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Premier Visits Businesses whilst in Town

By Marian SAMPSON

IN a very relaxed walk through the Premier visited the central business district of Nelson Bay. News Of The Area was exclusively invited to participate in the walk through.

The Premier visited the township on Tuesday afternoon and took time to walk into local businesses and chat with the owners.

On the list of businesses in the Bay that the Premier visited were Bella Rose Boutique, OPAAT Health, and Arteke Salon Collective.

Premier Gladys Berejiklian told News Of The Area, “It’s not often I can just visit a township and visit local businesses like this.”

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q Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Liberal Candidate Jaimie Abbott walking through Nelson Bay CBD. Photo by Marian Sampson.

$205M for Road

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nature of the shops in Nelson Bay impressed the Premier with their unique style and offerings.

She also spoke of how she does her own shopping at her local shops rather than opting for home delivery.

The Premier chatted with Jessica Palmer and Katie Diemar in Bella Rose Boutique and talked about the confidence that it takes to start your own business and the flexibility which owning and operating a business offers to women today.

Jessica Palmer told News Of The Area, “It makes us proud as working women to have other women in leadership recognise the work that women in business are doing, particularly in

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which was held at one of the three significant bottlenecks which the works will address, the Premier was clear that the funds are already allocated and available.

The Premier said that the Government has allocated the funds and can get cracking this year on the 18 kilometre long project that will take two years to complete.

Gladys Berejiklian acknowledged what a special part of NSW Port Stephens is.

The section will add to the already completed $70 million dollar section completed by the NSW Government from Bobs Farm to Anna Bay. The new works will alleviate the traffic bankups experienced in getting to and from the Peninsula.

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lane section through the sand hills and the Lemon Tree Passage roundabout.

This will make a huge difference, particularly over the holidays,” he said.

The road sees 25,000 motorists each day travel

q NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Liberal Candidate for Port Stephens Jaimie Abbott announce Liberal Government $205 Million Dollar pledge for Nelson Bay Road Duplication at Salt Ash. Photo by Marian Sampson.

along it and many more during the Summer and Easter holiday peaks.

Council’s General Manager Wayne Wallace said, “Nelson Bay Road has remained a high priority for Council over several years.

“Council’s advocacy to the State Government for this Election will see the next step of the road duplication completed,” he said.

The Premier emphasised the fact that investing back into the community with projects like the Nelson Bay Road duplication, is a direct result of the hard work that the Government has done to build a strong budget.

Liberal Candidate Jaimie Abbott said, “This is a big win for Port Stephens: it will improve road safety, removing some of the bends and alleviate dangerous points on the stretch of the road.”

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Amanda Boone of Arteke Salon Collective spoke candidly about the journey and challenges that are involved in running a business and in finding staff, particularly apprentices in her industry.

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Taking the scenic route “BLUE sky, blue water!”

These were the most-liked features of Australia as outlined by an accidental visitor to Tilligerry recently.

Jasmine Zhu was actually looking for ‘panoramic views of the ocean’ when she ended up in Lemon Tree Passage by mistake.

After a quick visit to the waterfront we pointed her in the direction of Gan Gan Lookout and Tomaree Headland then sent her on her way.

Before leaving, the university student told us of her homeland, her Australian experiences and her hopes for the future.

Jasmine was very eager to

the end of her studies but would dearly like to stay on with a working visa.

“I’d like to work in the early education field,” she said.

“I love little children and this would be a very satisfying job to have,”she added.

speak to Australians to polish up her English language skills.

She hails from the city of Wuhan.

With a population of some ten million, it is the biggest central Chinese city in Hubei province.

It is often referred to as ‘The Chicago of China’ as it is a major transportation hub.

With a January mean temperature at home of around 1degree C, Ms Zhu found our current heatwave uncomfortable but the pollution free skies and crystal waters more than compensated for this.

Jasmine will be able to fluently translate Mandarin and English at

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Tilligerry Arts Group Inc. run exciting school holiday programs to encourage children to enjoy their own creativity.

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THE children of the Tilligerry Peninsula have enjoyed expanding their artistic horizons these school holidays.

Fortunately they have had the Tilligerry Arts Group Inc., fondly known as TAG close by to guide their structured creativity.

The group was formed over eleven years ago, by a small group of Tilligerry artists and craftspeople who saw a need for a local art network to provide encouragement and support.

