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- Rope Burners take spotlight
A CONTINGENT of 35 Anna Bay Primary School students known as the Rope Burners will be performing at Hunter Stadium this... - Horizons members want answers
EIGHT months after a NSW Supreme Court decision blocked the sale of the beleaguered Horizons Golf Course the owners have... - $1.8m in roadwork upgrades
TWO Port Stephens roads are set for an overhaul after work worth a total of $1.8 million started this week. Both Tomago... - Workers wait for payment
WORK stoppages at the Birubi Beach Resort continue and contractors remain out of pocket a week after the Examiner... - $10m health clinic clears final hurdle
NEW services at Raymond Terrace's long-awaited HealthOne clinic could help save thousands of dollars on hospital stays,... - BUDGET: Port roads overlooked
PORT Stephens has largely missed out in this year's federal budget after a blind eye was turned to the area's roads and... - BUDGET: Schoolkids bonus offers mum hope
AS A single mother, studying to better her and her daughter's position in life, the recent budget announcement gives... - Tomorrow's legal eagles learn law
YEAR 6 students are putting their brains together to bust hypothetical crime in Port Stephens. As part of national law... - Littered laneway to stay open
A RAYMOND Terrace man is "totally disgusted" with Port Stephens Council and the Department of Housing after his... - Murder trial in supreme court
THE trial of a 34-year-old man charged with the murder of Joshua Maynard is continuing in the supreme court. Mr Maynard... - State govt gives Tomago gas project the OK
TOMAGO could be home to a new $300 million gas plant which will help "safeguard" the future supply of gas in NSW after... - Yellow lucky for golfer
THE Tanilba Bay Golf Club is currently offering its players the chance for a $500 hole in one shot, and one member has... - Fifth loss for luckless Port Sharks
INJURIES and inexperience are starving the Port Stephens Sharks short of oxygen. The side fell to its fifth defeat of... - Panthers rise to occasion
FINGAL Bay Rugby League Club was promoted a division after five wins in a row however found the rise in class to D grade...
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Oakvale Farm and Fauna World
At Oakvale Farm and Fauna World Salt Ash you will find an endless menagerie of Australian native and domestic farm animals such as ducklings, rabbits, goats, sheep, cattle and horses, koalas, kangaroos, wombats, emus, dingos and a myriad of birds as small as a quarrion and as large as an ostrich.
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