MidCoast Council Meet Local Legend Star Updates Leigh Vaughan Pet Sox Forster Fortnightly Your local independent community newspaper distributed fortnightly to FREE Hallidays Point, Black Head, Tallwoods Village, Tuncurry, Forster Pacific Palms, Charlotte Bay, Smiths Lake, Coomba Park, Bungwahl and Seal Rocks. Wednesday 7th July 2021 Owned and Loved by Locals Circulation 6000 N0.24 Covid rules for our region The town of Forster Tuncurry were instructed to follow strict Covid safety Championships were both postponed at the and surrounding regions were measures. Overnight our population started last minute. The Great Lakes Museum and The looking forward to the school wearing masks everywhere in public and it Lions Club Mini Putt Putt also closed for the holidays for family time out is now the odd person not wearing one that school holidays. and good tourist numbers for stands out. Locals are definitely trying to do the “We made an executive decision to show our local businesses. Many right thing to prevent another Covid scare that responsibility and close our park for these tourists had started to arrive occurred in Forster during the last Christmas school holidays,” said Margaret Kentwell, early as news of the highly school holidays. Back then, a visitor stayed Publicity Media Officer of the Forster Tuncurry contagious Delta variant for three days in the area before being tested Lions Club. threatened to stop holiday positive when they returned home. Locals travel. By Saturday 26th the queued for testing and luckily none were found The Fred Williams Aquatic Festival has been scene changed dramatically to be positive. postponed until the 4th and 5th of September and Rhonda Wojcikewycz, organizer of this when Greater Sydney went Many local events that normally attract visitors into lock down and all of NSW event, wants to thank Mid Coast Council and were affected straight away. Tourist numbers the RMS (Roads and Maritime Services) for were down at the first Forster parkrun of the their help in procuring this new date. Left: Darrin Cornell, owner of holidays with half the usual holiday numbers Beach Bums cafe in Forster, turning up for this popular free event. The Many local businesses have been affected and quickly switched to takeaways Rotary Book Fair and the NSW Country Tennis only for covid safety. Continued on page 2. Southern Right Whale in Wallis Lake A southern right whale in Wallis Lake, Wildlife Services, said the whale at Forster-Tuncurry on the NSW Mid appeared to be pregnant. North Coast, could have been getting "She was sort of milling around just ready to give birth, according to those on the other side of the bridge," she monitoring its wellbeing. said. "We're not quite sure whether Matt Coombe is the skipper of a she was a bit spooked by the bridge whale-watching boat and saw the and she was not feeling up to going mammal come into the lake early on back under the bridge or whether Tuesday 29th June and head under she was kind of milling around ready the bridge that links the twin towns. to give birth." He said the lucky people on the boat In contrast to humpback whales, with him were astounded. which typically give birth in "Just blown away, they could not Queensland waters, southern believe it," he said."It was just right whales normally give birth in incredible to see something that waters off Tasmania, Victoria and big in our lake, as the whale was southern NSW. However, they are probably 15 metres and maybe 50 or also sometimes seen as far north as 60 tonne." Moreton Bay in Queensland. Continued on page 2. Susan Crocetti, a marine wildlife team leader with NSW National Parks and Right: Shane Chalker Photography. FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021 FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021
Community News Page 2 Community News Page 3 Forster Fortnightly Covid rules for our region Covid rules, testing, vaccinations & QR signing updates • Shopping centres will also be asked to display Next deadline is 5pm Wednesday 14th July, to be published on Public health order for NSW Covid 19 Testing Sites for the QR codes at entry points where practicable Wednesday 21st of July. To protect the Manning - Great Lakes people of NSW • Gyms We welcome your stories, photos and letters. from the evolving Forster • Offices, including call centres COVID-19 outbreak, • Forster Private Hospital with Douglass Hanly • Manufacturing and warehousing All submissions: www.forsterfortnightly.com.au current stay-at- Moir are operating a drive thru covid testing Please send photos and files separately. When sending photos from a phone please send home orders have • Universities and TAFE clinic in South Street. in ‘actual’ or ‘largest’ size possible. 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Central Coast and • Forster Laverty Pathology If you are aged between 50 to 59 years Businesses such as hospitality and hairdressers Wollongong until 11.59pm Friday, 9th July. and have already had your first dose of the that were already using the NSW Government Editor: Mary Yule Phone: 0413 410 492 Keir on 0439 060 700. 29 Breckenridge St, Forster AstraZeneca vaccine, and did not experience QR code system will also need to ensure staff People who have been in this Greater Sydney Ph - 6554 7129 abnormal side effects, ATAGI recommends you and visitors such as maintenance workers and Email: [email protected] Puzzles & Cartoons: Supplied by Auspac region on or after June 21st must follow the Above: Larry Schubert, President of the Pacific Palms Recreation Club with Manager Diane Ellis. still receive your second AstraZeneca dose. This delivery drivers check-in, when they resume Media, an Australian company with stay-at-home orders for a period of 14 days Business Hours: 9:30 - 5pm (Mon - Fri) Taree will provide you with greater coverage against services after the lockdown period. Australian cartoons. Continued from page 1. We hope these rules will knock it [Covid] on the after they left Greater Sydney. severe illness from COVID-19. Graphic & Web support: Golden Age Media, head and that more vaccines get out so that • Manning Base Hospital Hospitality businesses will now need to extend Forster Fortnightly: Proud to be a family have had to make drastic changes to see them everyone is comfortable.” Please continue to check the NSW Government the use of the Service NSW COVID-Safe check- a locally-owned business. Contact Greg through this tough time. Ph - 6592 9111 Golden on 1300 766 713. locally-owned newspaper business. “We would like people to know that we are COVID-19 rules for regional website as more information will be made in to all customers including takeaway orders. “Trade has fallen off a cliff,” said Diane Ellis, open and that we take the Dine and Discover • Taree Health Hub Respiratory Clinic available: www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19. Printed: Spotpress in Marrickville NSW, on Thank you: To Vanda Gooley and Roberta Manager of the Pacific Palms Recreational Club. NSW including Manning and Businesses that fail to comply with the new vouchers so come along and eat here!” said health order requirements may be subject sustainably sourced paper. Contact Murray Pearce for their expertise behind the scenes. “It is down by 50% from our regular times, not Diane. Great Lakes 15 Butterworth Lane, Taree even accounting for the school holidays.” to fines and in case of flagrant breaches, This is probably a sentiment felt by many of our At time of publication these rules apply until Ph - 6552 5533 Covid check-in mandate temporary closure orders. We acknowledge the Worimi People, the traditional custodians of the land, When asked about staff morale Diane said, “We local businesses. Firday the 9th of July. waterways and sky of the Worimi Nation where this newspaper is published. With are getting used to the mask wearing and have expanded “There is no excuse not to check-in everywhere always followed every safety measurement The Dine and Discover vouchers have been • Visitors to households will be limited to 5 great respect we acknowledge their Elders, past, present and future. extended until the end of August. Use of the Service NSW QR code will be you can - local businesses and customers all from the last time. We’ve had to cut half of our guests – including children; mandatory at all workplaces and retail have a part to play to keep the community Mary Yule staff’s shifts but at least everyone is getting 1-2 businesses from Monday 12th July. safe,” Mr Bromhead said. shifts per week. It hits everyone’s hip pocket. • Masks will be compulsory in all indoor non- residential settings, including workplaces, Stephen Bromhead, Member for Myall Lakes “In the same way customers routinely check public transport and at organised outdoor said expanding the mandate would give NSW into cafes, restaurants and bars, we need them Our newspaper stands are events; Health contact tracers real-time access to QR to adopt the same approach when visiting a Southern Right Whale • Drinking while standing at indoor venues will code data from a greater number of venues supermarket, retail store and workplace. including supermarkets, retail stores, gyms and groaning with the weight of not be allowed; “Inspectors have been asked to monitor the offices. • Singing by audiences and choirs at indoor situation alongside the NSW Police.” in Wallis Lake “This is about keeping our local customers and venues or by congregants at indoor places of The Service NSW COVID-Safe check-in is easy 6000 free copies! Vaccines for all adults staff safe and getting all businesses open again Continued from page 1. worship will not be allowed; for customers to use from within the Service The federal government has announced a as soon as possible,” Mr Bromhead said. • Dancing will not be allowed at indoor new indemnity scheme allowing General NSW app. Users are encouraged to help with Ms Crocetti said there were only around “We know the Delta variant of COVID-19 moves We can help you reach 300 southern right whales in the south-east hospitality venues or nightclubs however, Practioneers (GP) to administer the tracing by setting the reminder on their app to population in Australia and only around 20 to dancing is allowed at weddings for the wedding AstraZeneca vaccine to any Australian adult. quickly and we must do everything we can to sign out. get it under control. your customers with our 25 of the endangered mammals were seen in party only (no more than 20 people); Contact your local GP for more information There are more than 5.2 million active users of NSW waters each year. FREE newspaper and • Dance and gym classes limited to 20 per class and to make an appointment for your free “While many retail businesses, including large the Service NSW app. vaccination. supermarkets and hardware chains, have "Even less give birth, so last year we had eight (masks must be worn); The data captured by the Service NSW COVID- FREE online version. calves in New South Wales, which was our voluntarily adopted the Service NSW QR code, If you don’t have a Medicare card, or are not Safe check-in is only used for the purposes of record year that we've had in the last 50 years," • The one person per four square metre rule this measure will ensure check-in rates are eligible for Medicare you can get proof that you contact tracing by NSW Health. It is deleted Enquiries: 0413 410 492 she said. "So every one of those calves is really will be re-introduced for all indoor and outdoor high across the board and contact tracers have important." settings, including weddings and funerals; have had your COVID-19 vaccination by asking after 28 days. your vaccination provider to print a copy of access to reliable and comprehensive records.” [email protected] Businesses who need to register for the NSW She said seeing a southern right whale in NSW • Outdoor seated, ticketed events will be your Immunisation History Statement. From 12th July, these businesses will need was a "real treasure". Government QR code can find the application limited to 50 per cent seated capacity; to display the Service NSW QR code and take In line with the advice of the Australian form and more information at www.nsw.gov. "We very rarely see them go as far north as People across NSW should only enter the reasonable steps to ensure people entering what we've seen, so this is quite unusual to Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation au/register-your-business-as-covid-safe Above: Matt Coombe, skipper of the Amaroo in Greater Sydney region for essential purposes. (ATAGI) the Pfizer vaccine will be prioritised for their premises check-in using the Service NSW Above: Foodworks All advertising prices & deals are have one up this far." Forster. Photo by Emma Siossian. QR codes or digital sign-in sheet: For visitors without a digital device, other For more information, visit www. people under 60 years of age. The AstraZeneca Chalottes Bay on our website: The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service vaccine will be prioritised for people aged 60 check-in forms must be available. issued a special protection order (the first of its and there was a real buzz around town, it was nsw.gov.au/media-releases/greater • Retail businesses and supermarkets www.forsterfortnightly.com.au years and over. kind) to ensure the safety of the animal in the fantastic. -sydney-covid-19-restrictions-extended • Individual shops within shopping centres shallow waters. Boats and drones were ordered "It's very unusual, it's never happened ever to stay 500 metres away, or five times the usual before - it's a very shallow lake system.” distance, or face fines from $3300. "The whale itself didn't seem to be in distress People flocked to the shore in Forster-Tuncurry at all." hoping to catch a glimpse of the whale. Mr Coombe called photographer Shane Chalker Where we deliver Matt Coombe said in his two decades of when he saw the whale come in and he was Why Advertise with us? running whale watching tours he had never equally amazed. seen anything like it. 1. We have a high circulation and reach 6000 households. Rainbow Flat "I've seen two other whales in Wallis Lake but Access Fuels Service Station Coles Service Station "We were excited all day," he said. they were right at the entrance and didn't go 2. We deliver to your exact customer base from Diamond Beach in the north to Seals MidCoast Library "I watched it swim in around 7:30 that morning on the western side of the bridge, whereas this Hallidays Point and we thought was just going to come in big southern right whale has actually ended up Rock in the south. Coles and swim back out - but it was there all day on the western side of the bridge - it's passed Foodworks Hallidays Point Woolworths under the bridge," Mr Chalker said. 3. 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It has opened up our Little Mart on Little St Coomba Aquatic Centre Pearl Energy Service Station business to a much wider age group," Farmers Patch on Lake St Bungwahl said Kim Fryer, owner of Flashskip Bins. Great Lakes YMCA Bungwahl Fuel & Liquor Forster Bowling Club Plunge Café on Boundary St Seal Rocks Hallidays Foodworks Stockland Forster Woolies in Forster Coles in Forster Tradies Takeaway on Kularoo Seal Rocks General Store on day of delivery day after delivery HELP KEEP THE KEEP HELP HELP KEEP THE KEEP HELP HELP KEEP THE MID COAST COAST MID MID MID COAST GRAFFITI FREE FREE FREE assistassist byby callingcalling ththee FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY GRAFFITI GRAFFITI 7th july 2021 FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021 e e th th calling calling by by assist assist GRAFFITI HOTLINE 0408 440 309 Community News Page 4 Community News Page 5 0408 440 309 309 440 440 0408 0408 HOTLINE HOTLINE GRAFFITI GRAFFITI Flood Fundraiser for Lifeline Counselling for disaster Manning - Great Lakes Police District musician Kaz impacted Mid Coast region Police Report On Wednesday morning, 23rd June 2021 police Forster Tuncurry and surrounding communities attended a Tuncurry address armed with a have access to a free, dedicated counselling warrant to search the premises. Police spent service designed to help those living in the fire/ around 5 hours at the premises where 3 men flood impacted communities. were arrested and later charged with a total of 20 charges. Police seized numerous items “Some community members may be including replica type firearms, prohibited experiencing ongoing feelings of fear, anxiety, drugs and a number of bicycles, believed to be sadness or nervousness,” said Steve Prohm, previously stolen. Community Engagement Coordinator, for Forster Police Chief Inspector Tony Moodie Lifeline Direct. said, “These arrests are significant. The items “These feelings are a normal response to seized by police posed a serious safety issue frightening circumstances. Often talking to for the residents of Forster - Tuncurry. These arrests continue the excellent police work HELPHELP KEEPKEEP THETHE someone trained in counselling can help reduce locally, most of which is unseen by the general anxiety and stress and help to balance out the public.” MIDMID COASTCOAST worry.” Above: Coordinator of Forster Neighbourhood FREE “Face to face counselling is available for Centre Karen Burton with Michelle Robinson. A restaurant owner on the NSW Mid-North GRAFFITI FREE bookings and available to anyone in our Coast has been left with facial injuries after GRAFFITI communities experiencing stress, anxiety The program is funded by the Primary Health he was allegedly attacked by a customer who assistassist byby callingcalling ththee or sadness following the bush fires. As this Network Hunter New England Central Coast refused to check in on the 28th of June. The is funded there is no charge to attend an and will be available in counselling rooms in brawl broke out when a man and woman On Friday 26th of June a live music fundraiser music event at the Lakeside Tavern in Forster. were asked to leave the Forster restaurant was held for musician Karen Goodall (pictured Money was raised from the performances and appointment” said Mr Prohm. Tuncurry and Taree. This week I would like to acknowledge and pay This week I assume the role of the Aboriginal have a bit of for allegedly not wearing masks indoors or 0408 440 309 right on bass guiatr) who lost her home, numerous raffle prizes - donated from over 30 Lifeline has collaborated with the Forster checking in using the QR code. 0408 440 309 furniture and car at McDonnell Street in local businesses. The event was also a great Below: Lifeline Counsellor Vera and Lifeline Peer my respects to the Worimi and Biripi people Engagement Officer for the Manning Great a chat. Many GRAFFITIGRAFFITI HOTLINEHOTLINE Neighbourhood Centre in Coral Avenue, who are the traditional custodians of the Lakes Police District. I look forward to engaging thanks to Nikila’s When the couple were told they would have to Cundletown during the recent floods in March. opportunity for local musicians and bands to Worker Michelle Robinson. Tuncurry to provide this service locally. Shani Colson, and other fellow band members come together to perform. lands within the Manning-Great Lakes Police with the community as we work together to team at Waves leave the Anatolia Turkish Cuisine restaurant it from their band ‘Eklektx’, organised this 8-hour Bookings are available now by calling 1300 152 District, in which I live and work. As you may build strong and trusting partnerships. I also Cafe for hosting is alleged the man picked up a bottle of water Mary Yule know, this week is known as NAIDOC week. thank Chief Inspector Christine George for her and providing 854. and threw it against a wall, smashing it. The Originally this stood for ‘National Aborigines work in this role over a lengthy period of time. excellent coffee. 