Due to the group’s popularity, their membership has now expanded to embrace members from the wider Port Stephens and Newcastle area.

The group run a variety of art sessions and courses from their gallery located in the old Lemon Tree Passage Rural Fire Brigade building.

During the summer school holidays the group has concentrated their focus on children’s art.

The group is fortunate to have children’s art teacher, Donna Ling on board.

TAG Inc. Gallery Manager Jannine Deneen told News Of The Area, “We have been privileged to have Donna Ling provide lessons this holiday.”

“We are hoping that this can be repeated in other school holiday periods.”

The group also has a papercraft teacher who has provided classes for children to broaden their artistic interests.

Ms Deneen said, “She is very talented and

experienced in papercraft.”

“The groups she ran last year were enjoyed immensely by the children who participated.”

With the return to school just around the corner, many children are gathering stories to share with their friends.

Ms Deneen said, “We hope the classes will give children a love of all things arty and start them on the life’s path of enjoying their own creativity.”

q Tilligerry children Zoey, Noah, and Grace proudly showing their acrylic spooky sky creations.

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Fire Ready

By Marian SAMPSON

BEING Fire safe is more important than ever for residents in Port Stephens.

The region has suffered through major fires in Mambo Wanda Wetlands, Fingal Bay, Tomaree Headland, Medowie at Lemon Tree Passage and the list goes on.

Current weather patterns, and global warming along with the very nature of the Australian bushland dictates that more fires will follow.

Daniel O’Meara Captain of the Soldiers Point Rural Fire Service (RFS) told News Of The Area, “There are lots of things residents should do to plan for a fire, you shouldn’t be planning for a fire when it is raging, you should be

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planning now for events that may happen in the next five years.”

There are some great resources for residents to use to make sure that they are fire ready and some simple things around their homes.

These include cleaning out the gutters and having metal gutter guards in place as well as metal fly screens and not plastic ones.

Residents should check for their nearest fire hydrant and make sure that it hasn’t been turfed over.

Fire hydrants are indicated by H. P. and H. R. signs on power poles or marked on gutters.

“Once you find the fire hydrant open it and make sure it is clear, if you can’t open

it call the local NSW Fire Service and they will send a team around to check it for you,” he said.

It’s also important that cars are not parked over fire hydrants.

For those with gardens the type of mulch you use should be considered, particularly if you are near bushland, choosing pebbles over a combustible mulch could help to save your property.

Trimming, gardens, mowing and removing waste is also an important factor in making your property fire safe.

Residents should follow the information on the firesnearme app and website or ABC radio when fires are burning, not local RFS Facebook pages as the RFS may well be too busy fighting the fires to update their individual Facebook pages.

vessels like the radio base are manned by volunteer crews with some members on 24 hour call out for at sea rescues.

During operations in 2018 the radio base managed 255 marine incidents and made and received a massive 15,900 radio calls.

These calls can be anything from a radio check to a vessel reporting its

departure or arrival into port and onward destinations.

The volunteers in the radio room also made and received 16,100 phone calls and managed 1100 Rural Fire Service communications.

Marine Rescue Port Stephens manages communications for the Rural Fire Service (RFS) Hunter Valley and Lower Hunter Valley at night time.

q NSW Salamander Bay Fire Service Captain Malcolm Smith with Captain Daniel O’Meara of Soldiers Point Rural Fire Service.

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105 Vessels Rescued in 2018

By Marian SAMPSON

MARINE Rescue Port Stephens has had a busy year in 2018.

Marine Rescue work with the Rural Fire Service and the NSW Water Police.

In 2018 Marine Rescue Port Stephens boats were tasked 105 times to assist other vessels in distress.

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Marine Rescue Port Stephens needs to raise money to keep their boats fully equipped and safe for rescues and their crews trained for all contingencies.

Volunteers are welcome and training is provided.

Volunteers perform a range of tasks from rescues to manning the museum and

ill find all the information you need to be prepared for a fire

fundraising.”

Unit Commander of Marine Rescue Port Stephens told News Of The Area, “The Radio Room at Marine Rescue Port Stephens operates 24/7, 365 days a year providing an essential monitoring service for all recreational vessels.

“To keep our Base open and have 2 rescue vessels on the water, our Volunteers also need to raise over $160,000 per year to cover our operational and vessel

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replacement costs.

