of the most current and funky chart toppers, to old school rock favourites, Busta Thong’ diverse musical repertoire is aimed at providing a stylish and popular show. Busta Thong has worked in a variety of venues across Newcastle, the Central Coast and Hunter regional areas since 2010. Busta Thong still plays the ‘pub rock’ covers but with their own stamp on them. The band are all experienced members who are highly passionate about their music and sound who always put on an awesome show for all. See Busta Thong at Tea Gardens Country Club Saturday 25 January.
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Cotton Sax And Strings
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Viagro
Anna Bay Tavern
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Nelson Bay Bowling Club
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Anna Bay Tavern
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Myall Quays Waterfront Stuart SINCLAIR 40 Windward Cct, TEA GARDENS PRICE: P.O.A FIRST time offered, this immaculate home enjoys complete waterfront in the peaceful Myall Quays Estate. Offering four large bedrooms, each with built ins, the Master suite has sliding door access to the backyard and water views, plus a luxurious corner spa in the ensuite.
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family room. Access to the outside also include 2 x sliding doors from the dining room onto the paved entertaining area and a door from the laundry. A third toilet is in the guest powder room down the hall from the internal access door. The garage is large, a double plus extra space for a workshop and built in shelving. Contact Stuart Sinclair at Ray White Tea Gardens Hawks Nest on (02) 4997 9022 or 0488 133 998.
Celebrating 25 Years of Dance ‘n Dazzle
DANCE ‘N DAZZLE Studio is renowned for high achievement in dance in Port Stephens and has been successfully operating in the region for the past 25 years. Corynne Darcy told News Of The Area is the only studio in Port Stephens and Myall Coast area that offers examinations in Tap, Jazz, Classical Ballet and National Character. “This means we are the only Studio that offers students a chance to become accredited in all 4 genres which can lead to dance qualifications and
employment opportunities,” she said. “The Studio is also accredited to accept the two $100 Active Kids Vouchers and also the $100 Creative Kids Vouchers giving students $300 in total to spend towards their dance tuition.” The Studio caters for both children and adults from 2 years old. Students participate in many performances throughout the year and have had a wonderful time displaying their talents in the fields of Jazz, Hip Hop, Tap, Ballet,
National Character, Acrobatics, Cheerleading and Contemporary. We also try to cater to all families busy lifestyles offering both weekday and weekend classes. Ms Darcy said, “We are proud to offer our Tiny Dazzlers class for children aged 2-4 which develops co-ordination and gross motor skills as well as fostering the love and enjoyment of dance. We also offer Acrobatics Classes led by highly qualified teachers with mats and safety equipment. For Adults who wish to keep fit and have fun we offer energetic Adult Classes in Jazz, Tap and Classical Ballet.” q
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New for 2020 the Studio are offering a Boys only Hip Hop Class. “OurStudents have gained confidence, discipline, grooming, grace, enjoyment, sportsmanship and a healthy lifestyle. We are like a big extended family where lifelong friendships are made,” Ms Darcy said. Dance ‘n Dazzle boasts the first week of lessons free for all new enrolments. Further information can be found on our website www.dancendazzle. com.au and facebook page. Enrolments are being held at Wirreanda PS Hall on Thursday 30 January between 4.30pm and 7.00pm and enquiries may be made by ringing 0418 963221 or at info@ dancendazzle.com.au
TIMING IT RIGHT! “Is there a time when you just shouldn’t list?” SELLING property is not an exact science and there are numerous variables that come into play. Some are more practical such as some seasons being better than others. Others such as global events like the sudden impact of the 2007 GFC are difficult to see coming – and account for when they hit. Of course, there are instances where personal or financial positions change, necessitating a sale. Notwithstanding these variables, there are factors you can take into account when thinking about listing. Firstly, there is the supply/demand ration. If there is a wealth of properties in your area that are similar to yours by way of style, inclusions and price point, then it’s wise to wait and take advantage of a listing period when buyers outnumber listings. Additionally, if negative variables combine to create a less than favourable time to sell, short-term leasing your property will provide an income and ‘breathing space’ until you feel that the time is right A good, reputable local agent will discuss the pros and cons of listing at any given time and give you the guidance you need to make an informed decision.