34-year-old man was then escorted from the Forster Peer Worker, Michelle Robinson and Islanders Day Observance Committee’ and Be assured she will still be close by to assist Another great restaurant and allegedly punched the owner, has been supporting her local community it is a time where all people come together to when required. celebration in Mostafa Jamalifard, on the street. Manning ‘Riding for the for six months and is available for group remember the history, culture, languages and As I write this fortnight’s report, I understand the community achievements of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait last week was NSW Police Deputy Commissioner Gary presentations. Email bookings Michelle. that many people have had a tough few Worboys said their behaviour was "disgraceful". Islander people. Before moving to the region, weeks coping with the challenges of the newly celebrating with [email protected] I lived on Barkindji country in Wilcannia and Doreen Prebble The owner [who was] trying to do the right Disabled’ facing challenges reintroduced COVID restrictions. Our local thing was physically assaulted. No referral is required for this service. was fortunate to learn from some of the local police will continue to support the community OAM from Old Chief Inspector Tony Elders the importance of respecting country by enforcing the public health orders as Bar, as she turned Moodie. Mr Jamalifard said "I've told staff if someone “We all experience times in our lives where we and the coming together of kinship gatherings. 100. As a surprise, starts to argue or make a scene just call the “To come here and see the arena deserted need help talking through difficult experiences. required. I know that we can work together to Looking back on my time in Wilcannia, I have ensure that everyone is following these health her family arranged for me to drop in for a chat, police and shut the door." and our riders missing and realise how much We are encouraging anyone over 16 to use this fittingly shared a photo of one of my fondest cup of coffee and a piece of cake. I had a great work still needs to be done, is daunting and directions to keep our community safe. The man was charged with assault occasioning service to talk about their worries or concerns, experiences which was sharing in a weekly time hearing some of her life stories. I’ll be heartbreaking”, said Ms Hardinge-White. “In breakfast and fitness session with the kids. On a lighter note, I would like to thank back for 101 next year. actual bodily harm, affray, intimidation and ‘normal’ times there might be as many as 80 said Mr Prohm. malicious damage and the woman was charged I was inspired by the resilience of these everyone who attended our very successful Stay Safe, Chief Inspector Tony Moodie. disabled riders using the Rainbow Flat centre For 24/7 crisis or suicide prevention support, emerging leaders in the community and their Coffee with a Cop in Black Head. I appreciated with assault occasioning actual bodily harm. each week; those riders have had to find other please call Lifeline on 13 11 14. enthusiasm for sharing their culture. everyone who came along to share ideas and Editor’s note: See more photos on page 21. Edited version from www.abc.net.au/news activities to fill that time.” Manning Riding for the Disabled is part of an Australia wide network of centres, relying heavily on volunteer help. Manning Riding for the Disabled is accredited by the NDIS and costs very little for riders to attend. Disabled riders of all ages can come to a centre and Star Volunteer experience a range of horse-related activities, not just riding but also helping with the care We support a lot of of the horses such as brushing, grooming organisations in the and cleaning the equipment. Some of the community like GLEF larger centres also conduct carriage riding – (Great Lakes Education unfortunately this truly exciting sport is not Fund), Forster Tuncurry available locally. Marine Rescue, RDA Ms Hardinge-White added that horse riding (Riding for the Disabled) has a great many benefits for disabled people, and the Nabiac Pony many more than most people realise. Club. During the bushfires “Of major significance are the purely we provided water by the physical benefits: strengthened muscles, truckload for anyone in better co-ordination, an increase in range of need, including local fire joint motion, and improved respiration and brigades. circulation, plus appetite from all the hard Manning Great Lakes Riding for the Disabled at work. There are social benefits too, as riders What is the best part of Rainbow Flat is slowly making its way forward meet new people and make new friends and your job? after two years of challenges and disruptions. have conversations with volunteers. There can HELP KEEP THE I started volunteering The RDA centre, at Jo’s Place on The Lakes Way also be improvements of a psychological or educational nature, as riders gain the freedom here about 5 years between Tuncurry and Taree, was in the direct ago. My main job is path of the Hillville fire in late 2019 and lost of easy movement and enjoy the confidence timber, gates, pasture and fencing. All stock which that can give. Riding a horse, even if led, maintaining the lawns MID COAST had been removed prior to the fire as had requires concentration and focus and simple and keep it looking good. riding equipment and feed stores. Thankfully things that we more able-bodied people might It’s a big area and in no damage was done to any of the buildings, take for granted, such as knowing left from summer it can be up to nor to the house, office building or arena. right. All of these things make time at Riding for 4 -5 hours of mowing GRAFFITI FREE Unfortunately, the bush fire, plus the drought the Disabled both fun and a challenge. every day. I’m ex-military BEFORE AFTER which both preceded and followed it, has “Anyone who has ever ridden will know that and this gets me out. I reduced pasture availability and quality, as has special bond of trust and non-judgement that like working outside in a recent infestation of weeds, since sprayed. develops between rider and horse, that magical the fresh air. It’s a bit Phill Glendenning assist by calling the The COVID 19 pandemic and subsequent feeling of security and one-ness that makes Name: satisfying to see things getting done. restrictions have had a devastating impact riding so special.” Organisation: Forster Tuncurry Jockey Club ‘The amount of work Phill does here is on the local RDA, not only on the ability While in this rebuilding phase, Manning Riding of the centre to offer programs for people for the Disabled needs a bit of practical help, in What does this organisation do in our invaluable. It would cost a fortune to pay with disabilities but also on the availability particular there is a lot of physical maintenance community? someone to do this. At this stage of our Club’s of volunteers. Essentially no riding has been work, both now and ongoing – mowing, growth our volunteers are so important. They Graffiti HOTLINE Our committee provides a great day out with possible for almost 18 months. This has been slashing, rubbish removal, keeping paddocks five major racing events a year and supports have put an unbelievable number of hours extremely disappointing for both riders and clear of weeds, fallen leaves and branches, horse racing in general on the Mid North into the place over the past 20 years.’ - Garry helpers, all of whom know and appreciate plus the mundane but vital pooper scooping. Coast. McQuillan, President of the Forster Tuncurry the many benefits which riding can have for The centre also needs competent non-disabled Jockey Club. 0408 440 309 people with disabilities, whether physical or riders to keep the horses fit, trained and safe to intellectual or both. work with the disabled riders. Ms Sue Hardinge-White, the acting Further information about session times administrator for Manning RDA, said that and expected re-opening is available on the Help dob in an amazing Local Volunteer! the past two years have been a difficult and facebook page or by contacting Sue Harding- Please send a high resolution photo and answers to disheartening time for all those connected to White on 0402050505 or email at sslgwhite@ the centre. gmail.com. www.forsterfortnightly.com.au Ad sponsored by Tuncurry Beach Bowling Club • Designed by Creative Shell FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021 FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021
Community News Page 6 Community News Page 7 ‘Secondhand Rose’ parade Madly successful! Over $4 million to support bushfire recovery Reappointeed Left: Robyn and Keith Pascoe with Donna Great Lakes Evening VIEW Club held a Rankin. violence. The promoting the important environmental and Federal Member for Lyne Dr David Gillespie ‘Secondhand Rose’ fashion parade on the Uniting Church cultural values of these Aboriginal Places to says he is looking forward to pursuing 17th June attended by 90 ladies at the Forster Below: Mad Hatter Doreen hugging Dennis. in Australia visitors. important health reforms, particularly for Club to raise money for our Learning for Life Property Trust will · $815,759 to Manning River Agricultural & regional Australia, following the recent donated by local businesses whose support use the funding announcement that he will be reappointed to students. VIEW is proud to be The Smith was absolutely amazing! Horticultural Society. Amenities blocks will be to implement upgraded while roads will be sealed giving all- the Ministry as Federal Minister for Regional Family’s single largest community sponsor three evidence- Health and Deputy Leader of the House. of disadvantaged students. VIEW members Grateful thanks goes to: Great Lakes Aquatic weather access to community and emergency Centre, Forster Tuncurry Golf Club, Rosita Floral based domestic service units. Dr Gillespie previously served in the Health sponsor more than 1,400 students. VIEW and family stands for Voice, Interests and Education of Service, Coles, Friendlies Discount Pharmacy, Dr Gillespie and Stephen Bromhead said these portfolio as Assistant Minister for Rural Health violence group and Assistant Minister for Health where he Women. Bunnings, Forster Beauty Therapy, Sportfirst, work programs projects have a focus on drawing people to Bluewater Gifts, Priceline, Woolworths the region, supporting primary industries to undertook reforms to Health Workforce, Food across the region Regulation and Health Safety. Cathie Grove, Tuncurry, Plunge, Sinners and Saints Icecream, including: Women enhance economic and social recovery, create President Great Lakes Evening VIEW Club Kmart, Forster Keys Beauty and Skin Care, Can, Parenting jobs, and improve community resilience for Dr Gillespie was also the architect of the The Farmers Patch, Forster Keys Hair Design, after Domestic future emergency events. Murray Darling Medical School Network Jamaica Blue, Circle of Friends and Bakers Violence, and Kids creating end-to-end Medical Schools in the Left: Fran Vrbanc. “This funding builds on the $8.2 million Delight. Can. announced in November to turn Taree Murray Darling region of NSW and Victoria. Bottom left: Colleen Algate. Robyn Pascoe - $425,000 for Basketball stadium into Iron Arena, a regional Dr Gillespie said he was looking forward Bottom right: Cathie Grove. upgrades to complex fit to host major sporting and to tackling some of the more recent and Editor’s not: See page 21 for extra photo. first aid rooms, entertainment events, support the health and significant challenges in the health sector. bathrooms and wellbeing of locals and the careers of rising “There is still a significant amount of work we emergency sports stars, as well as hosting trade shows and need to do, particularly with the challenges response areas at concerts,” said Dr Gillespie. Above: MP David Gillespie with Tip Rider members at the popular Kiwarrak COVID-19 has delivered, and I’m very much Old Bar Surf Life “I walked the Kiwarrak mountain bike park and looking forward to working closely with my Mountain Bike Park - on the Bucketts Way opposite Tuncurry Waste Centre. Saving Club. saw the damage the fires caused and the work good friend Greg Hunt as we tackle these At 2pm Saturday 26th June · $546,457 for volunteers like Craig, Bruce and Dallas put in to challenges together,” Dr Gillespie said. “I’d like the sun shone brightly on one The bushfire impacted Mid Coast community upgrades to Wingham Services Club. Funding rebuild. This funding will allow the expansion to thank the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime hundred happy souls as they will receive a critical boost to their recovery will provide a more suitable environment for and will deliver more thrill seeking visitors.” Minister for their confidence in me,” he added. from a number of projects to be delivered the community to shelter in times of crisis, made their way to “Wonderland” through Stage Two of the Bushfire Local The Department of Regional NSW led the Prior to entering Parliament in 2013, Dr in the Tuncurry Memorial Hall to including upgrades to bathrooms and an merit-based assessment of all 652 applications Gillespie practiced medicine for 33 years Economic Recovery (LER) Fund, co-funded by emergency generator. let their hair down at the Mad the Australian and NSW Goverments. against the published guidelines and including over two decades as a medical Hatter’s Tea Party. · $896,156 for Redevelopment of 'The Green' assessment criteria. The process was overseen specialist in gastroenterology, paediatrics, and Federal Member for Lyne, Dr David Sustainability Education Centre. The community by independent probity advisors from both the anaesthetics. Another sell-out Quota Forster Gillespie and Member for Myall Lakes, project will be converted into a multi-purpose Australian and NSW governments. Tuncurry fundraiser with Stephen Bromhead said over $4 million will Dr Gillespie studied medicine at the University community education centre that includes a The Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Package of Sydney and was a fellow of the Royal proceeds of over $3000.00 enable seven projects to deliver important community garden, a men's shed, a workshop going to “Heart to Heart”, a infrastructure improvements and community is one part of the $4.5 billion overarching Australasian College of Physicians. space, and a covered outdoor area. bushfire support program co-funded by the successful arts program run by outcomes. He has worked in major metropolitan Hospitals · $428,367 for Indigenous Cultural Rangers Australian and NSW Governments for bushfire Donna Rankin, which supports Projects across the Mid Coast region funded in Sydney and worked overseas in London, at Dark Point and Saltwater Aboriginal recovery, response and preparedness in NSW. Papua New Guinea, and British Columbia. young people with their include: Places. Taree Indigenous Development and personal challenges, through art, For further information, visit www.nsw.gov. Dr Gillespie has also worked in several regional · $403,980 for replacement of Kiwarrak Employment (TIDE) will employ Cultural au/blerfund conversation and the assistance mountain bike park including the creation of Rangers to implement on-the-ground activities hospitals including at Port Macquarie, where of mental health workers. accessible trails for those with adaptive bikes, and develop and deliver programs designed The Australian Government will soon open he was Director of Physician Training and a plus toilets, changing rooms and an undercover to boost visitor awareness, education and applications for Round 3 - Bushfire Recovery Lecturer at the University of NSW Medical Fabulous food and entertainment BBQ area for community use. cultural tourism. The TIDE Cultural Rangers Grants, $280 million will be available for School. As a senior medical specialist, Dr was enjoyed by all, as were the will participate in wildlife monitoring; pest and projects to benefit communities impacted by Gillespie also served on the Commonwealth substantial prizes generously · $598,522 for Bushfire Recovery and the Black Summer Bushfires. Medical Services Advisory Committee. Safeguarding against Domestic and Family weed programs; heritage protection works; and Mid Coast Business Awards Star Business are back!