“In addition, we currently need to replace the floating dock at Nelson Bay Marina and initial estimates for this work are $60-$70,000.

“We definitely need financial support from the community to ensure that this important project can proceed and enable our Volunteers to continue to provide this essential service,” he said.

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q Marine Rescue Watchkeepers Colin Couper and Sarah Charters Photo by by Tony O’Donnell.

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ENSURING every child is given the opportunity to learn to read is something Swan Bay resident, Hazel Wheeler, feels very strongly about.

In an effort to bring stories to all children, Ms Wheeler began a book drive collecting second hand books for the less fortunate or isolated children of country and outback New South Wales.

Previously, Ms Wheeler volunteered for the ‘Stories in the Street’ program in Raymond Terrace.

Ms Wheeler told News

Of The Area, “I heard that the inability to read is a big problem inland due to the shortage of books.”

With help from relatives and friends donations have gone to children in some of the smallest single teacher schools west of Narrabri.

Ms Wheeler said, “So far we have taken approximately fifteen boxes out, however there is still much work to do to reach more isolated schools throughout New South Wales.”

Unfortunately the donations have began to slow and Ms Wheeler is

having to buy the second hand books herself to ensure the children are not left without.

Ms Wheeler is asking the people of Port Stephens to help her gather children books they no longer need or use.

The Centre at Karuah is the main drop off location for donations between 9:30am and 3pm Monday to Friday and 2pm on weekends.

Aussie Home Loans Raymond Terrace have also come on board as a drop off location for the month of February.

It is hoped that a drop off location in Medowie can be sourced for March.

Ms Wheeler said, ”Books will be checked for suitability before distribution.”

“Thank you to everyone who is able to positively contribute to the education of our disadvantaged children who are still suffering through the drought.”

For more information about donating or becoming a drop off location please contact Ms Wheeler on 0428814246.

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TEN challenges in ten months to raise ten thousand dollars.

Medowie grandmother Monique Bortoli is attempting ten extraordinary challenges to raise money and awareness for people affected by domestic violence.

The funds raised will go directly to the Yacaaba Centre, a front line organisation in Port Stephens helping people get in safe homes and start rebuilding their lives.

All challenges will be personally funded.

Ms Bortoli told News Of The Area, “The challenges range from ultra marathons to adventure races, leading up to the most important challenge of the ten.”

“Seventy-nine laps of Mount Tomaree, approximately 174km, one lap in honour of every lady who has lost their life to domestic violence in 2018.”

Using her passion for adventure sports Ms Bortoli will speak out against family violence encourage others to do the same.

Ms Bortoli said, “I will support, encourage and inspire people affected by domestic violence to get out, get safe and recover their lives, and I will involve my community to make this happen.”

The first of the challenges was a 60km stand up paddleboard in Myall Lakes, which was completed on Saturday 19 January.

Ms Bortoli said, “The weather was perfect for the first couple in hours, then the southerly created chaos for us.”

“It was very hard work and we were sometimes even traveling backwards.”

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by the Master Team who came fourth in category in the hotly contested mixed crews race,” he said.

PSOCC have 2 teams of (14) paddlers traveling to Norfolk Island to compete there in a 27 kilometre round the island race and a 12 kilometre race from Norfolk Island to Philip Island and back later this month.

These races will see the Port Stephens crews competing against 23 teams from Australia and overseas.

The teams have been preparing for this event for the last couple of months with paddlers completing up to 70 km in a week in their preparation.

Short Course and coming first and fourth places respectively in the Senior Master Mixed category.

The PSOCC Open Women team raced to cross second in the OC6 (6 paddlers) 4.5 km Ultra Short Race.

“The “Pasha Dasha” was the main event of the day, a grueling 27 kilometre race, which was made up of a series of five, 5.4 kilometre races shared between crews of 10 paddler/crew PSOCC had 2 teams competing in this event.

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By Marian SAMPSON PORT Stephens residents are able to participate in some great sports and the crews of the Port Stephens Outrigger Canoe Club (PSOCC) are serious about their paddling.

PSOCC were well represented at the Outrigger Regatta held at Newcastle’s Horseshoe Bay. Twenty seven Port paddlers competed in a number of different events.

