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Stephen Dungay is the 2017 Deputy Prime Minister. “I’m looking forward to going on our excursion to Bathurst and performing in the Myall River Festival again.” “I can’t wait, this year is going to be excellent,” Stephen said. Sport plays a big part in Sophie Frazer’s life. “I’m looking forward to improving my running and representing the school in athletics and working hard throughout the year.” “I want to learn more, have fun and get to know the new Kindy [kids] and play with them,” said Kiera Bentley-Baker. Principal Mark Clemson says the buddy system is an important relationship to both Year 6 students and Kindy kids.

THERE’S plenty to be excited about if you’re a Year 6 student at Tea Gardens Primary School. “I love that I’m back at school and I’m looking forward to learning lots of different things,’’ Breanna Foran said. Year 6 pupils have started their last year of Primary with lots of projects and plenty to do as they prepare for High School. “I want to learn more about Maths this year and I am also really looking forward to being the elected Minister for the Environment and caring for our school garden,” Braiven Megallon said. Year 6 is bit like Government with many students taking on a parliamentary role.

q Tending the school’s vegetable patch: Breanna Foran and Braiven Megallon.

Seeking Justice By Daniel SAHYOUN

A VICTIM of an alleged hitand-run collision which occurred in Bulahdelah last

sustained when according to Ms Beatson the driver failed to give way at an intersection

and collided with her vehicle. “It all happened so quickly, this guy ran the give way sign next to the fruit shop at massive speed, all I saw out

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The Area that the driver immediately fled the scene in his damaged car leaving her trapped in her mangled vehicle which was leaking petrol. Witnesses helped Sharon to safety. The offending driver was later identified from his number plate, which had fallen off as a result of the impact, and was issued two fines for the offence. Sharon told News Of The Area she was horrified when informed the offender had retained his licence and was still driving. “I couldn’t stop shaking, I was already a complete mess, my car was totalled, I’ve got massive whiplash and back injuries, and then

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I’m told that he gets two fines and walks away,” she said. “I’ve been without a car, lost masses of work and 1000s of dollars in income and now have to work shorter hours because of the injuries.” Local police have confirmed the offending driver was issued two infringement notices imposing a monetary fine and accumulation of six demerit points to his driver’s licence. “He was dealt with in accordance with provisions of the Road Transport Act 2013 No 18,” Sn Constable McLeod said. “I understand the lady’s frustration, however police have to work within a framework and have done so on this occasion.” Sharon said friends have been in contact with local MPs Kate

are older students who can be there to support them if required,” Mark said.

AROUND the world, it’s estimated more than 600 million adults play Chess on a regular basis. Now we can add a few younger players to the count. The students of Karuah Primary School now have a giant chess set in their playground. ‘’A few of our senior students had expressed interest in playing chess last year and asked would they be able to have a giant set for the playground,”

Teacher Kath Henry told News Of The Area. “Finally, after a very successful ‘Grandparents Day’, the funds were found, with a big thank you to Miss Blatch.” Year 5/6 Teacher Heath Lawless takes the lead when it comes to passing on his Chess skills and advice. Then the older students do so in kind, teaching the younger ones. ‘’We have two playtimes every day,’’ Kath said.

The Calendar is already busy for the 171 students at Tea Gardens Primary with their swimming carnival this week and a visit from the Newcastle Knights and NRL. “The National Rugby League assembly visit will focus on two main values that promote a respectful and successful team,” Principal Clemson said. “Belonging and celebrating differences.”

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q Happy days: Karuah Primary School Students. “11.30 until 11.50 am, straight after Lunch and at Recess playtime between

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q Zoe Egginton, Karuah,Tyleya Dungay, Cameran Bailey, Bulahdelah, Michael Lewis-Ayliffe, Allworth, Ethan Pinch and Ryver Fitzgerald from Tea Gardens. settled in well.” Ms Cunich said with the children coming together from so many different schools and backgrounds it can take a little extra time for some to adjust to the challenges of high school. “I encourage any students or parents who need a little extra support in the coming weeks to contact me at the school,” she said. “I am looking forward to working with this group of students and celebrating

q BCS Teacher Ms Megan Henry, Year Advisor Ms Georgina Cunich with Year 7 students Zoe Egginton, Camran Bailey, Ethan Pinch, Ryver Fitzgerald, Michael Lewis-Ayliffe, Tyleya Dungay and Annee-Rose Perry.

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DESPITE a few first day nerves and worry about getting lost in a maze of classrooms, Year 7 students at Bulahdelah Central School quickly settled into their new learning environment last week. The 50 students beginning their high school journey together were full of smiles as they got to know each other, met their teachers and began their lessons. Ryver Fitzgerald from Tea Gardens said he enjoyed his first week of high school. “I was a little nervous about starting, but once I got here it was fine, I realised there was nothing to worry about,” he said. “It’s easy to find your way around and I’ve already made some new friends.” Fellow classmate Zoe Egginton from Karuah said she had “no worries at all” about commencing her secondary schooling. “If anything, I was excited about starting,