Harrington, Old Bar, Taree, Tea Gardens & Dr David MP Wingham) Gillespie 2. Best Start Up Major Winner FEDERAL MEMBER FOR LYNE 3. People’s Choice Local Chamber Region Winners Following the uncertainty and challenges faced (Bulahdelah, Forster, Gloucester, Harrington, by the business and broader community in Old Bar, Taree, Tea Gardens & Wingham) Tuncurry’s John Wright Park Home of the last 18 months we are excited to bring the 4. People’s Choice Major Winner Business Award event back to celebrate the the Marine Rescue Markets will receive amazing resilience and innovation of our local 5. Community Service Award businesses. (business or individual) a $400,000 Federal Grant for new It’s been an unprecedented 2 years for 6. Hall of Fame / Outstanding Business Leader amenities businesses in the MidCoast dealing with drought, devastating fires, floods and of course 7. Business Excellence Awards the ongoing challenges of COVID. (entry in 1 category only) Tourism & Hospitality Thankfully many of our local businesses have PCYC has received $55,000 to deliver not only survived but thrived and the MidCoast Professional Services Fit for Life program to Forster/Tuncurry Business Awards Gala Dinner will provide Health & Wellbeing an important opportunity to come together (COVID responsibly of course) to recognise and Retail Services high school students. celebrate how businesses have adapted and Trades and Construction innovated over the past 18 months. 8. Business of the Year - Runner up Owners: Adrian and Melissa Lowrie like us, and we have a lot of fun (usually at We welcome and encourage all businesses Federal funding for MidCoast Council across the MidCoast region to attend (whether 9. Business of the Year - Major Winner The Farmers Patch, Lake St Forster. each other’s expense). Business: you have entered the Awards or not) to reflect has enabled the footpath extension What is the best part of your job? What do you want your customers to know? and celebrate all that has been achieved. We love that we have become a social hub Firstly a massive thanks to all our valued Entries are now open along Boomerang Drive from the customers for the many years of support, and get to share all the wonderful fresh local All details are on the website and updates laughs and tears. We have lots of new things 2021 Local Recognition and school towards Boomerang Beach produce that our great region has to offer. posted in Facebook. popping up all the time and appreciate all What can you tell us about your staff? the great feedback on the new community Excellence Awards Categories www.midcoastbusinessawards.com Note a key change is that People’s Choice and We have a small group of staff that are just garden out the front. Finalists will be announced on 22nd October Best Start Up will have a local regional winner Wauchope Office Taree Office (Bulahdelah, Forster, Gloucester, Harrington, 2021. DavidGillespieMP Do you know a great local business to feature here? Please Old Bar, Taree, Myall Lakes & Wingham) as well Awards RSVP’s will close on 12th November Dr David Gillespie MP 02 6586 4462 02 6557 8910 submit their business name and a brief description to: as an overall category winner. 2021. Corner of High and Hastings Streets, 144 Victoria Street, david_gillespie_mp FEDERAL MEMBER FOR LYNE Wauchope, NSW 2446 Taree, NSW 2430 Gala Dinner is on Saturday 20th November at davegillespiemp www.forsterfortnoghtly.com.au 1. Best Start Up Local Chamber Region Club Forster. Authorised by Dr David Gillespie MP, Corner of High and [email protected] We will contact them and publish when space permits. Winners He Listens. He Cares. He Delivers. Hastings Streets, Wauchope, NSW 2446. (Bulahdelah, Forster, Gloucester, FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021 FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021
Community News Page 8 Community News Page 9 Site announced for new ambulance station Brommy’s Community Our Local Wildlife Update are vulnerable Left: Artist impression. Loggerhead Turtles to nest Brad Hazzard said this was a significant disturbances and Member for milestone. People who regularly swim or snorkel in our with major Myall Lakes, Stephen “The community of Forster was identified waters are often delighted to see sea turtles. threats from Bromhead welcomed the by NSW Ambulance for a new ambulance There are three different types commonly site announcement and beach erosion, station, to not only make the working lives of found in this area, the Green Turtle (Chelonia first look at the design of paramedics easier but ensure future demand mydas), the Hawksbill Turtle (Eretmochelys storm surges the ambulance station. and habitat for emergency services is met in the Mid North imbricata), and the Loggerhead Turtle (Caretta Coast region,” caretta). destruction. “The location is in Four-wheel an optimal position, Once completed the new station in Forster will All turtle breeds are classified as endangered drive vehicles and horses will destroy nests mapped using NSW include: and deserve comment, but this article focuses and foxes, dogs and feral pigs can dig up Ambulance best practice on the Loggerhead Turtle because some of and consume eggs and hatchlings (foxes in demand modelling • Internal parking for up to six emergency our beaches are vital nesting areas. Indeed, particular have been known to destroy up to software. The site was ambulance vehicles; our area constitutes the most southern viable 95% of all clusters laid). Forster is one step closer to getting its first purchased from Mid • Administration and office areas; nesting area for Loggerhead Turtles in Australia. ARTIST’S IMPRESSION ambulance station, with a site in the heart of Coast Council and is a win-win with funds However man-made threats are the most channeled back into the community,” Mr • Staff amenities; A major covid-19 support package has Turtles are a truly ancient species evolving over significant dangers to Loggerhead turtles, and town identified as the preferred location. 11o million years ago during the Cretaceous Bromhead said. • Logistics and storage areas; been announced to help businesses indeed all turtles. As carnivores they eat a The site at 16 Breese Parade, Forster, will period. Loggerheads appeared at about 40 range of creatures including sponges, fish eggs, “It’s exciting to see the design for the new • Relief accommodation; doing it tough with the recent lockdown million years ago. Although they have lungs and enable local NSW Ambulance paramedics to measures. sea cucumbers and jellyfish. Plastic pollution in better meet the current and future demand for station, which will be a contemporary facility • Covered wash bay; and must come to the surface to breath, they spend our coastal waters is frequently mistaken as fish for our local paramedics and ensure they have Grants will be available through Service their entire life at sea, except when females mobile emergency medical care in Forster and eggs or jellyfish and many turtles of all ages, surrounding communities. the latest equipment and infrastructure to • Staff parking; NSW for businesses, sole traders and crawl up onto beaches to lay their eggs. continue to deliver high-quality care,” he said. including hatchlings, have been found injured Next steps include design development and non-profit organisations who are and dead with guts full of plastic. Parliamentary Secretary for Regional Housing The name Loggerhead comes from their large The Minister for Health and Medical Research, seeking planning approval for the new station. experiencing a decline in turnover. heads and powerful jaws which they use to Turtles will eat a large range of floating plastics Above: Photo of Yellow Thornbill at Lakes Estate, Forster by Brian $10,000 is available for those seeing a crush their prey. The top of their heads are dark both large and micro-plastic, including bags, brown but pale on the sides with irregular dark McCauley. 70% decline, $7,000 for a 50% decline sheets, polystyrene and balloons. If not and $5,000 for a 30% decline. It’s hoped blotches and a creamish colour below. The shell immediately killed through intestinal blockage, Three Scout Groups to get upgrade funding is made up of two sections, the carapace and turtles will slowly starve from reduced nutrient these grants will help businesses which the plastron (underside). absorption and ulceration. Ingested plastics were expecting an increase in visitors The carapace, which is heart-shaped and can also release toxic compounds, including Fire safety and children The NSW Government has allocated $68,000 Upgrades to local Scouts NSW facilities to and a boost during the school holidays. grow up to 1.5 metres, is usually a red-brown polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBS) which are towards the upgrading of Scouts NSW facilities be funded by the Department of Planning, Additionally, the Dine and Discover at Forster-Tuncurry, Taree and Wingham. Industry and Environment - Crown Lands colour and made up of 5 pairs of scales or known to cause cancer and adverse impacts program has been extended until the plates. The plastron is a pale-yellow colour. The on the endocrine, immune and reproductive Fire is one of SAFE FIRE and UNSAFE FIRE. Adults can help by Member for Myall Lakes Stephen Bromhead include: systems in many animals (including possibly us). end of August, so you have more time shells are the turtles’ armour but Loggerheads humanity’s modelling appropriate behaviour around fire. said the funding was part of $7.75 million being · $13,000 for Forster Tuncurry Scout Hall to use your vouchers and when it’s safe cannot retract their heads or flippers inside. There are estimates that nearly 11 million tons oldest and We can achieve this by: provided, under the Government’s COVID-19 for an electrical upgrade to keep it safe and to do so, explore the best of what our Adult Loggerheads have an approximate weight of plastic are released into the oceans annually most useful stimulus program, for projects at Scouts functional. between 80 to 200 kilograms. stunning region has to offer. and sadly it is very easy to find discarded plastic tools. For • keeping matches and lighters out of reach facilities on Crown land. · $38,000 for Taree Scout Hall to refurbish rubbish around our beaches and fore-shores. The last 18 months have been tough Hatchlings are reddish brown above and dark millennia, fire • taking precautions when using candles or “Scouts NSW is one of our State’s largest and its toilets and showers including providing and having just completed two weeks blackish brown below. When emerging from Another major cause of turtle deaths is being has kept us slow combustion heaters most popular youth organisations that helps disabled access, and for an upgrade to its the eggs they range in size from 4.13 to 4.49 cm caught up in fishing tackle and nets. Some warm, cooked communities build leadership skills, resilience electrical system of isolation I can vouch for that. long with a weight between 17 to 20.4 gms. • supervising at BBQs Nonetheless I’d like to thank our brilliant professional fishing boats now employ special our food and friendship through healthy activities for · $17,000 for an external repaint of the Loggerhead turtles, like all marine turtles, are turtle excluder devices in an attempt to and helped • labelling and storing dangerous chemicals and young people, so it’s great to support them,” Wingham Scout Hall to freshen it up and community for banding together and long-lived, up to 50 years and possibly longer minimise this risk but turtles can still be caught us fashion Mr Bromhead said. protect it against the elements doing the right thing as we continue to up in discarded nets and lines. fuels correctly but grow slowly. Females mature to breeding utensils to Left: MP Stephen Bromhead with Leanne battle covid-19. age from about 17 years onwards and they will Coastal lighting from housing developments will make our lives • taking care around bonfires, campfires and Richardson, Forster Tuncurry Scouts Group lay eggs approximately every three years. also cause disorientation both for the mother simpler. Fire hazard reductions, ensuring they are fully Leader. Like us, Loggerheads are most active during turtles and the hatchlings. has allowed extinguished before leaving the day and can be seen both out at sea and All turtles are protected by the Environment us to create delicate porcelain bowls and lethal • involving children in preparing your Bush Fire in shallow coastal waters. Typically, they will Protection & Biodiversity Conservation Act, weapons of war. Fire has been central to many Survival Plan and your home Fire Escape Plan. surface to breath every half an hour but can and it is vital that people or their pets do not of our ceremonies and provides an opportunity stay submerged for up to four hours. They will The NSW Rural Fire Service and Fire and Rescue disturb any turtles or their nest sites, you can for companionship and fun. ‘nap’ during the day, remaining motionless with however make a note and inform call NPWS NSW both have helpful material available on their eyes open or half-shut with their front (1300PARKS) of the sighting, including tracks. Without fire, we would still be cowering in the their websites. Two other useful resources for Stephen flippers in the mid-stroke swimming position. It is particularly important that you do not back of caves gnawing on raw meat, in the cold parents or schools are the TripleZero Challenge At night they will sleep with their eyes tightly handle a beached turtle, including a hatchling, and dark, at the mercy of marauding hungry and the L’il Larikkins series of cartoons and shut. They are easily startled. and put it back in the sea as it is probable predators. activity sheets, both available online. Bromhead MP Female Loggerheads court the males and that they have been negatively impacted and males can become very aggressive towards need help. Instead call either NPWS, Turtle Fire can fascinate and even mesmerise us. NSW Rural Fire Service volunteers conduct a each other biting each other’s flippers causing Watch NSW (ph:0468489259) or FAWNA Think of the excitement of a large bonfire, great face-to-face program for primary school significant injuries. One female may mate (ph:65814141). with embers glowing, burnt sausages, sticky students, Kids FireWise. Now that COVID 19 s with several males, storing their sperm in her Kym Kilpatrick marshmallows and conversation around a restrictions have eased and as the weather ake