October 14, 2026
More detailed Oxley Highway plans released but questions remain over funding Robert Dwyer MP celebrates the funding news for Wrights Road roundabout upgrade. Photo: Supplied.
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More detailed Oxley Highway plans released but questions remain over funding

Robert Dwyer MP celebrates the funding news for Wrights Road roundabout upgrade. Photo: Supplied. The staged plans for Port Macquarie’s Oxley Highway upgrade. Photo: Supplied. Councillor Nik Lipovac. Photo: NOTA Archives. NEW details have been released on the NSW Government’s plans for upgrades to the Oxley Highway, providing a clearer picture of proposed improvements along […]

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Pathfinders Support Your Path wins national disability services award for second consecutive year The award-winning team at Pathfinders Support Your Path. Photo: Supplied.
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Pathfinders Support Your Path wins national disability services award for second consecutive year

PATHFINDERS’ Support Your Path (SYP) program has been recognised as one of Australia’s leading regional disability service providers after winning a national Enablement Award for the second consecutive year. The team received the 2026 Enablement Award for Most Outstanding Regional Not-for-Profit Providing NDIS Services for Children, Youth and Families in Australia at the Enablement Awards […]

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Camden Haven United Hospital Auxiliary welcomes Stephanie Wright as new president The newly elected Camden Haven UHA Committee Kathy Geary, Stephanie Wright, Lynne Dick, Bronwyne Guymer, John Wright, Tina Angely, Margaret Bardon and Wendy Carter. Photo: Supplied.
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Camden Haven United Hospital Auxiliary welcomes Stephanie Wright as new president

THE Camden Haven United Hospital Auxiliary (UHA) has elected Stephanie Wright as its new President, following Kathy Geary’s two-year term leading the volunteer organisation. The new committee was elected at the branch’s Annual General Meeting, held last month at its new meeting venue, Laurieton United Services Club. Mrs Wright takes over a branch that has […]

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Camden Haven Chamber’s Community Connection Day a success
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Camden Haven Chamber’s Community Connection Day a success

The Camden Haven Chamber of Commerce has successfully trialled a new community initiative, with its inaugural Community Connection Day attracting strong support from both local organisations and residents. Held at Laurieton United Services Club, the free event brought together 45 local clubs, charities, sporting groups, service organisations and special interest groups, creating an opportunity for […]

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Call to address unfinished pathways and link communities Pushing for action, Kendall residents Karen Louis and Naomi Louis. Photo: Chan Ansell.
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Call to address unfinished pathways and link communities

A NEW NSW Parliament ePetition is calling on the NSW Government to support and advocate for the funding and construction of continuous, safe pedestrian footpaths between Laurieton, Lakewood, Kew and Kendall in partnership with Port Macquarie-Hastings Council. The petition has been launched by Camden Haven resident Naomi Louis, who said the idea came after she […]

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Community commemorates ADF service Laurieton RSL sub-Branch commemorating the service of ADF personnel overseas. Photo: Supplied by Allan ‘Buster’ Beatty OAM.
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Community commemorates ADF service

THE Laurieton RSL sub-Branch is holding two significant commemorative events at Laurie Memorial Park during August and members of the community are warmly invited to attend. At 11am on 10 August a service will be held in honour of Middle East Area of Operations Day (MEAO), which commemorates the anniversary of 10 August 1990 when […]

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Laurieton honours Korean War veterans The Korean Veterans Day service. Photo: Mark Monkley.
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Laurieton honours Korean War veterans

AUSTRALIA entered the Korean War on 28 September 1950 following North Korea’s invasion of South Korea. More than 18,000 Australian troops served in Korea between 1950 and 1953, with approximately 340 casualties, 1200 wounded, and 30 captured. Post WWII-fatigue meant the Australian public was largely indifferent and unaware of the intense combat that the soldiers […]

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Seven suspected bird flu cases in native species Seven suspected cases of bird flu have been detected in greater crested terns, a common coastal species in Australia. Photo: AAP Image/Andrew Stafford.
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Seven suspected bird flu cases in native species

THE poultry industry is on alert after seven suspected bird flu cases were found in native species, potentially marking a new phase for the outbreak. The poultry industry is on alert after seven sick greater crested terns were found in South Australia’s southeast, sparking fears of a local transmission. Five were collected from Southend in […]

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