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The Laurels Kylie FRENCH 122 Myall Street TEA GARDENS PRICE: Expressions of Interest THIS exceptionally extraordinary opportunity awaits one lucky new home buyer! After extensive restoration, renovations and extensions you will be astonished and impressed by the craftsmanship and innovation to create this
stunning masterpiece. A residence you will be proud to share with family and friends. On entering the home, you are welcomed with a traditional entrance that leads into the lounge area with decorative ceilings, timber flooring which is throughout the home and a cosy fireplace. The bedroom accommodation consists of three spacious bedrooms with the main overlooking the landscaped front garden through the sash windows complete with air con. The second and third bedroom can be used as an office space with one having a walk in robe - the ideal guest room.
Leading out to the open plan kitchen with a dining area and modern appliances oozes traditional woodworking with picture rails and heritage colours. Adding a modern touch to the home is the main bathroom with quality finishes in the shower and vanity. A second bathroom is located in the laundry. Adding to the home is side access to the double garage and carport – ideal for boat and caravan storage. Established gardens with beautiful trees provide privacy and shade during the warmer months. Within walking distance to the waterfront and the array of cafes and restaurants Tea Gardens has to offer this house is definitely someone’s home. For further information contact Kylie French of Tea Gardens Real Estate 0419 464 595 .
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BRAND new boys joggers and school shoes sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. $5.00 - $25.00 4982 8922 CHINA display Cabinets (2). 1290 x 825 x 420 Glass doors top half. $80 each ono 0249201149
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GENERATOR 3kva, 6.5hp motor, new never used $400 49847475 a/h 0412782208 b/h
JUNIOR Stock Saddle. Hand crafted and in fair condition. $200.00. Peter 0427977521
GALVANISED hot dipped bolts (37)125x10hexagon head. $1.75ech. (36) 100x10 cuphead, never used $1.40ech. Other sizes avail. 49872338.
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Any person having any claim against the Owners Corporation of the above Strata Scheme or any estate or interest in or claim against any of the lots comprised in the Strata Scheme is required, on or before 14 February 2020, to send particulars of the estate, interest or claim to Mullane & Lindsay, Solicitors, PO Box 758, Newcastle NSW 2300.
COMPLETE home brew kit and keg system. 2 19Ltr kegs, LD beer Co2 bottle, SO tap, and Fermenting equipment. $200.00. Peter 0427977521 21219
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CYCLONE rotary turf edger, new, hand operated $30. 49872338.
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KAYAKS. Horizon Ekko with paddles and life jacket. $500 ONO. Tea Gardens 0457322417.
DOORS legend brace type. (1) 1725H D x 760W. OL(1)1725H x 430W,S suit garden shed $40. 49872338.
GOLF sticks 2 sets, both right handed, $150 49843097
KITCHEN setting, VG cond, laminated LD table 1.2m round SO , 4 chairs $100 0407915768.
PIPE threader Millerchip brand ratchet Doperated. OL & 1" dies. ¼", ½",S¾" $30. 0419144766.
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POOL table slate $1300. OGC, LD balls, S cues. 0418275298.
DOUBLE bed, mattress used 3 times. $80 49849808. 160120
DRAWER runners, (4) 700mm $20 a pair. (1) 500mm $10. 0419 144 766 ELECTRIC drill, 1 B&D 10mm (3/8” chuck) made in USA $10. 1 KBC LD6.5mm SO (1/4” chuck) 1950 model, suit collector. $10. Others avail. 49872338.
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GOLF Clubs, Brosnan, l/hand, complete set, Woods & Irons & Putter. Incl 2 Wilson Deep Red Maxi Drivers. Bag & buggy, $300 0424609065 150819
HANDYMAN retiring: Masonite, ply wood, pyn & mdf board. D Offcuts, small OL to large. From S $2. Also soft wood timber, ring for details. 0419 144 766.