oviducts, with the result that a single clutch of Hallidays Point - FAWNA member campfire after a long day of hiking. warms up, the annual rollout of this program L eggs may have several fathers. will begin soon in the Midcoast area. For more l As adults, we can enjoy these positive aspects al When she is ready to lay the female will drag Editor’s note: See how local school children of fire while still being aware of the potential information on the program contact Robyn King y on 04900 13182. M herself high onto the beach, dig a hole with her are limiting the use of plastics on page 10. risk that fire presents. Our children and for flippers and lay about 100 eggs before covering g grandchildren, however, don’t always have For more information on fire safety and Deliverin them with sand. Over a six-week period she may lay between two and these skills so we need to teach them how to children please visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au, six clutches but then won’t stay safe around fire without frightening them. contact your local Rural Fire Brigade or call breed again for three years. Children need to learn to distinguish between Midcoast District Office (1300midcoast) Female turtles return to the same area to breed where they were born using a combination of visual Below: Photo of Satin Bowerbird at Tuncurry by Bodo Mordek. cues, including coastline features, awareness of wave behaviour and also The 2021-22 Budget delivers Change is happening the geomagnetic setting they acquire at hatching. It is essential that they crawl • Extension and expansion of the Regional • A site has been selected for the new themselves from the nest Seniors Travel Card Forster ambulance station which will to the water as this is how they gain their geomagnetic be located on 16 Breese Parade awareness. • Learn to Swim vouchers making swimming Hatchling turtles are highly lessons available for every pre-school child • Forster-Tuncurry Scout hall will vulnerable to a number aged 3-6 upgrade their facility with $13,000 of threats. In their mad scramble to the ocean from the Covid-19 stimulus program they can be picked off by • $12.5 million for council to undertake local predatory birds and even road improvements large crabs, and once in the ocean can be eaten by fish. Before they even hatch they Right: Photo of baby Loggerhead Turtles taken at a beach north [email protected] 02 6555 4099 stephenbromhead.com.au of Tuncurrry by Barb Richardson. 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Continued. 3.00 10.30 The Project. 11.30 The Late Show 12.05 Murder 24/7. 1.05 Call The Midwife. 1.30 Italian Food Safari. 2.00 Food Safari. 11.00 The Latest: Seven News. 11.30 (M) 12.35 Tipping Point. (PG) 1.30 TV 10.30 The Project. 11.30 Stephen Colbert. Media Watch. 12.05 Blue Water Empire. 5.00 France 24 Feature. 5.15 NHK World 11.30 The Front Bar. (M) 12.30 Shopping. Destination WA. 3.30 ACA. 4.00 TV Shop. With Stephen Colbert. (PG) 12.30 Home 2.05 Mum. 2.35 Mum. 3.35 Rage. 4.25 2.30 Far Eastern Odyssey. 3.40 Long The Front Bar. (M) 12.30 Shopping. 5.00 Shop. 2.30 Global Shop. 3.00 TV Shop. (PG) 12.30 Shopping. 4.30 CBS Morning. WEDNESDAY 1.00 Late Programs. English News. 5.30 Deutsche Welle. 5.00 News. 5.30 Sunrise. 5.00 News. 5.30 Today. Shopping. 4.30 CBS Morning. The Drum. 5.25 7.30. Weekends. 4.50 Late Programs. News. 5.30 Sunrise. 5.00 News. 5.30 Today. 6.00 Morning Programs. 1.00 Win The 6.00 WorldWatch. 8.30 WorldWatch. 6.00 Sunrise. 9.00 The Morning Show. 6.00 Today. 9.00 Today Extra. 11.30 6.00 The Talk. 7.00 Judge Judy. 7.30 6.00 Morning Programs. 1.00 Win The 6.00 WorldWatch. 8.00 WorldWatch. 6.00 Sunrise. 9.00 The Morning Show. 6.00 Today. 9.00 Today Extra. 11.30 6.00 The Talk. 7.00 Judge Judy. 7.30 Week. 1.30 Shaun Micallef’s MAD AS 1.00 WorldWatch. 2.00 Going Places. 11.30 News. 12.00 Farmer Wants A Wife. Morning News. 12.00 Ellen DeGeneres. Bold. 8.00 Studio 10. 12.00 Dr Phil. 1.00 Week. 1.30 Shaun Micallef’s MAD AS 1.00 WorldWatch. 2.00 Secrets Of HM 11.30 News. 12.00 MOVIE: A Mother’s Morning News. 12.00 Pointless. 1.00 Bold. 8.00 Studio 10. 12.00 Dr Phil. 1.00 THURSDAY HELL. 2.00 Mystery Road. 3.00 ABC 3.00 Jeopardy! 3.25 The Cook Up. 4.00 1.30 World’s Deadliest Weather: Caught 1.00 Australian Ninja Warrior. 3.00 MasterChef Aust. 2.10 Ent. 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Major new COVID-19 support package to help businesses Dine & Discover vouchers cannot be redeemed Highlights of the NSW 2021-22 Budget for takeaway using third party delivery The NSW Government recently announced fully booked and benefitted from an influx of and will need to show a decline in turnover platforms. a major new grants package and changes to tourists during the school holidays. We know across a minimum two-week period after the A further one-month extension of Dine & for the Mid North Coast the Dine & Discover program to help tens of current, necessary restrictions will impact commencement of major restrictions on June Discover vouchers until 31st August 2021 to Member for Myall Lakes, Stephen Bromhead · $2.267 million for continued thousands of small businesses and people these businesses which is why this support is so 26th. allow people more time to use them. said this region is set to benefit from upgrades upgrades at Taree Rail Station across NSW impacted by the current COVID-19 crucial.” The grants will be divided into two streams: More than $11 million for increased support for to roads, our train station and Manning Base · Over $9 million to Taree restrictions. Hospital. Three different grant amounts will be available 1. Small Business COVID-19 Support Grant. people at risk of homelessness plus assistance Northern Gateway roundabout The package includes grants of between $5000 for small businesses depending on the decline to vulnerable temporary visa holders, asylum Available to businesses and sole traders with a “I can announce that $8.6 million will come · $12.5 million for council and $10,000 for small businesses, payroll tax in turnover experienced during the restrictions turnover of more than $75,000 per annum but seekers and refugees. from the 2021-22 budget for the Manning Base deferrals for all employers, an extension of the - $10,000 for a 70% decline, $7000 for a 50% to undertake local road below the NSW Government 2020-21 payroll All business must have an Australian Business An optional deferral of payroll tax payments Hospital as part of the Stage 2 redevelopment.” Dine & Discover program to 31st August and and $5000 for a 30%. improvements tax threshold of $1,200,000 as at 1st July 2020. Number (ABN) registered in New South Wales. due in July 2021 and the deferral of hotel June Mr Bromhead said. the ability for people to use Dine & Discover · $100 Learn to Swim vouchers NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet said the small Other key elements of the package include: quarter gaming machine tax, with the Chief vouchers for takeaway delivered directly to These businesses must have fewer than 20 full Highlights from the 2021-22 NSW Budget business grants would be available for sole Commissioner of State Revenue able to provide making swimming lessons their home by the venue itself. time employees. Dine & Discover vouchers will be able to be include: traders and non-for-profit organisations, with for appropriate repayment arrangements on a available to every pre-school used for takeaway from eligible and registered Member for Myall Lakes, Stephen Bromhead expanded criteria to assist most hospitality and 2. Hospitality and Tourism COVID-19 Support case by case basis. · $8.6 million as part of $100 million Stage 2 child aged three to six. Dine businesses during the restriction period, said this funding is vital in helping businesses tourism operators hit hard by the restrictions Grant. Available to tourism or hospitality upgrade of Manning Base Hospital but food must be delivered direct to the home More information on the small business stay afloat at a time when they could be losing during school holidays. businesses that have a turnover of more than by the restaurant or café and not picked up. support grants and changes to the Dine & · Forster Public Hospital in budget documents out. $75,000 and an annual Australian wages bill of Right: Manning Base Hospital Businesses will be able to apply for the Discover program is at: · $1.7 million new supply of social housing as below $10 million, as at 1st July 2020. in Taree. “Many local businesses would have been grants through Service NSW from later in July Continued next page. www.service.nsw.gov.au part of $2.4 million commitment FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021 FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021
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July General Disclaimer: By contributing to this publication, you agree that the material is to the best of your knowledge accurate, and Everyday until 18th July -Threads of Fine Arts is neither deceptive or misleading, in breach of copyright, or in breach of any other laws and regulations. The Exhibition at The Lake Street Gallery ‘The Threads of Fine Arts’ Exhibition information provided within the contents of this publication is the view of the individuals who submit the The Shovel’s Power Page 10-4pm 7 days a week details. These views are not necessarily those of the Editor. Whilst every care is taken, Forster Fortnightly takes no responsibility for errors or omissions. Left: ‘Fire, Embers, Smoke Sun 11th July - Forster Town Market and Ash’ by Helen Breingan. 8-2pm Forster Town Park A collection of four woven Enquiries: 0437 634 056 scarves inspired by Helen’s bushfire experience. Sat 17th July - Super Garage Sale Great Lakes Palliative Care ‘Weaving satisfies both sides 8-2pm 32 Manning St Tuncurry of my brain; the mathemat- Opposite John Wright Park ical/logical side and the creative side. It’s maths with Sat 17th July - Forster Farmers Market colour’. 8am-12pm Forster Info Centre Little St 3rd Saturday of the month The Manning Fibre Group Enquiries: Linda 0421 347 273 take their craft and creative skills into a realm where Sun 18th July - Great Lakes Museum Market fibre, needles and fabric 8-1pm Great Lakes Museum become their ‘canvases’ 1 Capel St Tuncurry. in two-dimensinal and three-dimensional works. Sun 25th July - Pacific Palms Market In many cases fibre art is 9am-1pm Pacific Palms Community Centre just part of their wider art Last Sunday of the month practice echoing their female Enquiries: Jennifer Doyle 0401 968 516 The Manning Fibre Artists are currently predecessors who overcame exhibiting their artworks at the Lake St Gallery exclusion and barriers to in Forster. The ‘Threads of Fine Arts’ presents make textile art a legitimate Moir.com.au August a high quality of style, technique and media form of expression. explored by these local artists. Each member of this group Sun 1st August - Lions Club Car Boot Sale ‘Letters to the Editor’ are best limited to 200 words and be constructive in nature. The writer’s Power means subtly different things to different without any sense of irony. But really, it’s Throughout human history, textiles have has her own approach to name and town will be included unless specifically requested otherwise. This newspaper intends to people. For some, it’s being able to create having the balls to stand up in front of the 8am-12pm Hallidays Point Shopping Village provided function as clothing and window, 1st Sunday of the month the fibres they use. They provide an opportunity of reply for any person/organisation involved before publishing. genuine and lasting change. For others it’s media to blame your f**k-ups on your wall and floor coverings. In decoration and often collaborate on themes being able to build a chicken coop in the middle girlfriend”. Bookings: 0493 054 916. fashion textiles are considered more than of a global pandemic. in this, and other groups of John Howard: “How I used power and influence craftwork because of the creative input of the which they are part. Many Nomads not welcome To get a better understanding of what power is is for others to judge. But I will say this. If you Sun 1st August - Blackhead Winter Market artist. Textile artists extend their work through Editor’s note: Police advised us that ‘The 8-1pm Wylie Breckenridge Park, also use recycled and up- Dear Editor, all about, we interviewed some of Australia’s can bore your opponents, if you can bore experimentation, innovation, and manipulation cycled materials reflecting traveller is NOT an affected person, meaning most powerful leaders, past and present. Here’s your colleagues, if you can bore the Australian Black Head Rd. Above: Artists setting up for ‘The Threads of Fine Arts’ exhibition at As one of the Sydney Nomads who left Sydney rather than just working to an established society’s concerns for the that even though he does reside in Sydney, he what they told us … voters, and then continue to bore all those the Lake Street Gallery in Forster. Photo by Susie Oldfield. in May this year I was rudely told to leave procedure or desired product. These items environment. has not been there since the specified date in people, day after day, month after month, year Sun 15th August - Forster Run Fest a Hotel in Forster last Tuesday. I told the June, or in last 14 days. This means he is not Kevin Rudd: “Power has never really interested after year, even when it seems like it’s time to are not only functional but are also items of Susie Oldfield and Wayne All morning from 7am, mixed distances The Threads of Fine Arts is currently showing at The Lake Street supervisor that I left Sydney back in May. He restricted, doesn’t have to isolate, and there is me all that much. In fact, in the 2,962 or so talk about something new or at the very least quality, beauty, and uniqueness. Barry Start/finish at Main Beach Forster Gallery, Forster, 10am to 4pm every day until Sunday 18th July. told me the manager told him that anyone who nothing saying he must return to his address in days since I was viciously stabbed in the back start a new sentence … well then eventually www.forsterrunningfestival.com.au lives in Sydney is barred . Sydney. by my own party (2,963 if you count the night you’ll wear them down and they’ll just lose the of the initial betrayal), it’s really not something will to live. It’s unfashionable, but I’ve found it I found that this is the only licensee in Forster The problem for licensed premises is some may I’ve given much thought to. to be very effective”. Tuncurry who has adopted this rule. not be willing to put their local patrons at risk But if pushed to think back on my days as Prime Tony Abbott: “I believe, as many Australians For the last three weeks I have been up at JUST in case the person is lying. Travellers need Minister, I’d say it was my ability to relate to do, that true power comes from a higher, more The Great Lakes Y is open Kingscliff. to understand this, it doesn’t mean they can’t ordinary Australians that, ipso facto, made me celestial place. There’s not a significant decision get food, supplies, etc, but it may affect some influential. I have made, nor a challenge I have faced Regards, of their entertainment options.’ There’s nothing quite as powerful as being able without first seeking guidance from above. I’m Tony Martin talking of course of Peta Credlin. Sydney to share an anecdote about a sauce bottle with some bogans at a BBQ, and then effortlessly Sure, I wonder what we could’ve done translate that same anecdote into a range of differently to extend our time as PM. Put more languages for more sophisticated audiences. flags out during speeches. Said ‘death cult’ just Advertise with the only It’s about being open-minded too. People say that little bit more. Peeled the onion. It nags I was difficult to work with, but I never found at you. But, as Peta once told me to say, “Real that”. power is thinking for yourself and doing things your way”. We certainly did that. LOCALLY OWNED paper in this region Paul Keating: “There are Prime Ministers who exhibit greatness, and there are Prime Julia Gillard: “The thing I’ve learnt about power nt is to never bloody mention it. You tell people me Ministers who show humility. But rarely do they rn We have sizes to suit everybody’s budget! mix the two like I did. their electricity bill is going to go up by a couple ve of per cent and ‘bam!’ you’re out of office”. go e! The problem is there’s no leadership anymore. er No guts. When I was Prime Minister I oversaw Nick Xenophon: “What’s the secret to building SW h and sustaining power in the cut and thrust of N er Enquiries: 0413 410 492 28 years of uninterrupted economic growth. ur h But you just don’t see that kind of bravery Australian politics? Two words: novelty props. o uc There’s no issue too complex, no subject matter y vo anymore. aim e [email protected] so sensitive that it can’t be successfully solved Cl din The thing is, power is about more than being with an oversized tricycle, a live cow and a the smartest or the loudest. It’s about bringing camera crew. people on a journey. Explaining things. I’ve been explaining my achievements for decades, Want to hear more about my thoughts on and believe me, it’s powerful stuff”. power and influence? Meet me in Rundle Mall at 11am. I’ll be the guy in the kilt holding a Photo below of Forster’s Main Beach by Patricia Macvean. Pauline Hanson: “Rather than always talking piglet”. The Pacific Palms about the powerful elites, how about we talk about the people who don’t have a voice in this Malcolm Turnbull: “I’ve found that to rise to country? White people. Where is their power? power in this country it helps to have a broad Recreation Club For too long we’ve been silenced in Australia. range of views (in my case often extending as And I intend to use my speeches in Federal far as Milsons Point, or even Manly on a clear on Wallis Lake Parliament, my stunts on national media, and day). my regular morning spot on Sunrise to continue But it also requires having confidence in one’s to remind people of that”. own abilities and intelligence. To gain the Bistro & Bar open � days a week Scott Morrison: “Well look, I’ve addressed this respect and trust that’s essential for effective issue before and, I’m sorry, but I’m not going leadership, one need not necessarily be the to provide a running commentary on the ins smartest person in the room (‘room’, of course, Cra beers, cocktails & large selection coming from the old English ‘rum’, itself of PLUS, bring this ad One of the fun places to visit this holiday is the and outs of what really is just Canberra Bubble of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks Great Lakes Aquatic Leisure Centre. stuff. The fact is it’s a matter for the states, Germanic origins). But it certainly helps”. with you to the and - no sorry Andrew, like I said, I’ve already Peter Dutton:“To seize power takes ambition, Club & receive a “Here at the Y, our doors remain open and addressed this issue - let’s change the topic to determination and intelligence. And I certainly Full menu available lunch & dinner, it’s pretty much business as usual despite the something that ordinary Australians care about. have both of those”. plus daily specials $�.� bar voucher!* need to reduce some class numbers and the Go Sharkies!” wearing of masks. We have all of our COVID www.theshovel.com.au *max one per Richard De Natale: “With great power comes safety measures in place and our front-line staff great responsibility. Which is why I chose to join Weddings, memorials and functions, person are checking the ID of visitors to the Centre to the Greens and avoid both”. enquire today! ensure the Community remains COVID free,” said Melissa Morgan, YNSW Cluster Manager Barnaby Joyce: “A lot of people would say (��) ���� ���� | www.pprc.com.au power is being able to call for the tightening of MidCoast. of privacy laws on the same day as inking a ���� The Lakes Way, Elizabeth Beach, NSW ���� six-figure sum for a national tell-all interview, FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021 FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021
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Great Lakes Orchid Society 7.30pm second Tuesday of the month Saturdays Weekly Diary Forster Public School Hall. Ring Roy 6554 6209 or John 6554 9733. Forster parkrun Book Trades and Services Local Services The ‘Weekly Diary’ is FREE to promote Pebbly Beach Playground off Head St 7:45am for 8am start community group information. Max - 4 lines. facebook.com/Forsterparkrun Reviews Wednesdays Forster Keys We encourage you to Great Lakes Prostate Mondays The Forster Tuncurry Community Kitchen Forster Tuncurry Seniors ‘Ariadne’ by Carpenter Cancer Support Group 12 -1pm, 33 Lake Street Forster. Breese Parade Forster Jennifer Saint support our local CHEW CHEW THAI MASSAGE Green Bikes Community Workshop Provides a meal in a social & safe place. Bingo 12:30-3:30pm *Doors & Fitouts *Extensions 6539 5900 or [email protected] Contact 6505 2686 is a story *Gyprock *Renovations advertisers who help Invites men and their partners We have a male and female masseuse Open 9 - 12pm. Supplying parts & free help wrapped in a with bike problems. Tuncurry transfer station. *Decks *Maintenance make this paper FREE to to our meetings - held 4th available 7 days. legend based Budding mechanics welcome. 0458 809 975 Club Forster Table Tennis 30 years experience - Licensed - 290817C pick up and read Tuesday of each month Green Bikes Community Workshop Each week new players welcomed. on history. 7pm at Club Forster. Great Lakes Ladies Probus Club Open 12 - 3pm. Supplying parts & free help 1:15 -3:30pm Contact Phil 65554774 We know that the Call Peter 0468 946 196 each fortnight. Call 02 55099635 This support group provides information, 4th Monday of the Month with bike problems. Tuncurry transfer station. Minoan civilisation on resources and guest speakers to support Shop 8/86 King George Pde Forster 9.30am Forster Bowling Club Budding mechanics welcome. 0458 809 975 Crete started about 3000BC, reached its height Sundays men and their families. Contact Lorraine Tilley 0408 055 109. about 2000 BC and vanished as an eastern NEED A HANDYMAN? Ronnnie’s Great Lakes Breast Cancer Support Group Mediterranean trading nation around 1450 Contact Phil Rodham 65572063 or email Walk ‘n’ Talk For Life BC sometime after the time of the cataclysmic Inner Wheel Club of Forster Tuncurry First Wednesday of every month. Last Sunday of the month Painting Lawnmowing [email protected] 2nd Monday of the Month. 4pm Tuncurry Beach Bowling Club/membership 9am Lone Pine Park, Tuncurry explosion of the island of Santorini to its north 1pm Club Forster. Email: [email protected] www.facebook.com/walkntalkforlifetuncurry in the period 1540-1620 BC. We know it from Garden maintenance • Lawn mowing Contact Lorraine Tilley 0408 055 109. their interaction with the Egyptians with whom Gutters cleaned Proudly sponsored were contemporaneous, from the remains of • Lawn edges by the Prostate Heart Foundation walking group their superb cities and frescos – of the leaping Rubbish removed & more • Gardening Cancer Foundation Forster Hospital Pink Ladies 7:30am Community Health Centre bull (see below), lilies, dolphins, and gossiping • Weed spraying of Australia. Meetings held the 2nd Monday of each month Breeze Parade, Forster No job too big or small Contact Bev 0408 232 094. royal women, the craftwork which they traded, • Home cleaning Forster Bowling Club 1.30 pm. Afternoon tea and their control of the sea since their cities Excellent pensioner disounts afterwards. Contact Cathy Cook 0429 265 656. Forster/Tuncurry Seniors were not fortified. Other than simple trading No job too small! Breeze Parade Forster records (Linear A), we know nothing of their 0477-916-167 Boomerang Bags Forster Tuncurry CALL ME ON Discounts for pensioners Euchre 1pm – 3.30pm language for they left no literature. 9:30am -12:30pm every second Monday Contact 02 6505 2686 Homer’s legendary Odyssey written in the ninth Call Ronnie 0403 406 526 Tuncurry Memorial Hall Advertise with the only century BC, however, supplies some insight into Ring Leonie Dowell 0430 623 332 Seaside Heritage Quilters - all abilities their culture, reflected here in this book in the Meet 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month story of King Minos, the law giver, his daughter LOCALLY OWNED paper in this region Heart Foundation walking group 10:30 -3pm Forster Masonic Hall, Lake Street. Ariadne who enables the Athenian Prince 7:30am Community Health Centre Contact Diane De Wright 0491 150 910 Theseus to find and slay the Minotaur, the half We have sizes to suit everybody’s budget! Breeze Parade, Forster man, half bull, conceived of by a vengeful god, Contact Bev 0408232 094 Windjammers Lung Support Group concealed in the labyrinth under the city of 4th Wednesday of the month Knossos. (One can imagine the roaring of the Forster Tuncurry Seniors 1:30pm Community Health Centre, Breese Pd earthquakes that periodically devastated Crete Enquiries: 0413 410 492 Breeze Parade Forster Contact Pam Dwyer 0412 204 761 to be like that of the bull that they venerated in Carpet Bowls and Cards 12.45 – 4.40pm Forster Library their annual games.) Contact 6505 2686 Club Forster Table Tennis [email protected] Each week new players welcomed. Programs Ariadne and Theseus escape Crete but each to The Man Walk - Walk, talk and support 6-9pm Contact Phil 65554774 their own fate, Ariadne to the island of Naxos 7am Mondays at John Wright Park, Tuncurry. 1. The Better Reading Better and the god Dionysius, and Theseus to Athens Contact Steve Rogers 0407 200 615 Communities program - Volunteer Literacy as king upon his father’s death. He returns *BINS FROM $300* Thursdays Tutors are available to support members of the briefly to Crete to take Phaedra, Ariadne’s Great Lakes Evening VIEW Club Dinner community (children & adults) with improving sister, to be his future queen. *T
Meeting 6 for 6.30pm start, Wallis Room - Club The Forster Tuncurry Community Kitchen reading, writing and learning English as a Jennifer Saint intertwines her story with Greek erms & Conditions Apply Forster. 4th Monday every month 12-1pm, 33 Lake Street Forster. second language. This a free service. Contact gods and goddesses, with legendary people Phone Pat Gregory 6554 5466 Provides a meal in a social & safe place. Meredith Campbell on 7955 7421 to discuss or including Daedalus the so able engineer who Wallingat National Park - Temporary Closure 6539 5900 or [email protected] for more information. gave himself and son flight. This is a story of Club Forster Travel Club false heroes, of fickle gods, of vengeful fate, of Closure through to October 2021 Meetings held the 3rd Monday of each month Coomba Mens Shed 2. Homework help - available during school love, and of human passions. Of tragedy. In this 2pm Wallis Lake room, Club Forster Open every Thursday 8.30am-12pm. terms for primary and secondary students sense, it is grand opera. For further reading, see every Wednesday 3-5pm. We provide free tutor Contact Judy 0408 640988 86 Moorooba Rd Coomba Park. The Bull of Minos by Leonard Cottrell. ABN 31 064 160 372 All men welcome to come along & participate. support, afternoon tea, printing/photocopying National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is upgrading the public and Wi-Fi. No bookings are required. Phone John King - Libarian
