Tag: taree
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DEPUTY PREMIER ANNOUNCES SPORT INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDING IN TAREE
The Deputy Premier has called for patience as frustrated commuters continue to face heavy travel delays across the State. Paul Toole was in Taree today, where he also announced funding for upgrades to local sports infrastructure.
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WINLOCK ON TOP WINS TAREE CUP
A Newcastle greyhound group is $10,000 richer after taking out the acclaimed Taree Cup. Heavy rain almost forcing organisers to call off the annual event today.
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TASTEFEST TANTALISES THE TASTEBUDS
A change in location didn’t stop a bumper crowd attending Taree’s biggest food festival today. TasteFest showcased the finest dishes the Mid North Coast has to offer.
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SUSPICIOUS HOUSE FIRE IN TAREE UNDER INVESTIGATION
A house fire in Taree this morning is being treated as suspicious. Fire crews responding quickly with reports of people inside.
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ALTERNATIVE ARRANGEMENTS FOR GROUP 3 PRE-SEASON PREP
While wet weather is keeping them off the paddock, Group 3 sides are finding other ways to complete their pre-season training.
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WAUCHOPE COMMUNITY STILL PICKING UP THE PIECES POST FLASH FLOODING
The recovery continues in Wauchope- a week on from the flash flooding that ravaged the town. Locals are now taking a drainage issue to Port Macquarie Hastings Council.
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NURSES AND MIDWIVES PLEAD FOR BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS
Hundreds of nurses and midwives have marched in the streets across the Mid North Coast today, desperately calling for better conditions.
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BUSINESS COMMUNITY HAPPY WITH BUDGET; HOUSING ADVOCATES THINK OTHERWISE
The Mid North Coast business community has welcomed the federal budget. But housing advocates say it’s done little to help low income renters.
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JACK PENFOLD NAMED MANNING VALLEY RACE CLUB CEO
Manning Valley Race Club has a new chief executive, with former Mid North Coast steward Jack Penfold stepping into the role. Penfold says he’s excited to take on a new challenge and instill some youth into the Taree track.
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LOCALS REEVALUATING TRAVEL OPTIONS AMID HIGH FUEL PRICES
With high fuel prices set to stay on the Mid North Coast, some economists believe locals are reevaluating their travel options. And while many are feeling the pinch, frustrated residents say they’ve got no other option but to pay up.