Tag: Laurieton
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LAURIETON CELEBRATES AUSTRALIA DAY WITH BBQ BREKKIE
Australia Day celebrations kicked off bright and early in the Hastings, with the annual Laurieton barbecue breakfast. Several dedicated members of the community were also honoured with awards.
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HASTINGS ENJOYING BUMPER HOLIDAY SEASON
The wet weather has failed to keep visitors away from the Hastings over the summer break. Thousands of holiday-makers have descended on the region – with local tourism operators enjoying record numbers.
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LAURIETON PAINTER WINS PRESTIGIOUS ART PRIZE
A Laurieton artist has taken out the Mid North Coast Open Art Prize for the third year running. The winning acrylic is among more than 200 pieces on show at the Laurieton United Services Club.
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LAURIETON POLICE OFFICER HONOURED FOR BRAVERY
A Laurieton policeman who risked his life to save two people during flash flooding has been awarded a bravery medal. Senior Constable Michael Dietrich was among dozens of officers, past and present, honoured for their service today.
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LAURIETON DUO MAKING A SPLASH IN MULTI-CLASS SWIMMING
Two Laurieton swimmers have proven their disabilities are no barrier when it comes to achieving their goals. Sarah McIntosh and Maddi Goodridge, both bringing home a swag of medals from recent representative duties.
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BIKERS REVVING UP FOR CHRISTMAS TOY RUN
Some of Santa’s elves are preparing to embark on a special pre-Christmas mission in the Hastings. Hundreds of motorcyclists will hit the road next weekend for the Salvation Army’s annual Toy Run. But first, they need our help.
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LAURIETON MAN DOMINATES AMERICAN SKIES
A Laurieton man has flown more than 1,200-kilometres unassisted, to win the world’s first long distance motorised paraglider race in the United States. David Wainwright is now determined to bring the Icarus Trophy to Australia.
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CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON NEW STINGRAY CREEK BRIDGE
The replacement of North Haven’s Stingray Creek Bridge took a significant step forward today, with the start of construction. The long-awaited project is expected to improve road safety and cater to more traffic.
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RUNNERS CROWNED MOUNTAIN ROYALTY
Harry Jones has once again been crowned King of the Mountain conquering North Brother in Laurieton in just 23-minutes on Sunday morning. Kirsten Malloy was crowned queen in the fun run, while Jack Pilgrim and Lian Williams took out the prince and princess titles for the fastest times in the gruelling five kilometre trek. More than…
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WHO WILL BE CROWNED KING OF THE MOUNTAIN?
Running up a mountain isn’t often referred to as “fun”, but this weekend, hundreds will take on North Brother in Laurieton – all in the name of charity. The challenging King of the Mountain fun run raises vital funds for surf life saving and cystic fibrosis.