Hallidays Point NSW 2430 road and management trail network within Wallingat National Park. 79557001 for more information. Tuesdays Codependents Anonymous Pacific Palms Library hours: Difficulty maintaining relationships? 3. The Family History Advisory Group are 10am -12pm Tuesday to Saturday Significant weather events have delayed completion of trail The Forster Tuncurry Community Kitchen 5.30 - 7pm Uniting Church, Tuncurry. 12 -1pm, 33 Lake Street Forster. held every Tuesday & Thursday 10 -12pm and 9am -1pm Pacific Palms Market maintenance works in the Park. The current park closure will be www.codependentsanonymous.org.au Wednesday & Friday 2-4pm. This voluntary Delivery, Pick Up, Rubbish Disposal Provides a meal in a social & safe place. extended through to October. NPWS will continue to assess the group assists with research for your family (Last Sunday of the month) Volunteers and donations welcome. Heart Foundation walking group www.ashskipbins.com.au potential for staged reopening of the park. 6539 5900 or [email protected] tree. Contact Judy on 0413 400 688 or email 7:30am Community Health Centre [email protected] Breeze Parade, Forster The closure is due to major upgrade work including bridge demo- Forster Shores Combined Probus Meeting Contact Lorna 0420587532 4. Storytime - stories, songs & craft 3rd Tuesday of the month For 3 - 5 years of age lition and construction, heavy vehicle movement, culvert upgrade 2pm Club Forster. 10:30 - 11:30am Wednesdays during school works and trail regrading. To attend contact Peter Dreise on 0407 842 905 Great Lakes & Manning Stroke Recovery Club term. No bookings are required. Emergency water infrastructure We meet every 2nd & 4th Thursday of month. New members and visitors are most welcome. NPWS request the public observe all directions from project staff and Great Lakes Prostate Cancer Support Group. Contact can be made by ringing 1300 650 594. Fourth Tuesday of every month rebates open for NSW farmers contractors while adhering to all signage. 7pm Club Forster Email: [email protected] Primary producers in NSW can now make Benefits of the works include: Fridays applications through the Emergency Water Infrastructure Rebate (EWIR) Scheme, after - better standard of public road network, Pacific Palms Probus Club Forster Country Women’s Association (CWA) the NSW Government opened round two of - improved access for visitors to the park including to campgrounds, Meets second Tuesday each month at Moby 3rd Friday of the Month, 10.30am CWA Rooms, Lost and the program recently. - improved access for firefighters, Resort, Boomerang Beach 9.30am for 10.00am, Little St, Next to Information Centre, Forster. Found The Scheme enables eligible primary - improved access during wet weather, Feb to Nov. All welcome. Contact Lorraine Tilley 0408055109. Please call Jim Peters on 0418 201 167 Jasmine Smith - please phone Daphne Hollis on producers to access a 25% rebate, up to 65545317. $25,000, on new purchases and installation Heart Foundation walking group costs of new water Rotary Club of Lower Midcoast 7:30am John Wright Park, Tuncurry infrastructure such as Additional information can be found at: www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au Meets first Tuesday each month at Sporties, social coffee after walk bores, dams and pipes to Tuncurry at 6pm. Meets third Tuesday at Club Contact Lorna 0420 587 532 help prepare for drought Old Bar. Call Lance Fletcher 0409 850 671. events. Wallis Lake History Group Heart Foundation walking group 1st Friday of the Month, 1.30pm Forster The EWIR scheme is jointly 7:30am Beach Bums cafe Beach St & North St Bowling Club, World History by Members funded by the Federal social coffee after walk Please call Jim Peters on 0418 201 167 and NSW Governments, Contact Lorna 0420 587 532 administered by the Rural Forster Tuncurry Seniors Assistance Authority (RRA). Wallis Lake Dining Group Breese Parade Forster For more information and We dine out on the 1st Tuesday of the Month Carpet Bowls 9.30 - 12pmGames 1.30 - 4pm to apply visit at various restaurants Contact 02 6505 2686 www.raa.nsw.gov.au Please call Jim Peters on 0418 201 167 FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021 FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021
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NSW LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS Forster’s Boronia Park MidCoast welcomes new Australian citizens Candidate Information Sessions clubhouse complete MidCoast Council welcomed more than 20 The conferees from ten countries including a parent who was born new citizens on Thursday 24th June at a special the Bhutan, China, France, India, New Zealand, overseas,” said Mayor West. An extension and Citizenship Ceremony to mark Refugee Week. Pakistan, Philippines, Serbia, United Kingdom “Humanitarian resettlement refurbishment of and the United has played an important Thinking of running Forster’s Boronia Park States of America will part of this story, with more soccer clubhouse become Australian than 920,000 refugees and for Council? has been completed, citizens as part of a others in humanitarian need providing modern ceremony at 10.30am resettled in Australia since facilities to support at the Yalawanyi the end of World War Two.” Get vital information for candidates sporting groups Ganya building in and activities at the Taree. “In welcoming these new and make sure you’re ready to take citizens, and celebrating their location. “Modern Australia on the councillor role full and formal membership “The existing has been shaped by of the Australian community, clubhouse has migration. Nearly • Candidate information from the parents baby change room. we are also taking this been extended, adding up to fifty percent half of all Australians opportunity to showcase Above: Dr Sangeetha Rengasamy Selvaraj, with Jaiganesh Ragadu- NSW Office of Local Government more space and now provides a modern The works were completed thanks to the were either born and celebrate Australia’s facility that can support all users of the park,” second round of the NSW Stronger Country overseas or have rai and baby Athiran Jaiganesh and Mayor West • NSW Electoral Commission contribution to global said MidCoast Council’s Executive Manager Communities fund and complete works Left: (L to R) Wardah humanitarian resettlement timetable for nominations Community Spaces, Dan Aldridge. totalling $780,880 for the Boronia Park soccer Shoaib, pictured with efforts.” Refugees contribute to Australia in many and netball clubs. new citizens ways; by enhancing the prosperity of their • Role of Local Government, A new canteen, meeting / function room and Mayor West encouraged people to share Muhammed and community through local business and social office along with a dedicated first aid room is Earlier works as part of that grant included their Refugee Week celebrations or stories mayor and councillors Hashir Shoaib and enterprise; sharing their culture; and bringing now available for sporting groups. the netball clubhouse extensions and the by sharing pictures on social media using Mayor West new ideas. You can read some of their stories • Qualities of successful new soccer storage shed, which were both #Refugeeweek. The new building also includes female and completed in 2020. here: www.homeaffairs.gov.au/refugeeweek. councillors fully Disability accessible amenities, along with • Background on MidCoast Council Safety improvements at Thinking of running for Council? If you’ve been thinking of running in the Council Office of Local Government postponed the 2020 The sessions will also provide valuable YALAWANYI GANYA elections this September, an essential candidate elections until this year due to the COVID-19 background and understanding of MidCoast 2 BIRIPI WAY TAREE North One Mile information session will provide vital information pandemic. Council - an overview which will include the public use. to guide you through the process and give you a That means that this year the community will organisational structure, integrated planning flying start to getting elected and representing elect Councillors for a three year term, to put the and reporting framework, Council’s fees and Thursday 8 July, 5.30pm “A huge amount of sand has been the MidCoast community. four year cycle back on track by 2024. expenses, budget, long term financial plan and lost from around the footings major projects. A session will be held at Council’s Important election information for candidates of the posts and we’re currently Administration and Customer Service Due to social distancing rules, bookings are using temporary supports to from the NSW Office of Local Government, and Centre at Yalawanyi Ganya, 2 Biripi Way the NSW Electoral Commission timetable for essential to attend the session. Visit midcoast. Bookings essential, visit the website holds the structure up,” explained Taree at 5.30pm on Thursday 8 July. More nominations will be provided at the sessions. nsw.gov.au/election to register for your Dan Aldridge, MidCoast Council’s session of choice. sessions will be held if this session is fully An overview of the role of local government Manager of Outdoor Spaces, subscribed. Further information can be found on the Office midcoast.nsw.gov.au/election Recreation and Trades. and the roles and responsibilities of the Mayor and Councillors will be covered, along with the of Local Government website at www.elections. Ordinarily, Councillors are elected in NSW for nsw.gov.au “This issue has been gradually a four year fixed term, however last year the qualities of successful councillors. getting worse since the March flood and storm events that hit our region, and in this case storm water run-off Calling on artists to create has undermined the integrity of the structure. MidCoast Council will be indefinitely closing COMMUNITY NEWS Once the platform, walkway and stairs are one of two Marine Drive, One Mile Beach MIDCOAST FOCUS Barrington Coast Art Trail removed, Council will focus on improving the access points immediately due to safety issues. Left: Silo Art from Sheep Hills remaining track. Careers at Council Proposed issue of public gate permit Are your voting details up-to-date? While access is still possible just a few metres Victoria by Tony Griffiths. The community is advised to look out for away via a sand track, the existing platform Robinson Road, Marlee signage and avoid the area where possible “We recognise the traditional and stairs onto the North One Mile sand dune while the work is taking place to remove the In accordance with the provisions of the Roads Act 1993 (Part 9 custodians of the land which will be removed after recent heavy rains and structure. Division 2) and the Roads Regulation 2008 (Part 6), it is hereby makes up the MidCoast area subsequent erosion has made them unsafe for notified that MidCoast Council proposes to issue a Public Gate - the Gathang speaking (Biripi Permit to F Grant of Lot 155 Middlebrook Road, Marlee, for the and Worimi) people. We installation of a Public Gate (comprising a stock grid & gate) on Robinson Road, Marlee, at a location being 40 metres from the enjoy a strong relationship We are seeking suitably qualified people to fill the roles of: with First Nations people, commencement of Robinson Road, Marlee. ‘bEATS Festival’ is coming • Coordinator Development Engineering and we encourage local • Customer Service Officers All interested persons are invited to make written submissions Aboriginal artists to apply. An exciting new region-wide festival is coming to expand their exploration of our region,” • Events Assistant concerning the proposal to the General Manager, MidCoast These vibrant communities to the MidCoast in October 2021, creating a said Council’s Manager Growth, Economic • GIS Technician Council, PO Box 482, TAREE 2430 or by visiting the Have Your Say page on our website. Submissions close at 5pm on contribute extensively to the music, food and arts trail that will traverse the Development and Tourism, Deb Tuckerman, • Instructional Designer 28 July 2021. Please include Council’s reference S644 in your culture and society of our • Manager Building and Environmental Health Services diverse landscapes, unique towns and special “and obviously we’re hoping COVID will not submission. local government area and offerings of the Barrington Coast. impact on our plans for October”. • Service Support Officer make up 6.2% of our local • Waste Manager MidCoast Council’s Barrington Coast and The bEATS Festival will sit between the Having regard to the provisions of the Government Information population, more than double Visit our website for further information and to apply. (Public Access) Act 2009, information contained in any such MidCoast Council is calling on artists to submit the NSW or Australian average.” Gallery staff is working with the community to established Wingham Akoostik Festival, Old expressions of interest to develop one or more submission may be referred to the person(s) initiating the deliver the Barrington Coast bEATS Festival and Bar Festival, Taree Show and Forster Tuncurry’s Have your say proposal for appropriate consideration. The 2021 NSW Local Government elections will take place on artworks that will contribute to an exciting new The establishment of the self-drive Art Trail The Tanks Art Trail thanks to the support of the Lakeside Festival - providing an appealing Saturday 4 September. Ensure your name and address are up to project: the Barrington Coast Art Trail - The will add an extra dimension and richness to NSW Government’s Regional Tourism Bushfire festival program for locals and visitors Intended pesticide application date via the Electoral Commission website www.aec.gov.au/enrol/ Tanks. a Barrington Coast experience, and further Recovery Grant of $145,000. throughout the spring months. update-my-details.htm support our vibrant, creative and diverse art We have instructed Local Pest Experts to carry out pesticide Proudly supported by the NSW Government “The month-long bEATS Festival and Art Trail The Great Lakes Food Trail and new Barrington You can find out more about taking part in this year’s elections, and culture sector. applications in the Gloucester region, which are scheduled to be including booking in for the candidate information session if you through the Regional Tourism Bushfire will deliver economic benefits to our region Coast Food Trails will be developed as part of carried out during August and September 2021. Recovery Grants, the project will deliver silo “We will complete the works at these two are thinking of running for Council, by visiting our website through increased visitation and spend, along this project, and will provide a platform for www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/election. art installations, at the Argyle Street Barrington sites. And if they are successful and popular, with creating more reasons for visitors to showcasing our local producers and artisans. Pesticides are being used for spiders, rodents and cockroaches. we would be hopeful of completing artwork at Pesticide products will be applied to Council structures including water reservoir and at two reservoirs at Tea extend their stay ‘just one more night’ and We are seeking community feedback on: Strategic Committee meeting Gardens on Viney Creek Road. other sites as resources become available,” said Importantly, key festival activities will be public buildings. Deb Tuckerman. focused in areas significantly • Development proposal DA2021/1593 - Staged 470 lot “While we have identified several water impacted by 2019 bushfires. Along residential subdivision - 443 Kolodong Road, Taree Pesticides used will be selected from: Biflex Aquamax insecticide, The next Strategic Committee meeting will be webcast live on Wednesday 14 July at 2pm. Members of the public are permitted reservoirs across the MidCoast which could To be eligible to submit an EOI for the project, with fringe music events and • Development proposal DA2021/1468 - Alterations and Synergy Pro ant bait, Starrdust Pro, Maxforce Gold Gel, Enviromax Deltamethrin, Temprid 75, Termidor. to attend, however