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25 years of bass bashing By Daniel SAHYOUN THE Bulahdelah Bass Bash returns to the Myall River this weekend for the 25th Anniversary of the popular catch and release fishing competition. With prizes up for grabs for reeling in the biggest bass and other species, as well as the mightiest mullet and Top Line Roofing Eel Classic for juniors, there will be plenty to keep anglers of all ages busy. Bulahdelah Fishing Club President Darren Carrall said a new category for carp had been added to this year’s program. “There had been no carp caught in the Myall River until late last year when one was reeled in, and fairly recently two more were caught in quick succession,” Darren said. “We’ve put a bounty on carp this year to target them to see if we can find anymore.” Darren said anyone who catches a carp during the competition will receive a prize. The competition boundaries stretch along the Myall and Crawford River systems down to Bombah Point Ferry so there will be plenty of vantage points for both novice and serious anglers. Darren told New Of The Area the water quality was looking good for the weekend event. “The river’s a lot saltier

than usual but it won’t affect the fishing in any way,” he said. “There’s been a bit of rainfall, however the water is decent and pretty clear.” The weekend kicks off with the famous Bass Bash Ball at Bulahdelah Bowling

PRIORITIES for 2017 was the topic of discussion at Bulahdelah Lions Club’s first official meeting for the year. Held last week, District Governor Rosalee Sellers joined more than 30 Lions members for the meeting which included a dinner at

Club at 8pm on Friday night with live music from the band ‘Siren’ ensuring a rocking good time. The event will conclude with a presentation at the Bowling Club at 1pm on Sunday. For those wishing to be

q Biggest Bass: 2016 winner John Startin with his 1.6kg catch.

q Junior Eel Classic: Brodan Nassif with a 2.6kg eel caught in the 2016 Bass Bash. part of the action, registration commences at 3.30pm on Friday 10 February at the riverbank weigh in site. Darren said camping is permitted in the area during the weekend with plenty of food and drinks available on site.

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Bulahdelah Bowling Club. Mrs Sellers told News Of The Area she will be overseeing the projects the District’s 62 Lions Clubs, 10 Lioness Clubs and four Leos Clubs will be carrying out. “Clubs will also be heavily involved in preparing for the midyear Lions Centenary,” she said.

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The fishing club encourages everyone to grab their reels and tackle boxes, bring the family and enjoy the weekend. For more information contact Darren Carrall on 0419996930 or Brett Shultz at 0418664531.

“The official Centenary Day is Wednesday 7 June and we’re encouraging all clubs to do something to celebrate in their communities on that day.” Discussions throughout the evening compared new projects with the challenges of climbing a mountain, where small persistent steps are required to achieve the overall goal. Club President Roger Dixon said their major focus of the year would be the Community Activities Park to be constructed in the Mountain Park area.

q Bass Bash: Bulahdelah Fishing Club President Darren Carrall.

“We have more than $50,000 for it so far and we’re hoping to get up to the $200,000 mark to be able to build a decent skate park,” Mr Dixon said. “The project will include a road system for the younger generation to learn about road rules, exercise equipment for mature aged people and a skateboard park.” Mr Dixon said club members will also continue working on upgrading Lions Park on the southern banks of the Myall River. “We will be making

improvements so both locals and tourists can use the park at any time of the year,” he said. The projects will be supported by many fundraising activities throughout the year including operating the Browns Flat Driver Reviver site during holiday periods and catering for various events. The Lions Club meet on the first Wednesday of the month at 7.00pm at Bulahdelah Bowling Club. New members are always welcome to join.

q Bulahdelah Lions member Judy Dixon, President Roger Dixon, Former District Governor Walter Sellers and District Governor Rosalee Sellers.

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Drug charges laid A FEMALE will appear in Forster Local Court after being charged with possessing a prohibited drug. Police report the 29-year-old woman and her male friend were seen entering the female toilets at Bulahdelah Shell Service Station at about 10.30am

on Wednesday 25 January. When police arrived, the lady left the location and entered the amenities at the BP Service Station on the other side of the road. Police followed and spoke with the female before searching her possessions. A small snap lock plastic bag containing a clear white

A MAN was killed in a single-vehicle collision on the Pacific Highway near Coolongolook shortly before midnight on Friday 27 January. Police report a Ford Falcon sedan driven by the 62-year-old Coolongolook

man was travelling north at the time of the incident. For reasons unknown to police, the vehicle left the roadway and collided heavily with a railing before coming to rest on the medium strip. The impact caused the railing to concertina.

A MOTORCYCLE rider was airlifted to John Hunter Hospital following a collision along Jacks Creek Trail in Nerong. Emergency services were called to the location at about 2.30pm on 29

January after the 55-year-old male rider collided heavily with a large tree. As a result of the collision, the rider suffered a number of fractures and lacerations. He was treated at the scene before being winched

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q Allan Freihaut said closing the HCCU Agency will impact on local businesses.

Locals short changed businesses are now forced to look at other financial institutions which can better meet their banking requirements,” Mr Freihaut said. HCCU recently informed its members via a letter that the Bulahdelah Agency will cease operations on 28 February and that transactions could be made through the Bank@Post service at the same location once the agency closed. This prompted many responses on the Bulahdelah Community Facebook page with one member commenting, “We lost our hospital now the HCCU, what’s next?” Another posted, “Not good news for those who can’t make it out of town.” HCCU Executive Retail Manager Earl Emerson said the amount of business generated through the Agency no longer justified its

operational overheads. “Particularly in light of the improved and more economical transactional service now being provided by the Australia Post Bank@ Post service,” he said. “Members who have more complex financial product requirements will continue to receive the same flexible, home or work-based service we currently provide via our Mobile Lenders and Financial Planning partner – Bridges.” Mr Emerson said all other general financial product requirements would continue to be met by the locally-based product specialists within the Tea Gardens branch. The Post Office Agency began operating three years ago, following the closure of HCCU’s Bulahdelah Branch at the Rural Transaction Centre.