Dean McGuinness, PSOCC Coach, told News Of The Area, “The events included OC1 (individual paddler) Ultra Short Race which was a 4.5 km course where PSOCC paddler Renee Thompson won her first individual race in the Women’s Senior Master division.”

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IF you build it they will come.

To some this is just a famous movie line, but to the organiser of Street Food Social, Jess Rowarth, it has become reality.

Boyd Oval in Medowie played host to the second social event of this kind last Saturday (19 January).

With a welcoming cool change the Medowie residents came out in force to enjoy and support the event.

There was something for all taste buds and dietary requirements.

Savoury cuisine included paella, nachos, Vietnamese, and burgers, while desserts were on offer in abundance with macaroons, ice-cream, eclairs, and churros.

Choux Patisserie owner, Tara Poelaert said, “It was really nice to do this or the first time in Medowie.”

“It is lovely to able to do something in smaller areas.”

Relaxing on rugs picnic style, the growing crowd enjoyed the vocals of local singer Arlen Black.

Jumping castles ensured the children were able to burnoff the extra energy.

Medowie teen, Hayley Carmody said, “The festival was a great opportunity to catch up with some friends and to relax with some awesome music.”

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Nicole Gentle said, “There was an amazing range of delightful food, with a relaxed atmosphere perfect for a family friendly get together.”

Street Food Social was an idea born from the well known Sacred Tree Markets.

Ms Rowarth told News Of The Area, “We noticed a demand for this type of event receiving endless calls and requests about what food we were having at the markets.”

“We are ecstatic and loved going out to Medowie.”

Ms Rowarth said, “We are so excited that the community embraced the social event, ideally we would like to run them about four times a year throughout Port Stephens.”

“To do this long term we may need to seek corporate sponsorship, so for now we are gauging a response from the communities.”

The next Street Food Social will be held at Fly Point Park in Nelson Bay on Sunday 27 January.

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TWO local women will soon have the opportunity of a lifetime to represent Port Stephens at the 39th Wakashio Marathon in Tateyama, Japan as part of an annual marathon exchange.

Amy Hansen of Anna Bay and Catrina Thompson of Corlette will participate in the Wakashio Marathon on Sunday 27 January thanks to assistance from Port Stephens Council and the Port Stephens Sister Cities Committee.

Port Stephens Sister Cities Committee Chairman Nigel Dique says the runners will be put up in homestay accommodation and will have the opportunity to experience the Japanese way of life.

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Mayor Ryan Palmer says Port Stephens Council is proud to support this unique cultural experience.

“Port Stephens Council has a strong relationship with our sister city Tateyama, and this marathon exchange is an important part of our longstanding friendship.

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for participants to learn from others, experience something completely different, and form lasting friendships and memories,” Mayor Palmer said.

“I wish Amy and Catrina all the best in Tateyama and I know they will do Port Stephens proud,” he added.

Council and the Port Stephens Sister Cities Committee provided each participant with $300 to help cover airfares, passport costs, meals and other travel costs.

showed us the hot spots on a chart and their advice was spot on,” said Craig.

“Squid was the favoured bait. We also caught some sharks and a nice little snapper,” he added.

“We are staying at the local Holiday Park for a fortnight and will be out on the water most of the time.”

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Creek,” he said.

Reports of good hauls of mud crabs from the upper reaches of Tilligerry Creek, Oyster Cove and Limeburners Creek have been filtering in.

Currently, with the export market from Asia paying top dollar for this much sought after delicacy, Sydney wholesalers are asking as much as $90 for a 1kg crab mud crab.

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Drift lands nice Jewy IT was a case of ‘First Time Lucky’ for father and son fishing buddies during their holiday break.

Craig and Brock Beveridge from Bellbird (Cessnock) tried their luck drifting across a deep trench off North Arm Cove.

They hit paydirt, landing a respectable 5kg, 74cm jewfish.

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5 4 1 3 6 Dear Jasminda, 2 What is the appropriate etiquette around 5taking1a shower at the beach?

7 6 7 8 6 Mrs KS,3One Mile 2 1 Hi Mrs KS, 6 8 9 I assume you’re talking about the communal showers where the spray is 4so intense that 3 you feel as though you’re being waterboarded?

