Five awards for TAG finalists
No-one could have been more surprised than Tony Tierney and Robin Prendergast, who work for The Ascent Group (TAG), when they got to their...
Premier turn out
Almost 6000 runners took part in the Southern Cross University 10km Run on the first day of the Gold Coast Airport Marathon on Saturday,...
New place for Kingscliff artists
There is a new place for adults and children that love creativity and the arts in Kingscliff.
Local art teacher Gillian Grove is set to...
Little school with bright new future
St Anthony’s Primary School is looking forward to a bright new future after having its $2,296,180 refurbishment officially opened last week.Students, teachers, parents, local...
Eyes out for koalas
Tweed residents keen to learn how to identify trees used by koalas are encouraged to attend a Tree Identification Workshop at the Pottsville Environmental...
Free events showcase new building project
Celebrated Over 55s project, Serene Living, is launching free social events to showcase the lifestyle on offer at its Tweed Heads project – the...
Festival backs pianist’s bid for competition
Sixteen-year-old Tweed pianist Ayesha Gough is set to compete in the Lev Vlassenko Piano competition in Brisbane next month.
And to help her get there,...
McGregor to be voice of regional Australia
Amongst a list of 11 eminent appointees in the recently announced Ministerial Advisory Council on Regional Australia is the Regional Development Australia Mid-North Coast...
Surf star
Teen surf sensation Ellie-Jean Coffey is set to star in what has been dubbed Australia’s hottest up and coming surfers’ flick.
Ellie-Jean hit the waves...
“Left to beg and sleep on the streets”
Port Macquarie English teacher John Campbell loves nothing more than the privilege of teaching our native language, especially overseas.
But after a horror experience in...
No dramas, we’re ready
Rehearsals are in full swing for the Hastings Valley of Schools’ Drama Ensembles who are busy developing pieces for upcoming events.
Students have been working...
Matthew’s already a science buff
Local teenager Matthew Alger has been awarded a scholarship to attend the prestigious 2011 International Science School. The 15-year-old Year 11 student at...