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Description of proposed modification • Changes to the Concept Plan Site, including exclusion of 10Ha of conservation public park, and eco-tourism land, inclusion of 6Ha of commercial and residential land and changes to land use boundaries within the site; • Deletion of eco-tourism precinct; • Changes to proposed road layouts, proposed bus routes and cycleway, and provision of riverside walk; • Changes to development staging, and requirements relating to bulk earthworks staging; • Modifications to the Biodiversity offset packages; • Amended stormwater and groundwater management plans; • Changes to the bushfire management plan and changes to servicing arrangements; • Modifications to enable keeping of cats on site; • Changes to future assessment requirements relating to groundwater, stormwater, heritage, flooding, bushfire, acid sulphate soils, contamination, environmental management, sewer and water supply, traffic noise; and • Changes to Statement of Commitments. Exhibition The Modification Request and accompanying documents may be viewed on the Department’s website (www.planning.nsw.gov.au) and inspected from Wednesday 8 February 2017 until Wednesday 22 February 2017 during the relevant authority’s ordinary business hours at: • Department of Planning and Environment: Information Centre, Level 22, 320 Pitt Street, Sydney; • Department of Planning and Infrastructure: Newcastle Office, Price Waterhouse Coopers Centre, Level 2, 26 Honeysuckle Drive (9am to 5pm Monday to Friday); • Mid Coast Council: Administration Offices, Breese Parade, Forster (8.15am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday); and • Mid Coast Council: Myall Street, Tea Gardens (9am to 4pm Monday to Friday). At the time of publishing this advertisement, the Minister for Planning has not directed that a public hearing should be held. Submissions Any person may make a written submission concerning the Modification Request during the exhibition period. If a submission is made by way of objection, the grounds of objection must be specified in the submission.

Your submission must reach the Department by Wednesday 22 February 2017. Before making your submission, please read our Privacy Statement at www.planning.nsw.gov.au/privacy or telephone the number below for a copy. The Department will publish your submission on its website in accordance with our Privacy Statement. If you cannot lodge online you can write to the address below. If you want the Department to delete your personal information before publication, please make this clear at the top of your letter. You need to include: • Your name and address, at the top of the letter only; • The name of the application and the application number; • A statement on whether you support or object to the proposal; • The reasons why you support or object to the proposal; and • A declaration of any reportable political donations made in the previous two years. To find out what is reportable, and for a disclosure form, go to www.planning.nsw.gov.au/ DonationsandGiftDisclosure or phone the number below for a copy.

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HOLIDAY Coast Credit Union’s (HCCU) decision to close its Agency at Bulahdelah Post Office has been met with disappointment from many local business owners and community members. Bowling Club Secretary Allan Freihaut said the closure of the agency would impact on many business operators who deal with large sums of cash. “We require change on a regular basis to operate our business and although we will still be able to bank via Australia Post, there are limitations on transactions,” he said. “We would have to frequently drive to the HCCU branch at Tea Gardens, which is totally out of the question.” Mr Freihaut said it was impractical to release staff several times a week to travel out of town for banking purposes. “Unfortunately, many

coloured crystallised substance was found during the search. Police report they also located packets of syringes and alcohol wipes amongst her belongings. The female was later charged with possessing a prohibited drug and will appear at Forster Local Court in relation to the offence.

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IF you love to create, enjoy a chat and a cuppa, then why not join the Tea Cup Club. The Club is the brainchild of Jenifer Gimbert of Black Possum Fabric and Beads in Tea Gardens. “You come along, you get a project every month, we teach different stitches, then you have a high tea, and sit from 2 till 4 and do your project,” Jenifer said. “It might be a thread catcher, needle keeper, or a wall hanging,” Jenifer told

News Of The Area. “They might frame it to put on the wall, or make different baskets, it’s a set project every month.” The Black Possum Fabric shop is now home to four generations of Gimberts. Hazel Gimbert, who has lived in Tea Gardens for 64 years, still helps out daughter-in-law Jenifer. Then there’s Jenifer’s daughter Haylie, and her daughter Harper May who, at 10 weeks of age, is just content to visit at the moment. The Gimbert women

have been running their Tea Gardens business for more than 30 years. But they’ve also moved with the times, now selling online from their stock of thousands of fabrics. “We have lots of sit and sew days, when people can come in for the day and sew and we just help them with whatever project they’re doing.’’ ‘The art of sewing is far from dying it’s still very popular.’’ So if you’d like to join the Tea Cup Club, head to Black Possum on Myall Street, on Thursday 23 February for the Club’s first meeting of the year.

and soul of our universal healthcare system. Labor Leader Bill Shorten and Shadow Health Minister Catherine King have launched an online portal mymedicarestory.com inviting people to share their experiences, good and bad. Mr Shorten said: “While we can’t respond or

intervene in every case, your story is vital so we have a thorough picture of what is happening to healthcare in Australia.” Ms Swanson said she had received complaints to her office about the difficulty people were having in getting through on the Medicare phone line, the length of

Share your healthcare stories DO you have a story, good or bad, about our healthcare system? Meryl Swanson is urging local people to share their Medicare stories on the 33rd birthday of the heart

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time refunds were taking to be processed, the more out of pocket expenses people faced, and the insistence of Medicare staff on people using the Medicare app. “The Government has made it so hard for people they are sometimes in despair trying to deal with Medicare, just as they are with Centrelink,” Ms Swanson said. “Sometimes we are

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Government must drop the savage cuts to Medicare which has already caused bulk billing rates to fall, and people to pay more for vital healthcare services,” Ms Swanson said. “I urge you to share your experiences so the Government can hear how bad it is.” While the portal does require name and contact details, you can tick a box to keep your submission confidential.