social distancing must be maintained. The be potential artwork sites, these two have artists need to be an Australian citizen or food trails, work will commence additions to commercial development - 63-65 Beach Street Tuncurry maximum number of members of the public to attend is capped been selected to kick off the Art Trail project permanent resident, and either live or have a on establishing a Tanks Art Trail Residents (including pets) are advised not to enter the premises • Development proposal DA2021/1606 - Proposed installation at 25. The public will also be able to view the meeting via because of their location and connectivity to a connection to the MidCoast region. through any treated areas until the pesticides used have dried, which will connect with bEATS and and use of MEGTEC Millennium Regenerative Thermal livestream through an audio-visual weblink. or any special instructions advised on the notice erected on the self-drive tour of public sculpture, murals and Established professional artists with previous assist with the recovery of regional Oxidiser - 2 Hallstrom Avenue, Taree There is an opportunity to address Council on the day of a day(s) of treatment. artist studios around the region,” said Council’s public art experience, as well as artists groups tourism, promoting and building • Draft Manning River Estuary and Catchment Management Strategic Committee meeting, with prior notice: Manager of Growth, Economic Development are welcome to apply. awareness of our region. Program 2021-2031 For any further information please contact Council on 7955 7777. • Public forum – for items on the meeting agenda (at 10am) and Tourism, Deb Tuckerman. The closing date for expressions of interest in The Barrington Coast bEATs Festival • Draft Flying Fox Camp Management Plan You must register to speak and register to attend the forum or “We’re asking artists to creatively interpret the project is 5pm Friday 30th July 2021. and The Tanks Art Trail are funded • Proposed issue of Public Gate Permit - Robinson Road Marlee Strategic Committee meeting. For full details visit the history of these locations, tell community through the Regional Tourism Visit the Have Your Say page on our website for further info. www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/meetings. To find out more, visit www.mrag.midcoast. stories or to respond to the local flora and Bushfire Recovery grants program, nsw.gov.au and find the ‘expressions of fauna in a creative and inspiring way.” a NSW Government bushfire interest’ on the events page. recovery initiative. For more information contact us: ph 7955 7777 [email protected] midcoastcouncil www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au 0707 FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021 FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th july 2021
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Continued from previous page. I still remember the first time I meet Leigh she was representing Great Lakes as a Councillor see where their life’s journey has taken them.” and I was representing Gloucester Council, we Leigh’s final mantra ...... had both been appointed to an advisory group Local Legend-Leigh Vaughan of Hunter Councils and Leigh was nominated “I believe that life-long learning should be Chair. I was feeling out my depth but soon Leigh’s philosophy has always been that “creativity is at the heart of any community. Support for the arts and creativity available for everyone, and most importantly, Leigh's passion and warm attitude had filled it is the right of every student to have access to the whole room and all the participants automatically makes any place more vibrant and liveable,” quality music education, so that it fosters a love had been infected with Leigh's passion for of music that will continue to stimulate them creativeness. I was in awe, this woman was forever.” the most organised person I had come across, of their own, are all wonderfully Leigh has boundless energy, was nothing in the area of that evening arrival of the she kept everyone one the same page, and numerous talents and wears many supportive.” nature). Olympic Torch in our Cr Katherine Smith (Mid Coast Council) gave a testimonial for Leigh. no one dared to be late. That was 13 years hats. I was exhausted just reading her Our girls grew up in our home Leigh founded The Company of area and she directed it ago and still this woman CV and wondered how one person close to One Mile Beach and we Voices in 1995, a group of friends into a highly successful inspires me. For those could have such an extensive list of have a strong connection to this who enjoy singing together. It is an community event, who do not know Leigh, accomplishments. Leigh’s passion for beautiful area. When there was talk amateur community Vocal Ensemble involving hundreds of I would describe Leigh music, education and community, of founding the Cape Hawke Surf who “specialise in diversity”. The community and school Vaughan with grace similar was recognised in 2018, when she Club, John was the foundation pro Company share a love of choral groups, including a to June Dally-Watkins was the recipient of the Order bono legal adviser and we both did music, and a belief that singing in strong local indigenous with a fighting spirit for of Australia Medal. “For service our time on patrol duty under the harmony has the power to lift the input. It was attended community, arts and to music, music education, Local captaincy of life member Kevin Quirk. human spirit. The group consists of by thousands of people education. Leigh has spent Above: The Family in 2019 (L to R) Zoe, John, Leigh, Caitlyn and Naomi. Government and the community.” and generated a great countless hours over many For Leigh, who has worked community atmosphere. years in the community inspirational kind hearted woman. experience. tirelessly to promote and advance In 2011 Leigh was volunteering and many causes in the Great Lakes Another testimonial comes from Mave “Leigh`s lasting commitment to work hard, nominated by the participating in activities, Richardson AM PSM. Previously Manager support, initiate and develop a range of region and beyond, the news was local Rotary club for events, committees and unexpected. Community Services with the former Greater activities and services has been outstanding. Rotary International boards. Great Lakes and City Council. She speaks highly of Leigh and She is a true “local hero,” Mave said. “I was overwhelmed and indeed Inspirational Women the surrounding region are worked closely with her on educational, Story by Vanda Gooley. humbled as there are many people recognizing women truly lucky to have such an cultural and community initiatives of over many in our communities who are of influence in their years. Both Mave and Leigh share considerable Photos supplied. contributing in so many different communities. She was Left: Leigh and John today. community development and local government ways. I was speechless in the first also nominated as Great instance, and many would realise Lakes Quota Woman of this is an unusual occurrence!” she the Year. laughed. Leigh was elected for “To me, it gives me hope that more three terms from 2004 Did you know? women will be recognised for all - 2016 as Councillor Above: Great Lakes singers 1979. built in the 1940s. that they do in their communities.” of Great Lakes Council Did you know that Tuncurry She also said, “I have a strong and as a member of the once had a Surf Life Saving • Tuncurry’s Champion R. & R. Team of 1935 motivation to pursue as much as Leigh’s commitment to community state body of the Local was Bert Cook, Jack Grimson, Cyril Douglas, possible while I am still able. A desire service was engendered by both eighteen men and women from all Government Association. Club? Greg Bulmer, Vic Bramble and Bert Shersingh. parts of the Great Lakes area. They to work at building the community parents. They were always involved • The Tuncurry Surf Life Saving Club was • In the 1940s and 1950s the Club was strong particularly enjoy performing when Leigh has staged many that we aspire to live in and leave in community organisations and she formed in 1931 and the club house was built and boasted a good Women’s March Past Team grew up with the idea of community they know their singing is raising productions as Musical to our grandchildren and future Director and conductor, two years later. and were regular competitors at Surf Carnivals generations.” service. Dad had a life-long money for a good cause. In the Above: Graduation of Masters Degree from Vice first, in the early days • The Club had an Annual Meeting on on the Mid North Coast. commitment to past they have supported Relay for Chancellor Leonie Kramer. Legacy. He would Life, Stroke Recovery, Camp Quality in Taree High School 28/9/1932. President Mr. have been proud. (research for childhood cancer), Hall then, in the MEC She developed performing W. Day; Vice Presidents, “I am sad that he Great Lakes Women’s Shelter and (Manning Entertainment Centre). ensembles and programs to raise Mr. H.O. Wright, Mr. C.M. did not live to see an annual performance for Friends She was conductor and musical standards of music education and Wright, Mr. A.B. Colmer, it.” of Great Lakes Library. They have director, for “Jesus Christ Super Star” performance. Leigh organised Mr. R.L. Morris, Mr. V. been featured in Forster Film Festival in 1995 and “Pirates of Penzance” in seminars and forums for regional Lulham, Mr. H. Bonventi, Leigh’s father, entries and have supported an 1998. As Musical Director of Taree teachers to facilitate sharing of Mr. E. Avery and Mr. F. Joseph Dawson, educational short film to prevent Education District Sing 2001 Choir, knowledge and resources and O’Beirne; Secretary Mr. who was a alcohol and drug abuse in young one of the largest choirs with a very worked collaboratively with staff to V. Bramble; Treasurer survivor of The people. high percentage of male singers, produce many school musicals and Mr. V. Lulham; Captain Kokoda Track in Leigh masterminded, organised and Mr. W. Shersingh; Vice In 2016 they celebrated their 21st regional festivals, involving hundreds New Guinea in produced the inaugural performance Captain Mr. D. McMillan; Birthday with a wonderful series of of children K - 12. She became an Above: Quota’s Mad Hatter’s Tea Party at The Tuncurry Memorial Hall. WW2, instilled in the Manning Entertainment Centre Chief Instructor Mr. W. concerts. HSC examiner in music, both practical in Leigh and in December 1998. This was a highly and written, for many years and Shersingh; Gear Stewards her sister a Leigh was Founding Chair of Sinfonia successful show involving hundreds taught HSC Music. Mr. S. Elliott and Mr. H. commitment MNC, our community Ohma; Publicity Officer Mr. Above: The Tuncurry Ladies March Team were regular competitors at Photos from to community orchestra and was artistic V. Bramble; Boat Captain Surf Carnivals on the Mid North Coast in the 1950s. In this picture are Above: John and Leigh on their wedding day. service, “and if you director and originally joint Mr. D. McMillan; Patron Dr. Ada Miles and N. Bonventi of Tuncurry. our community start something, conductor. She served on R. Belli. Leigh was quick to attribute her drive you jolly well keep at it until the their board for 20 years until • The Club had many successes in Regional, • Tuncurry’s Junior Surf Boat crew were Mid and success to an amazing support job is finished.” Leigh worked with recently stepping down. She State and National Carnivals, notably North Coast Champions in 1946-47 and 1948- network, saying she could not have her father to write and self-publish has played cello or conducted winning the Senior Boat Race at the N.S.W. 49. The team was Colin DeLore, Eric Turton, achieved what she has without her a book on his Kokoda experience – in every one of their concerts. Championships at Bondi on 22-3-1941. The Doug Tate, Don Wright and sweep, Vic Bramble. family. ‘Kokoda Survivor.’ They give two seasons of crew members were Bert Cook (Sweep), Tom • The Tuncurry March Past Team was judged concerts a year as well as “My husband John is incredibly Leigh Teresa Dawson was born Goodlad, Jock Goodlad, Leo Stace and Albert 2nd at Port Macquarie’s Surf Carnival on 29-12- an educational children’s patient, and he makes me laugh, in Melbourne and has one sister. Oakley. 1946 during the hey-days of Surf Carnivals. often at myself, keeping me Their father’s position took them concert. In 2019 she organised • A timber, two storey women’s clubhouse was grounded, and our three magnificent all over Victoria and NSW – hence Sinfonia’s 20 Years celebratory • In November, 1934, a Surf Club Ball was concert in the MEC (Manning held at the Tuncurry and creative daughters, who are all Leigh would average 2 years in each Below: Tuncurry’s Champion R and R Team of 1935 with their trophies on Entertainment Centre). It was Memorial Hall and was adults and have lives and families primary school. The Dawson family the surf reel. The team was Bert Cook, Jack Grimson, Cyril Douglas, Greg a huge success and many a brilliant spectacle. finally settled in Parkes NSW. She has Bulmer, Vic Bramble and Bill Shersingh. Below: Leigh’s father Joseph (Joe) fond early family memories of singing former scholarship winners • In February, 1935, the Dawson - Kokoda survivor. round the piano – on both sides of and previous young players Club’s new surf shed family. There were always big family returned to join them for a was opened and the gatherings in Melbourne. She also magnificent concert. Leigh “Tuncurry” the Club’s remembers going to concerts and also received a recognition new surf boat was theatres with her grandmother. award by Orchestras Australia christened. for “Contribution to a Leigh was nominated school Captain Above: Founding board members of Sinfonia. Community Orchestra”. I of Our Lady of Mercy College Forbes f you would like to Above: Local police were Leigh was a board member know more about presented with a number of community and gained a Scholarship to Sydney of children aged between ten and Another highlight was being given a of the Arts Mid North Coast from the Tuncurry Surf Life knitted quilts from the Lions Club of Conservatorium of Music and Sydney eighteen, a string orchestra and a teacher exchange to Suffolk, England 2003 - our regional arts board which Saving Club or any Hallidays Point at the recent ‘Coffee University Teachers College. Leigh large number of adult singers. near Cambridge in 1994. A huge has teaching qualifications in Music supports the area from Coffs Harbour challenge, taking over extensive other history of the with a Cop’ in Blackhead. and English, with her first teaching out to Gloucester and down to Tea Leigh had eighteen years teaching music programs over two big schools town, please visit Gardens/Hawks Nest, serving as chair experience at Forster High, teaching the Museum in Capel Right: Community members had an appointment being Narrandera High with large numbers of staff. Leigh opportunity to discuss local issues. School. She Married John Anthony for several years before stepping primarily music and English but also made many friends who she is still in Street, Tuncurry. Vaughan and they celebrated 50 down in 2019 (“time for young folk to taught drama and art. She regularly contact with today. Ruth Stocker Top right: Chief Inspector Tony Moodie step up!”) organised excursions to Sydney and years of marriage by travelling to “Now, one of the good things about Research Officer was invited to celebrate with Doreen Cuba – non-stop music! The Vaughan Leigh was musical director and co- Newcastle to enable music students Prebble OAM from Old Bar, as she to perform in the Combined Choral social media is being able to re- family moved to Taree in 1972 where ordinator of the Great Lakes Olympic connect with former students and to turned 100. John joined a friend in legal practice. Torch Community Celebration in Concerts in the Sydney Opera House, and in the Schools Spectacular in the www.facebook.com/ Leigh opened an art gallery/craft Tuncurry in 2000. This was a Saturday ManningGreatLakesPD shop with a friend in Taree (there Sydney Entertainment Centre. Continued on next page. FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th July 2021 FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th July 2021
