And the eisteddfod adjudicators are...
Taree and District Eisteddfod gets underway on Tuesday, April 24.
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Friday, April 20, 2018
Cattle tick fever outbreak – 60 dead on one Mid North Coast property
PublishedCattle tick fever outbreak on two properties south of Port Macquarie
From our archives: Gloucester Senior Tennis Tournament 2017
PublishedSee the photos from our archives taken at the Gloucester Senior Tennis Tournament 2017
Life and art a beautiful blend
Published by Lauren GreenBehind the scenes of Jana Pearceova's art studio.
Share your thoughts on bush fire management plan
PublishedMid Coast bush fire risk management plan on display across the region.
Art, music, markets and more
PublishedWhat's on across the Manning, Great Lakes and Gloucester this weekend.
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Thursday, April 19, 2018
Smokers and ex-smokers wanted
PublishedAustralian smokers and ex-smokers wanted for a ground-breaking international study
Cute Kelpie puppies on song
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Have a cuppa to support Cancer Council
PublishedResidents encouraged to participate in Australia's Biggest Morning Tea on May 24.
Innovative medicines to go on PBS
Published by Member For Lyne David GillespieFrom May 1 there will be seven new medicines listed on PBS
Council encouraged to consider rock fishing legislation
Published by Rob DouglasBrian Wilcox encouraged MidCoast Council to consider rock fishing legislation.
Busy weekend for Gloucester tennis courts
PublishedThe 2018 Gloucester Seniors Tournament kicks off soon
Fancy fruit on the menu
PublishedGloucester CWA celebrate the mighty pomegranate during the April meeting
Ocean Rhythms music festival at Old Bar 2016 and 2017 | Photos and video
Published by Scott CalvinSee the photos and video taken at the Ocean Rhythms music festival at Old Bar 2016 and ...
Wednesday, April 18, 2018
Remember to have your say
PublishedThere's still time to share your views about the new Barrington Bridge
Letter: How we can lose our hard-earned savings
PublishedBob Ifield is concerned about the investment policies of Australia's banks