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Discover the region’s creative side with the Hastings Arts Trail
Scammers on prowl as Tax Time begins
Budding presenters visit 2WayFM studio
Port Writers encouraged to find their voice through workshops, presentations and competitions
Making a Difference with free coffee, food and conversation in Wauchope
Heartbeat of the Hastings: Planchette/Riley Cone
Flying fox saved from fishing line in dramatic Lake Cathie rescue
Hooked On: From snapper to a surprise cobia
Roadblocks abound en route to decarbonisation of Australia’s freight industry
Local clubs fundraising to help dairy farmers’ flood recovery
A recently received scam email. A Commonwealth Bank infographic illustrates that Aussies are scam-aware, but a third of...
HOME schooled children and their parents have visited community radio station 2WAY FM 103.9 in Wauchope for a tour of...
WENDY Haynes writes picture books and contemporary, historical, and fantasy fiction for young readers. She is also an...
RILEY Cone, the creative local behind Mid North Coast drag sensation Planchette, uses art and performance to connect...
A MORNING dog walk turned into a wildlife emergency on Friday 27 June, when a local spotted a distressed flying fox...
A GRASSROOTS fundraising campaign to support local dairy farmers devastated by recent floods, was launched on Monday 30...
Lifestyle
Discover the region’s creative side with the Hastings Arts Trail
Hooked On: From snapper to a surprise cobia
Celebrating 170 years since the birth of Port Macquarie’s ‘Rudyard Kipling of the South Pacific’
Casting before the clouds: Mid North Coast anglers reel in catches ahead of wet weather forecast
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Dry July fundraiser now in full swing
Nambucca Valley News Of The Area
Roadblocks abound en route to decarbonisation of Australia’s freight industry
Camden Haven News Of The Area
Local clubs fundraising to help dairy farmers’ flood recovery
Gloucester District News Of The Area
Trial to keep soggy grounds maintained
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