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31 also Demure 24 Entertain the intensity of vigorous manoeuvring under They may be considering how much   32 Transparent 25 Go in   his board shorts. I’m not a prude, Mrs KS, but they must spend on the property to bring it to 27 Indian peasant there’s a time and place for self-care, and the the standard they desire. Rightly or wrongly,    30 Grampus council-provided showers at 11am isn’t that   this does occur, and we need to respond. time or place. I understand people do illegal Even if©Auspac the potential purchaser is way No. 118 Media overnight stints in their Wicked at the   Campers   off the price you have decided is your beach carpark, but it’s also not appropriate to TO ENTER: Simply complete the Puzzle, then POST it to us. lowest, respond with a counter offer. Even Junior Puzzler 060    do the full hair wash/ leg shave/body loofah and INCLUDE: You must include your NAME, Address, Phone and EMAIL. if your counter offer is still close to the listed post-shower moisturise when there’s a queue.

DRAWN: All the CORRECT (and only Correct) weekly entries of NOTA Puzzle #4 price you have on your property, keep the       As an aside, washing your feet in the provided received will go into a draw, which will occur at the end of each month. solution no.

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Kick back relax and unwind to the sounds of local acoustic artist David McCredie.

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His vibe and sound has been shaped by artists such as Ed Sheeran, George Ezra & Dean Lewis, covering artists such as Rita Ora, Jesse J, Jesse McCartney, Coldplay and One Republic.

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13 - 19 Jan, 2019 Highlights of the week:

Congratulations goes out to Diane McLean for her Hole in One on Tuesday 15th January.

This was made on the 25th hole, 126 meter Par 3. Ironically the sponsor of this hole, Nikki Ireland, was part of the team of witnesses.

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SUNDAY January 13th: Men’s Stableford: A Grade: Daniel Barber 41, Josh Rimmer 39; B Grade: Tom Newsham 40 c/b, Peter

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Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Julie Newsham 39, Barbara Clark 38 Div 2: Chris Ledingham 39, Ruth Buchanan 36.

MONDAY January 14th: VETS: Stableford: Winner: Grant Kennett 22, Bob Beverley 21.

TUESDAY January 15th: Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Joan Frost 37, Perri Kennedy 36. Div 2: Diane Mclean c/b 34, Chris Ledingham 34; Div 3: Rosalie Derrick 35, Linda Goudge 34.

WEDNESDAY January 16th: Men’s Stableford Course 1: A

Grade: Jim Ball 41; B Grade: Brett Fraser c/b 39; C Grade: Lyndon Davies 41; Course 2: A Grade: Garrett Nunan 41, B Grade: Michael Hoare c/b 42, C Grade: Brandon Haggett c/b 38.

THURSDAY January 17th: VETS: Winner: J. Kegvill 24, G. White 21.

Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Robyn Kennett 34;

FRIDAY January 18th: Men’s Stableford: A Grade: Garret Nunan 42,Guy Jennings 39; B Grade: Grant Kennett 41, Robert Moodie 38: C Grade: Don Jones 41, Wal Harris 40.

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Ladies Stableford: Div 1: Rhondda Shaw 34, Julie Newsham 32.

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AFL President With Big Plans

By Heather SHARP

PORT Stephens AFL Club is looking to expanding under the direction of new Club President, Mr Darren McKimm.

Part of a sports-mad family who are devoted AFL followers, Mr McKimm told News Of The Area he is looking forward to the joys and challenges of presiding over the Club.

“We cover from Fern Bay, Williamtown, Raymond Terrace, Medowie, Lemon Tree Passage, Tanilba Bay, and up to

q Noah McKimm focuses on the game.

Karuah.”

The Club which has been running for almost twenty years, currently has Auskick for 5 to 12 year olds, U9s, U11s, U13s, U15s, U17, and a senior women’s team.

The women’s first season was in 2018 and have worked hard to form a cohesive and competitive team.

“Considering about half of the women have never played before, they did really well,” Mr McKimm told News Of The Area, “One of my goals as President is to form a senior men’s team in the next two to

three years.”

Mr McKimm’s young sons are also part of the Club, motivating his decision to stand as President.

Mr McKimm said, “My boys both play for the Club and I enjoy watching them play.”

“We are a family focussed Club.”

“AFL is an exciting game to watch live.”

Encouraging more people to play, Mr McKimm said, “It’s good for fitness, our Club offers a friendly environment, and the coaches are approachable.”

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