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able to help, but clearly there are not enough staff in these Medicare offices to do the work required. The Government’s cuts are taking their toll and we have to do all we can to protect Medicare.” Under the Turnbull Government, Australians are paying more out of their own pockets for Medicare services than ever before “The Turnbull

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By Margie TIERNEY

WITH the kids back at school and most people back at work, it’s time to reflect on the recent summer holiday season and its impact on local businesses in the Myall. Locals know full well that the towns of Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest were buzzing over the Christmas period. And this is why. “At our peak we worked out we had around 1,800 people in here,” Tracey Moore told News Of The Area. Tracey and her husband Ken manage the North Coast Holiday Park in Hawks Nest. “This Christmas, people were a lot happier, the weather was a major factor.” “We didn’t have any problems with rain, like last year when we were washed out, it was quite devastating,” Tracey said. And the tourists just kept on coming with around 900 visitors booked into the Park over the Australia Day long weekend. Tracey and her staff provide each guest with an information pack promoting other local businesses in the area. “I’ve got menus in there, what restaurants there are, what clothes shops, ferry timetables, tide charts, everything in the local area just to let them know what

q North Coast Holiday Park: Tracey Moore and Marissa Schutz. they can do and where they can go.” “It’s so important we keep the money in this town,” Tracey said. The report card from First National Real Estate at Hawks Nest was also very positive. They manage over a hundred holiday properties. “It was a really good season, Property Manager, Meredith Verhagen said. “The first two weeks

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of the holiday season over Christmas were fully booked.” Kylie French from Tea Gardens Real Estate echoed the same reaction to the season in regards to their 130 holiday properties. “It’s been a great holiday period, we had many returns from previous years and plenty of return bookings for next year.” ‘’We’ll continue to be busy till after Easter,” Kylie said.

MEMBER for Paterson Meryl Swanson has written to all schools in her electorate this week asking principals and teachers what the effects of “Gonski” cuts will meant to them. The Paterson electorate will lose $43million in Gonski funding as part of the Turnbull Government’s $30billion cut from schools over 10 years. Labor is fighting these cuts and insisting the Government deliver the full Gonski rollout. “I have no doubt the impact of these cuts will be severe, but I want to hear directly from schools what the

cuts will mean for them,” Ms Swanson said. “I know several schools have used their Gonski funding for intervention programs that have led to great improvements in literacy and numeracy. “One school told me they are meeting and exceeding local and state standards because of these programs. “Properly funding our schools is critical to making sure our young people have the skills they need to put their best foot forward, to get a job, keep a job, and become our future leaders. “As our international neighbours place ever more importance on education we need to give our children the skills and the technology

they need to excel.” Gonski funding was designed to direct additional resources to areas of disadvantage to make up for historical underfunding, Ms Swanson said. After building slowly from 2014 to 2017, it was supposed to sharply increase in 2018-19. “But the Turnbull Government has put an end to that. I will not stand by while funds are cut from schools. I’m asking our schools to help me build the case for the full Gonski rollout. “I have invited teachers and parents to share with me what Gonski funding has meant for them and, importantly, what they will miss out on because of the cuts.”

IN a surprise decision, Robyn Jenkins has resigned from her position on the MidCoast Council Local Representative Committee. The former Deputy Mayor believes “it is not ethical” for her to accept an annual payment of around $19,000 for the work required of her on the LRC. Ms Jenkins said she’d become increasingly

disillusioned by the role of the LRC, citing as an example the proposed MidCoast Council Water merger. “The LRC knew nothing about MidCoast Water, nothing, until we read it in the paper.” “We knew when the community did,” Ms Jenkins said. Her decision last week came as speculation grew that newly elected NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian

was considering a possible backflip on council amalgamations. “I don’t pretend for a second the issue is not complex, some might even call it messy.’’ ”Our government is here to fix it,” Premier Berejiklian said. At this stage, the State Government has merged 20 councils, with 11 including Port Stephens Council still in line for amalgamation.

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Keeping active at Estia Health Tea Gardens At 87 years of age, Noel Mosman is walking proof that age is no barrier. A resident at Estia Health Tea Gardens, Noel was determined to continue taking part in the regular bus outings at his home. Having lost some balance and mobility in recent years, Noel has made use of the home’s recently refurbished mobility centre to build his strength and confidently manage the transfer in and out of the home’s bus.

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“Noel is one inspiring and determined man,” says Jenny Armstrong, manager of the home, “Under the guidance of a qualified physiotherapist, he has been working hard in our on-site mobility centre to achieve his goal.”

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Meet Adrian Henry, Podiatrist as well as: • 11.30 – Meet our Physiotherapy Team from Unified Health • 12.00 – Tour of our mobility centre

Complimentary blood pressure checks and 5 minute mobility checks are also available on the day.

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

Estia Health Tea Gardens is holding an open day with complimentary morning tea at 11am on Thursday 16 February 2017.

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Maggie & Noel in the mobility centre at Estia Health Tea Gardens Estia Health Tea Gardens also features a Community Hub, which is open to the general public and offers hairdressing, podiatry, physiotherapy and skin services. There’s also a café available weekdays for special group functions or to enjoy a coffee and pastry, or light lunch.

