Recent action from Queens Lake Sailing Club. Recent action from Queens Lake Sailing Club. Recent action from Queens Lake Sailing Club. Recent action from Queens Lake Sailing Club. Recent action from Queens Lake Sailing Club. Recent action from Queens Lake Sailing Club. 08.11.25 RACE 4 Spring Club Championship Div 1. Seahhorse (Bob Locke), Dark n […]
Legal Hypothetical: Selling the house… any day now
ANNETTE died in late 2021. In her will, she appointed her two eldest children, Fiona and Sean, as co-executors. Her estate consisted largely of a coastal cottage where Sean had been living intermittently for several years. Under the will, the cottage and the remainder of the estate were to be divided equally between Fiona, Sean […]
‘On the couch’ with Jasminda
DEAR Jasminda, I’m thinking of getting an ice bath for stress relief. Do you have any views on this? Gavin H. Oh, Gavin, Sometimes I read a conundrum and my first thought is, yes, I have views on this, but do you really want to know them? I have no qualifications in ice-bath therapy, so […]
Handmade and homemade the focus of Wauchope CWA’s Christmas Market
WAUCHOPE Country Women’s Association (CWA) is holding its Christmas Market on Saturday 6 December from 9am to 1pm. There will be more than 30 stalls in both the CWA rooms and Senior Citizens Hall behind the clock tower in High Street. Wauchope CWA Branch President Doreen Burns said, “We will be providing Devonshire Teas all […]
Stargazing: The secret star maps of moths
ON a moonless night, when the world goes quiet and even the gum trees seem to hold their breath, something small is commuting through the darkness. Not a drone. Not a late-night bird. Just a moth, humble, silent, and roughly the size of your thumb flying with the confidence of a seasoned pilot. Inside that […]
Committee to investigate service delivery in regional NSW
A PARLIAMENTARY committee has launched an inquiry into the delivery of government-funded services in regional NSW. The Committee on Investment, Industry and Regional Development will investigate the “oversight, management and accountability of service provision” in the state’s regions. The Committee will look into issues such as: ● current performance measurements, accountability mechanisms, monitoring metrics, and […]
Hastings Neighbourhood Services launches Christmas Appeal
HASTINGS Neighbourhood Services has launched its annual Christmas appeal. Last year the organisation supported more than 250 families doing it tough. A spokesperson for Hastings Neighbourhood Services said they were grateful for the community’s generosity. The team hopes locals will help again by donating gifts and essential items. They are calling for new, unwrapped gifts […]
Zero Snip
Kingfish, bass and the thrill of the giant herring
SPRING’S sweet chapter is wrapping up, and the anticipation for a blockbuster summer fishing season on the Mid North Coast. Lake Cathie has been a popular spot for anglers. Flathead have been hitting consistently, especially during the north-easterly winds, with good numbers of whiting and even a few surprise mulloway lurking near the Ocean Drive […]
T-rexes join Laurieton parkrun to mark Nate’s milestone
Nate Castelli has completed 50 parkruns on a modified trike. Jodi Harvey, Sue Dickens and Bel Sharp. EVERY Saturday from 8am, 50-60 people join the parkrun at Henry Kendall Reserve in Laurieton. Jodi Harvey began running after moving to Laurieton from Sydney. She told News Of The Area, “I joined so that I could meet […]
