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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...