To RSVP Please call (02) 4919 7000 during office hours.

Estia Health Tea Gardens 42 Spinifex Avenue, Tea Gardens 2324

“Quality of care, community connectedness and happy residents are top priorities for us,” says Jenny.

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water. The backyard has a garden shed, and a large double garage with access through Eastslope Ave. There’s plenty of space for the boat or caravan as well. In need of some updating and renovating, there are so many options – live in stunning North Arm Cove and enjoy kayaking, fishing or tennis (tennis court – a stroll away), or holiday and escape city life and create an income through holiday letting. This is a solid home with a great floor plan, wonderful views and loads of space. Contact Century 21 for a private inspection on (02) 4997 2554.

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and enjoy the beautiful uninterrupted water views. All four bedrooms are generous in size with three including large built-in-robes. The master bedroom features a bay window to take in the water views plus an ensuite. The home’s main bathroom consists of combined bath and shower with a vanity and separate WC plus a second shower in the laundry. An attached double garage also provides plenty of storage or workspace. Enjoy a nice morning cuppa on the front verandah, taking in the peaceful surrounds or cool off on a hot summer’s day in the inground swimming pool. Situated on approximately

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surfing beach. Five minutes walk to shops with access walkway to golf course/club directly opposite. This middle floor unit has

a balcony and own laundry. A barbecue area, heated inground pool, spa, bar and restaurant are located within the complex. Perfect for the holiday rental market, this is the ideal

unit and location for fuss free, no maintenance holiday getaways. For further information contact John Rumble at Hawks Nest First National Real Estate on (02) 49970262.

up to the sixth bedroom. Both the Mezzanine and loft areas feature large Velux tilt opening windows and wrap around verandahs enclose the home on three sides. There is also a separate, air conditioned games room which currently houses a ten foot pool table and office area. In the tidal estuary (Bundabah Creek) adjacent to the main house there is a licensed floating jetty. The property also features near new water pumps and water heaters and a large concrete walled dam with pipework to both houses and petrol fire pump to pressurise pipework in case of a fire. There is a

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2.5 acres, the property is perfectly set up for equine enthusiasts and animal lovers with two fenced paddocks plus horse yards with day shelters. The property’s cleared acres offer plenty of space for gardens, perhaps a vegie patch or two or even room for the kids and animals to play. With direct water access this property is its very own

slice of paradise with the convenience of being located just 15 minutes to the fishing spots of Karuah and 55 minutes to Nelson Bay and Newcastle. Or just jump in the boat and be in Nelson Bay within an easy 20 minutes. For more information please call Brooke Lloyd at R & R Rural and Residential Property on (02) 4994 5766.

Bundabah Creek is classed as a “sanctuary” within the Port Stephens Marine Park. Properties with dual living and so many fabulous inclusions are highly sought after, especially in locations such as North Arm Cove. Only a couple of kms from the highway, this property is easily accessible via car and has all the hard work already completed. A brilliant acquisition to a successful property portfolio, a holiday escape fit for royalty or a fabulous permanent lifestyle property awaits. Inspections strictly by appointment only. Contact Stuart Sinclair at Ray White Tea Gardens for an inspection time today on (02) 4997 9022.

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acres and over 500 hundred metres of river frontage which is accessed by a solid jetty which has power, tank water, and dam water connected. There is a two door timber barn with a loft which can accommodate two cars and a carport can accommodate a full height caravan plus five cars. A large five bay machinery shed, 30 x 9 metres with four metre walls and high angle gable, includes six metre sliding doors enclosing three bays (all on concrete slab). The shed contains a vehicle hoist which may be negotiated into the sale of the property and a 1/2 court tennis court overlooking the waterway. Water collection and storage totals approximately 30

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By Margie TIERNEY LOCALS wanting an update in regards to the massive Riverside development planned for Tea Gardens are being urged to attend the next meeting of the Hawks Nest/Tea Gardens Progress Association. Representatives from Sheargold Property Developers, the new owners of the site, will address the meeting. The company recently submitted their latest concept plans for the Riverside project to the NSW Department of Planning and Environment. “We have been working closely with MidCoast Council, as well as the State Environmental and Planning Agencies to ensure we strike the right balance between supporting local economic growth, maintaining the area’s natural charm and providing much needed housing supply,” Managing Director Michael Sheargold said. “You only get one chance in the life of a project to make sure the design and planning is right and that time is now,” he said. On the drawing board are plans for approximately

800 dwellings and a retail/ commercial centre. The site is bounded by Myall Street to the west and the Myall River to the east. Completion date is scheduled for 2035. Mr Sheargold added, “We look forward to working with the local community in delivering this very exciting project”. More information on the Modified Concept Plan can be found on the Department of Planning and Environments major projects website. The next meeting of the Hawks Nest/Tea Gardens Progress Association is being held in the old library at the Hawks Nest Community Centre at 7pm on Monday 13 February.

