Tag: 2022
-
Resurfaced track makes for fast times in Manning Valley Cycle Club crit series
Racing will be fast and furious at the Manning Valley Cycle Club this summer, with the local track receiving a long overdue makeover. Competitors are already posting some impressive lap times – with the club now on the hunt for more members.
-
Taree community remembers the fallen
Commemorations continued across the Mid North Coast – with veterans, school students and dignitaries gathering in Taree. The event also paid a special tribute to local heroes who passed away, this year.
-
Waste company warns community about incorrect disposal of batteries
It might seem like a common practice, but a waste company says incorrect disposal of lithium batteries is hurting the environment, and putting garbage truck drivers at risk. They’re calling on the community to rethink their habits and recycle.
-
Study reveals Seal Rocks Road is at risk of coastal erosion
MidCoast Council has revealed Seal Rocks would become isolated if they don’t take action on future coastal erosion. Locals and holidaymakers have backed the move – but say the issue is much deeper.
-
Forster public hospital debate wages on
Regional Health Minister Bronnie Taylor says a public hospital at Forster is still a top priority for the state government. But proponents say it’s still a pipe dream until details on its location, size and bed count are locked in.
-
Solutions to Forster-Tuncurry traffic congestion could be on the horizon
It’s been the bugbear of the community for decades but finally progress is being made to ease traffic congestion in Forster-Tuncurry. Initial studies into the issue are underway- but the State’s Roads Minister says deeper thought will be needed to fix the problem permanently.
-
Shutters go up on Forster Ambulance Station
The shutters have gone up today on the new Forster Ambulance Station. The former Mid Coast Water office has been transformed to include staff amenties, accomodation and a gym. But more importantly, parking bays for three new ambulances and 12 paramedics. “We want our paramedics to be able to relax and debrief when they come…
-
Thomas Keneally returns to Kempsey to launch ‘Fanatic Heart’
His works have inspired Hollywood films but acclaimed Australian author, Thomas Keneally never forgets his roots. The Kempsey raised writer returned home today to launch his latest novel and share a lifetime of stories with locals.
-
Taree’s iconic Holden’s Shoe Repairs to close its doors
It’s been a one-stop shop to fix boots, high heels and joggers for several decades – but a Taree institution is about to close its doors. Holden’s Shoe Repairs at Taree will shut up shop next month… leaving a lasting legacy in the Manning Valley.