GRAMOPHONE wind up, good working cond, needles available. $500. FOOD warmer Maxim Phone 0427704592 Kitchenpro, new in box. $40 49841127 HAFCO Wood Lathe 900mm bed cast iron CLASSIFIEDS in the mount on heavy D duty OL chistles News Of The Area cast ironSbase $600. ads@mcnota.com.au included 49872338 Email for Price & Proof
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HUSQVARNA LC19SP mower. Briggs & Stratton 4stroke,700series, ready LD start, self-propelled. As SO new. Approx 2 hrs of use. $495 ono. 0419329905. 0808
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PLY wood sheets, (1) 2400x1200x3mm LD $20. SO (2)2700x1200x4mm. $30 each. 49872338.
LOUNGE Suite. 2 recliners & 3 seater, Aqua fabric very good cond, $350. Tea Gardens 49970890. 0901
LUFKIN 10m measuringLD tape, O 25mm S blade. $7. 0419 144 766 MASONITE white sided 4 shts, 1900x880x6. $9 p/sh, 49847475 a/h 0412782208 b/h 160120
MERANTI boards (3) 3.0 x 250 xD19, $15 L each. Other SO sizes avail. 0419 144 766. . 2908
MOBILTY scooter Pride Go Go, D fits in L car boot, SOonly $750. Ph 49825194. 2811
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PRIDE new scooter, paid $3100, sell for $2500ono. Also, 1 wheel chair $100 gd cond 49818613 0407044372
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE SUPPORT PROVIDED BY THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND BUSINESSES TO THE HAWKS NEST GOLF CLUB BUSHFIRE APPEAL While the final results from the charity golf day hosted by the Hawks Nest Golf Club on Friday 17th January are not yet available, indications are that the final proceeds from the day will exceed $38,000. The Board of the Hawks Nest Golf Club will be finalising details about the event over the next week with a view to the allocation of the funds raised to the Tea Gardens-Pindimar Rural Fire Service, the North Arm Rural Fire Service and to the wider bushfire appeal. This enormously satisfying total was only achieved with the wonderful support provided by the local business community in Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest, and beyond, who got right behind this fundraising appeal by making cash donations and or donating items which could be raffled, auctioned or given as prizes for the golf event. Hawks Nest Golf Club wishes to thank and acknowledge the generosity of the following businesses and organisations for the wonderful support they have given to this Charity Appeal: · · · · · · · · · · · ·
Ray White Tea Gardens Black Possum Fabrics Silk Hair Salon The Thai Restaurant Vitamin Bead Century 21 BT’S Fashions Eye Care Plus Tea Gardens Tillerman’s Restaurant The Boatshed Restaurant Tea Gardens Real Estate Palm Lake Resort
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Ella’s Boutique Mumm’s Restaurant Tea Gardens Hotel Jeff’s Meats Kombucha Max Carpet Court Woodward’s Nursery Fiona’s Café Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest Lions Club Coles Bros Oysters– Karuah Home Timber & Hardware Hawks Nest Newsagency
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Hawks Nest First National BYO Hawks Nest So Lo Hawks Nest BYO Hawks Nest Karuah Butchery Barry Bros Butchery Bulahdelah Beachside Lands Advisory Services All Coast Roofing Peter Jackson Electrical Little Faith Fashions Basic Beauty, Tea Gardens
· Benchmark · White Lady Funerals – Salamander Bay · NSW Golf Club, Avondale Golf Club, Pymble Golf Club, Bayview Golf Club, Cabramatta Golf Club, Twin Creeks Golf Club & Manly Golf Club · The Newcastle Knights · The Myall Coast News Of The Area (NOTA); and · A very special thank you to Craig Parry, Peter Sterling , Doug Walters & Tony Townsend for their participation in and their wonderful support on the day.
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Thursday, 23 January, 2020