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Dear Jasminda, I have been single for some time, in fact, my family has probably lost all hope for me. Whilst I thoroughly enjoyed my independent, please-myself lifestyle, I have opened my heart to the possibility of love and have been seeing a man for a couple of months and feel I should introduce him to my family but am very nervous about the daunting task of unleashing my family upon a very shy man. Miss EB, Corlette

Dear Miss EB, What are we working with here? A Brady sort of bunch or a Focker sort of family? I’m sensing, between the lines, that it is probably the latter. It is natural to feel nervous, EB. You’ve swiped right, put your best foot forward, felt the first flicker of love and all that hard work could come undone. Ease your new man into the fold one family member at a time. Start with the most impressive ones and work your way down the list. When you say “unleash”, I gather that there may be a Hannibal Lecter-type in the old gene pool. Leave Uncle Mac until the end-of-year dress-up party when gimp masks are somehow more socially acceptable. Or just tell your new man you are an orphan. He sounds like a keeper. Carpe Diem, Jasminda.

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honours at State level in shot put and discus. Montanna, a Year 12 student at Bulahdelah High School, plays women’s rugby for Merewether Carlton and League Tag for Hawks Nest. Her commitment to fitness is one reason for taking to the pool to swim but the other is to share the sport with her dad Geoff. At the end of a long hot day working in Geoff’s House and Yard Handyman Services, Geoff is happy to fall into the refreshing waters of the pool at Myall Masters training sessions. Having reached regional level competitive swimming as a teenager, Geoff returned to swimming for the exercise

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and the positive health benefits that swimming offers. Both daughter and father are looking forward to participating in the Myall Masters Swimming Club’s annual State Pointscore Carnival on Saturday, 11 February at Tea Gardens Pool. The Gesseys will be trying to do their personal best times in their events

and of course beat each other! The skill and dedication of the ‘’older’’ swimmers is encouraging to Montanna as they ‘’just keep on swimming’’! The local community are invited to come to the Carnival to witness the fitness, fun and friendship of Masters Swimming.

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THE Myall Masters Swimming Club is sporting a new fresh look.

The Myall Masters with their sponsor.

Myall Masters Swimming Club By Rhonda BOBAKO

THE Myall Masters Swimming Club is sporting a new fresh look. Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Tea Gardens Real Estate, club members have a new shirt displaying the distinctive hibiscus logo of Tea Gardens Real Estate and the dolphin logo of the Masters Swimming Club. Tea Gardens Real Estate Licensee, James Murphy, made the presentation of shirts and a monetary donation at a recent club training session. Mr Murphy stated that supporting local initiatives was important to Tea

q Club members Linda Stubbs, Lidia Izquierdo, Shirley Darch, James Murphy, Licensee of Tea Gardens Real Estate and President, Chris Lock.

Gardens Real Estate and having Property Manager, Ali Harrison, a valued club swimmer it was a pleasure to sponsor Myall Masters. Club President, Chris Lock, thanked Tea Gardens Real Estate for their support of Myall Masters. Chris also applauded the effort of Committee member, Shirley Darch, who organised the sponsorship and sourced the shirts from local supplier, Trevor Officer, of Work N Play Clothing at 38 Wanya Road, Tea Gardens. How good is this! Local people enjoying the benefits of a local Swimming Club, local sponsorship from a local Real Estate business, supporting a local business – that’s building community.

Knowing Bushfire Alert Levels Catholic Church HOW well do you know your bushfire alert levels?

Bushfires can flare up at any time of the year, but are more prone in the warmer months of the year from October to April. Alert levels play an important part of the NSW Rural Fire Service’s education and awareness campaign. It advertises and promotes these levels on its website, on the radio

and in the ‘Fires Near Me’ app and residents need to keep track of the alert levels so that they know what to do in the event of a fire. The alert levels are: ADVICE: A fire has started. There is no immediate danger. Stay up to date in case the situation changes. WATCH AND ACT: There is a heightened level of threat. Conditions are changing and you need to start taking action to protect you and your family. EMERGENCY

WARNING: An Emergency Warning is the highest level of bushfire alert. You may be in danger and need to take action immediately. Any delay now puts your life at risk. Before a fire even starts, monitor the Fire Danger Ratings daily at www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/fdr. There are six fire danger ratings ranging from Low-Moderate to Catastrophic “The higher the fire danger rating, the more dangerous a fire is likely to be. Under catastrophic conditions leaving early

is the only safe option,” a spokesman for the RFS said. “When it’s Severe you should only stay if your home is well prepared and you’re ready to defend it.  “At Extreme, only stay if your home is prepared to the very highest level and is specially built to survive a bushfire.  “Catastrophic is as bad as it gets – no homes are built to withstand a fire in these conditions. Leaving early is your only safe option.”

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By Margie TIERNEY A FOLLOW up to our story on the raffle to raise funds to improve the acoustics in the hall of the Tea Gardens Catholic Church. Parishioner Paul Dewar told News Of The Area, “All 600 tickets were sold and the raffle drawn on the 29 January, the winners, two lucky locals.” First prize of a South Pacific Cruise went to Monica Fitzmaurice, ticket

number 299. Second prize of a stay in the Blue Mountains was won by another local, Janet Anderson, ticket number 509. Paul would like to thank everyone who contributed to the raffle enabling the Church to proceed with its plans to remedy the acoustic problem in their hall.

The World Day of Prayer Friday 3rd March 2017, at St. Andrews Anglican Church (cnr Witt and Ogden Streets, Tea Gardens)

commencing at 2.00 p.m.

The World Day of Prayer is a global ecumenical movement which brings Christians of many traditions together to observe a common day of prayer each year. This year the Anglican Church of Tea Gardens is hosting the service in support of the women of the Philippines. The guest speaker will be Alex Shaw. All are welcome to the service which will be followed by afternoon tea.

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Hawks Nest Vets Stroke

Hawks Nest Vets By Tony SMITH

Hawks Nest Vets Stroke 31/1/2017 A Grade 1. David Brailey 34.6 2. Peter Nealon 37 3. Ian Richardson 37.2 B Grade 1. Les Davies 38.7 2. Chris Lock 39 3. Kevin Durham 40.2 NTP 3rd 5th 10th 16th

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Bulahdelah Golf Club By Pauline GREGORY Wednesday 25/1/2017 Ladies Golf Winner- Lyn Pascoe R/up- Karryn Bartlett

Thursday 26/1/2017 Veteran’s Golf Winner- Richard Green R/up- Don Webster & Terry Griffis NTP 6th- Stuart Robinson Longest Drive- Richard Green Saturday 28/1/2017 Stroke Monthly Mug Men’s winnerStuart McNaughton

R/up- Dave Gray 2nd R/up- David Schlenert 3rd R/up- G.Scott NTP 6&15th- Terry Griffis Straightest Drive Ladies- Alison Benson Men- Graeme Buck

Longest Drive Ladies-Colleen Richards Men0-14 – Stuart McNaughton 15+ – Al Jobson

NTP 17th- Jackpot- Dave Gray: 2.53

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Junior League Call Out LEAGUE

Myall River Junior League By Neil REYNOLDS

THE Myall River Junior League has planned an expression of interest evening at Myall Park. Club representatives will be at the ground between 5 and 6pm on Tuesday February 14, to receive expressions of interest from current and new players who are looking to play League in 2017. Names will be taken for all age groups from six and under through to 17 years of age. The number of teams and age groups will be dependent on player numbers in each division. Official training is planned to start on February 21. A sausage sizzle is

being arranged for players expressing interest. The Club is also asking for expressions of interest from people to take on roles as trainers, managers, and coaching. Recent initiatives by the Rugby League’s governing body require a high level of compliance in supporting Junior League players, which require support staff to undertake training courses, which are available over the next couple of months. Official competition will kick off on April 1, and the Club is planning trials from mid-March To contact the Club phone 0417 226619 or email Neil Reynolds on: nreynolds.2@ bigpond.com

BOWLING Tea Gardens Men’s Bowling Club By The JAFFA 1 February The new month brought with it some early welcome relief from the heat. The 50 bowlers that played the usual Wednesday Fours format enjoyed overcast, but still, humid weather to contest their matches over 21 ends. As sometimes happens with nominated teams, the winners were far superior to their opposition and I am told that the team of Col Farrugia Brian Emmett, Peter Gurney and Bill Whalan, won by “a large margin”. Enough said! The runners-up was a triples combination of Brian Newbury, Ron Green and Leigh Hunt. Lucky losers were Graham Watkins, Bill Bridges and Barry Drayton. 3 February Friday Jackpot Open

Pairs was played today with 16 bowlers participating in overcast conditions, but with a light breeze. A welcome was extended to David Perry who was visiting from Rydalmere. The formula used to determine the winners was 4 points for a win plus ends won. This suited the winners Lon Richards and Bill Whalan. They accumulated +16. The Lucky Losers were Stewart Sturrock and Max Stephens. The jackpot was not won and will stand at $80.00 for next week. 5 February Extreme heat put paid to any Sunday bowls being played today. In other news The Mid-Week and Saturday Pennant season is almost upon us. Mid-Week Pennants will commence on Wednesday 22 February with the Tea Gardens Grade 4 side playing

Winners of the Friday Jackpot Open Pairs: Bill Whalan and Lon Richards.

at home against Carrington. The Saturday Pennant competition will commence on 4 March with the Tea Gardens Grade 3 side at home to Cardiff. The Grade 5 side will play away at Lemon Tree Passage and Grade 6 will also play away against Hamilton North.

Bowling Off the Richter BOWLING Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling Club By Lynda RICHARDS TUESDAY 31 January: Once again hot weather conditions triumphed over bowls. Three games for Round One of the Club Championship Singles Competition were to be played. The winner in this singles competition is the bowler

who reaches the score of 25 shots first, regardless of ends played. A decision was made to commence play at 8am based on predicted temperatures for Tuesday. Unfortunately by 9am, the temperature had reached 37 degrees Celsius. Well off the “Richter Scale” for allowing bowls to be played. Most teams had completed 7 ends at this

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stage. Play was rescheduled to resume on Thursday 2 February. There was no social bowls played. Happy birthday greetings to Bev Dunn. Thursday 2nd February: Round One of the major Singles Competition resumes plus three other games that were scheduled for this date. Two players forfeited meaning their opponents will proceed to Round Two of the competition. Once again play commenced at 8am in an endeavour to beat the hot

There are 18 teams entered in Grade 3 divided into 3 sections this year. Grade 5 will be contested with 30 teams competing in 5 sections and in Grade 6, there are 39 teams entered divided into 7 sections. Wow! All Grades will be assured of some heavy completion.

weather. On Rink 1 Sheril Johnson and Lynda Richards were “neck to neck” most of the game but Sheril claimed victory on the 29th end, 25 v 23. Rink 2, after 19 ends Maynie Roberts defeated Pam Gilchrist 25 v 8. Kayelene Pearson and Karen Green played 21 ends on Rink 3. The final score here was Kayelene 26 and Karen 13. A mammoth game of 31 ends was played on Rink 4 between Kathie Rimmer and Francis Betar. Francis just “kept hanging in there” but Kathie finally out bowled her, winning the

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The Selectors have arranged some trial games for Grade 5 and Grade 6 next Saturday 11 February. Grade 5 can test their skills against a team from Dungog at Tea Gardens and Grade 6 will play a team from Karuah at Karuah. All players, both those

preliminary selected, plus reserves should make arrangements to attend. More entries are needed for the Club Minor Singles Championship commencing on Saturday 18 February.

game 25 v 16. Another close competition on Rink 5, 22 ends played Robyn Beaumont 25 defeating Loretta baker 22. Finally Rink 6 great bowling from Lorraine Harvey and Lynne Green. Lorraine managed to increase her lead of 1 on the 13th end to 8 shots on the 19th end. By the 22nd end Lynne was only down by 2 shots. Lorraine then managed to score 5 shots in the next 3 ends. The final outcome Lorraine 25 v Lynne 19. Great bowling by all

participants. Congratulations to the winners and condolences to the losers. A big thank you to all the Markers, Umpire Vicki Rankin and Controlling Body Nola Jackson. Despite the hot weather conditions there was still a few spectators/supporters present, which is great to see. No social bowls were played. Watch this spot for results of Round 2 of the Club Major Singles Competition that will be held on Tuesday 7 February. Weather permitting.

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QUEEN size bed haead wood. Exc cond. $50. 4981 7523

TV Cabinet 2100mm l x 580mm w 1350mm h. Timber. Ph 49972317.

GOLF Clubs, Rapier Responce, over size & cavity balance system RH golf clubs, 1 - 3 Metal Woods, 3 - SW Clubs, all with regular flex Graphite Shafts. All in good cond. $140ono Ph 0419245757

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APPRENTICE Butcher, Bulahdelah Ph 49974544 (Bus hrs). 49974346 (A/hrs)

WARDROBE 2 door, with drawers, minor damage $70 49829498

CAMERON Off Road Camper. Ex Cond.Very little use.Many extras. Detail on enquiry. Reduced $10500. 0448237257

DARTS At Neslon Bay Bowling Club on Mondays. 7:30pm. All welcome. 0429506372

R/C MODEL yacht. Northwind 36 class. Radio, electrics & cradle included. Ready to race. $150 ono ph 0402054207

FOLDING Aluminium trailer. ramps. M/c or ATV pair $220. Magma marine Bbq. LDor boat Suit RV, O van $125. S Motorcycle transport stand for shed or trailer New $30. Rope 50m x 18mm nylon $120 0408239842

Tea Gardens RSL Women’s Auxiliary AGM is on Mon 20 Feb, 2017. Starts at 10am at Peter Sinclair Gardens. All welcome.

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LAYING hens 9 Isa brown, 1 australorce, 12mths old ex layers. $15.00 each. 49979783 LOUNGE. 2 seater lounge, VGC $80. Tel: 02 4981 4454 LOUNGE Two recliners $500. Top condition. Phone 49813784 MOTOR Scooter 125cc Arquin auto. Less than 5,000 kms panier, cover. Reg to June $1450 ono 0418554192

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WOODEN toys (lge), 10 semi trailers, 3 tractors, 1 train, 3 rocking horses, Will sell sep or together Ph 49817297

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LAZYBOY ReclinerRocker Brand New, Unused. Colour Fawn-Beige. Cost $1,000 Sell for $795. Ladies BROOKE White Joggers. As new. Size 8.5 (40 Euro). Cost $220 Sell for $120. Phone 49970890.

SUZUKI Grand Vitara 5 steel wheels, 4 tyres $120. Mens and ladiesLD26 inch O bikes, Svery good condition $40 each. Caravan double foam mattress $75. Phone 0432150031

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21.5ft fibreglass caravan $39,999, shower, toilet, washing machine, solar. Near new tyres, batteries and charger plus brakes. exc/cond. Tea Gardens 49970367 17’ 6” Golf Pop Top Van. Tare 1180. Model 2001. 6mths Rego. $17500 Ph 49979727 or 0429433103 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Or (02) 4983 2134 2007 Retreat Linderman 20foot. 11 months rego. with extras. P.O.A. Ph 4997 2017

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ARBORISTS, OPERATORS & LABOURERS FEDC is seeking a range of experienced arborists, operators and labourers for vegetation management contracts around Bulahdelah. FEDC would like to hear from candidates that: • have previous experience working as supervisors, scopers, cutters, EWP operators, chipper operators and/or ground crew in the vegetation management, private tree trimming or power line clearing industries; or • are hard working, ambitious and want to begin a new career in vegetation management. Applicants with current qualifications in the following areas will be looked upon favourably: • CATT, Cert II ESI, CAVC; • Chainsaw ticket, ChemCert, OH&S white card, first aid, traffic control; • EWP licence; • unrestricted medium rigid (MR) licence, or higher; • Essential Energy authorised; • Certificate II or III in arboriculture, or other climbing qualifications. All applicants should be prepared to operate out of FEDC’s depot in Bulahdelah, NSW. To express your interest in a role with FEDC, please email or fax your cover letter and resume, including work history and details of all relevant skills and experience, to admin@fedc.com.au or (02) 6662 8258.

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WHEN you think of Masters Swimming do you conjure up swimmers who are 50 plus years of age? Well think again! Myall Masters Swimming Club has recently registered its youngest swimmer in the club’s 14-year history. Montanna Gessey, who turns 18 years of age this year, is a naturally gifted athlete who has achieved representative

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