Community News Page 22 Sport Page 23 Out & About Four local players attend Coff’s rugby challenge 200th Forster parkrun Saturday 3rd July www.facebook.com/Forsterparkrun The Coffs Coast Rugby 10s Challenge kicked off learning and planning 10s rugby. Noah playing in under 13s Snappers, on Monday the 28th June for 3 days of great Unfortunately, Covid restrictions impacted showed his strength and ability, control and rugby union for both boys and girls ages under many teams and participants from attending. understanding of the game with strong running 10s to under 16s. Covid and mandatory mask wearing did not always getting across the attacking line and in The challenge started with a meet and hinder the opportunity for engagement for defence was described as an absolute weapon. great, warm up session with the best female those who did make it. Paul Butcher has stated "I'm surprised Noah rugby athletes in Australia from the Super W has a head left, after ducking and weaving and Competition. Giving many handy hints and tips The event ran smoothly under the guidance of the NSW Waratahs development squad, putting his head in the ruck where he shouldn't. to all kids participating, then into some ball Noah stole more ball than any other player handling drills, shadowing and 10s rugby in the with a major focus on the core values of Pride, Respect, Inclusion and Accountability, shown in the tournament and it was unfair in most rain. Thank you, Queensland Reds Brumbies games." Rugby and Melbourne Rebels. on and off the field by competitors, officials and spectators. Noah was also recognised for his attention to Participants came from the mountains to detail and quality of kicking. the sea including Lismore, Dorrigo, Brisbane, The Lower Mid North Coast had 4 players Tweed, Heads, Coffs Harbour, Newcastle, attend the Coffs Tens Challenge, Olivia and Riley Ozzie playing under 12s St Augustines, was Maitland and our kids from Forster and Marsh from Gloucester, Noah Dodds and Ozzie also described as a weapon by many, running Gloucester, creating newfound friendships, Wiltshire from Forster. The Lower Mid North magical lines, scoring the most tries in the Coast kids should be commended age group and being named the player of the as officials have stated the respect, tournament in U12s. Paul Butcher stated "Ozzie engagement and quality of rugby from was a dynamic player that throws quality balls all four was of the highest level. These from scrum halfs to his flying number 10. A kids showed great skills and athleticism great kid that soaking up everything he can across the park. about rugby." Olivia Marsh playing under 16s The Lower Mid North Coast Junior Rugby Snappers, showed natural ability and would like thank Waratahs Coffs Coast Rugby amazing speed, not only being one Above: Local rugby players Riley Marsh, Noah Challenge 2021 Officials and a massive thank of the top try scorers for her team you to Paul Butcher and Candy Butcher from but being defensively strong and fast Dodds, Ozzie Wiltshire and Olivia Marsh. Coffs Harbour Snappers Rugby Union Football enough to cover both sides of the Club for welcoming our community. hard to stop, his clearing of the ruck seemed field preventing many try's from the A great time was had by all participants and opposition. effortless as he pushed and pulled opposition players to the side. Paul Butcher stated "Riley families, and we will all be returning to the Riley Marsh playing for the under 14s the man mountain, he was a pleasure to have. Coffs Coast in 2022. Snappers, being a big strapping lad Wasn't scared to have a crack at anything and Aaron Dodds that when he gets going is strong and always lead from the front."
Forster parkrun is a free 5km run/walk every Blue Water Fishing Club Saturday at 8am Pebbly Beach Playground, off Head Street in Forster. Register was caught by Joe Bujalski at 1.685 kilos, who please come to Club Forster to enquire or come with parkrun Australia at also caught a Tailor at 0.925 kilos - a new club down to our weigh-in adjacent to the Forster www.parkrun.com.au and record for that species. Congratulations Joe. Harbour Boat Ramp on the third Sunday of bring your printed barcode Paul Nicholas was runner up in the Flathead each month at 2.30 pm. Luncheons are on after and phone for QR signing category. The biggest snapper was caught by each of our fishing outings once a month. in. Newcomer’s briefing at Martyn Barry at 5.525 kilos (great catch) with All of the fish that are caught are of DPI 7:50am. Photos by Annette Dave Smith runner up. Dave Smith was the regulations and/or club BY LAWS. Fish are Dorney. winner with a 2.775 Teragalin and Martyn Barry either eaten by our members that catch them the runner up. The only other edible fish was a or given away to their friends and family. There flounder caught by Ron Baker. Our mystery fish, is also a bag limit as to how many fish of each which was a Gurnard, was not caught so next species can be caught. month the prize jackpots. The most points for the day was won by Martyn Barry with 324,2 Franklin Harshman Above: Some of our members enjoying luncheon at Club Forster after our last fishing outing. points. Our next outing will be the weekend of 17th/18th July, weather permitting. Results of our last outing conducted on members fishing who caught only 64 fish Saturday 26th June are - 4 boats with 7 weighing 61.855 kilos. The biggest Flathead If anyone is interested in joining our club, Forster Womens Bowling Club luncheon & report
It is with sadness in my heart to hear that you luncheon, at the Strand Bar and Grill, for at Taree Leagues. All your club members were on June 22nd we lost one of our inaugural all the volunteers who worked at the State behind you for support. members. Ivy Ravell passed away at home. She Carnival. The semi-final of the ladies’ pairs will To any member of the club who is ill at the would have been 107 on July 7th. Memories be played on Friday 2nd due to wet weather on moment our thoughts are with you and hope Star Pet of her were with her binoculars looking at the Wednesday 30th. to see you fit and well and back at the club very jack and getting the bowl on it. Our ladies club On Thursday July 1st we had Grade 1 flag soon. formed a guard of honour at her funeral. Her unfurling. Congratulations to the team. granddaughter told me that she would have Fay Hannah Name: been very appreciative. Ivy RIP you are in our On Sunday July 4th Claire Kelly and Doug thoughts. Play your bowls in heaven. Kessell competed in the Regional Mixed Pairs Sox AKA ‘the nose’ at Forster. On Tuesday 6th July Laraine Mazurek Right: Barbara Cofteros at the luncheon to Recently the ladies committee had a thank thank volunteers. Breed: and Claire Kelly competed in the Senior Pairs Catahoula Leopard X Staghound Likes: Cuddles and belly rubs, Great Lakes Aquatic food of any description & Leisure Centre and playing with his squeaky pig. TEEN 51 Lake Street, Forster Dislikes: (02) 6555 4617 The rain. Memberships ymcansw.org.au/greatlakes Claim to fame: Have you seen that face? 11 - 18 years | $11.25 per week (Teen gym for 11-15 years). Includes fitness program by trainer, pool and gym access included. If you would like to see your beloved pet featured in Star Pet please submit a high resolution photo and answers to www.forsterfortnightly.com.au ENQUIRE NOW! Forster Fortnightly www.forsterfortnightly.com.au FORSTER FORTNIGHTLY 7th July 2021
Sport Page 24 Cape Hawke Surf Club’s award night
Cape Hawke Surf Club held The Club Awards as follows: - Junior Operator. its annual awards night on Patrons Award to Luke McNeil; Cliff Powell Kim Hamilton, Mitchell Hamilton and Stephen Saturday night the 26th of Encouragement Award to Val Binney; Club Hamilton received the Award for 5 Years June. Covid 19 restrictions Member of the Year to Emma Barton; National Patrol Service; 10 Year National Patrol came into place only a couple President’s Award for Outstanding Service Service was awarded to Melissa Bawden, Gary of hours before the evening to Rob Cornhill; Ray McDonagh Award to Breese, Adam Mulligan and Darren Reedy; the was due to kick off, however Ian Reynolds; Life Membership awarded to 15 Year National Patrol Service Award went to Club President Gary Curtis Roy Anderson. Distinguished Service Awards Raelene Carmichael, Nathan de Rooy, Karen made the necessary changes presented to Melissa Bawden, Warwick Bryan, Fuller, Kylie Jones and Peter McTiernan; 20 to proceedings so that the Bruce Collins, Kylie Jones, Tim Koch and Janet Years National Patrol Service Award to Andrew evening could proceed. In fact, Robertson. Jones and Ian Reynolds. the night was a great success, Wayne Barry was Awarded for his 15 years 20 Year National Patrol Service Award was with the awards first being Officiating and 10 Years as Rescue Watercraft presented to acknowledge presented to Andrew Jones and Ian Reynolds; the various efforts of the club 25 Year Long Service Award presented to members and afterwards some Andrew Jones and Peter McTiernan; 30 Year seated refreshments upstairs Long Service Award presented to Malcom Flew, utilizing the indoor and outdoor Brendan Guiney, John Hahn, and Paul Scott areas. Although numbers and the rare 50 Year Long Service Award was were reduced, the spirit of Above: 15 Year National Patrol Service Awards to Peter Presented to Graeme Marshman. McTiernan, Kylie Jones, Raelene Carmichael and Nathan De Rooy. celebration and achievement Mal Flew also was presented with an award was not. The Lifesaving Awards were as follows: - for 20 Years Officiating Nationally and Internationally. Due to the cancellation of many events last Captain’s Encouragement Award to Jason Gay; season, the only Competition Award went to Ladies Encouragement Award to Saima Hayes; Emma Barton the Ladies Open Surf Boat Team called the Men’s Encouragement Award to Ben Forrester; Rough C’s. Patrol Member of the Year to Mark Jackson; Left: Club President Gary Curtis, Luke McNeil Patrol of the Year to Patrol 4 – Captain Brendan with the Junior Patrons Award and Nippers Guiney. Manager Mark Dorfling. Forster Run Fest is coming Dolphins vs Bulls - round 7
The Dolphins were a reborn team on Saturday and an overweight, aged (33) front rower, Nial 26th June for their rugby union match against Flanders, who knows every trick and short cut the Bulls at Nabiac Showground. Contrary to all in the footballer’s book. expectations, the Dolphins toppled the Bulls 20- Between scrums, the Dolphins mishandled and 17. How on earth could this run-on assembly, bungled possession in the perfect conditions, which had never played together - let alone wasting invaluable ball their scrummaging had a single training night as a unit, perform so forwards won, simply because they had trained competently where and when it counted. so rarely together. Some of the players had There was a single reason for their success. The scarcely had a beer together. Dolphins’ scrum was outstanding. As 300-game Not helped were the loss of two five-eighths in titan, Ben Manning, said later in the dressing earlier days with knee injuries, Jesse Logan and room: “Probably the best front row we have Jarrod Little. In the emergency, skipper Mark ever fielded.” Hagarty moved to pivot and utility back, Blake “Big Ben’s” two partners were both Dolphins Newcombe, to midfield. club newcomers: the Mid North Coast Axeman Yet, it was the new combination which struck representative loose-head, Aaron Booby, from first: flanker Steven Stanton, as energetic as the premiership-winning Bathurst Bulldogs, a jack-rabbit; robust forward, Troy Haines, back from working on Tasmania’s ice-bound railways, smashing forward up-field; the Daczko brothers, Lachlan and Tim, toiling in the boiler room; Haines and halfback Liam Brady running in tries. Yet, for all the problems they had up front, the It's the 10th anniversary of the Forster Tuncurry Foundation 3k event for everyone. Run or walk Bulls were brave to the bitter end, limiting the Run Fest so put Sunday 15th August in your in this event and support a great cause. For Dolphins to 12-all at half-time through tries by calendar! Whether you plan to simply ‘run the little kids there are two age group starts Ash Rushby and halfback Andrew Paynter, and, as with their captain, Daniel Hessing, never happy’ or take on a new challenge there is an available for the 3k Kids Fun Run where parents prepared to throw in the towel. event for everyone. get to run along with the kids. Phil Wilkins You can take on the ultimate challenge by For more details visit www.RunFest.com.au running the Treble Bridge Buster which consists SUPER volunteer groups are wanted to Lower Mid North Coast - Round 7 of a Half Marathon, 10km and a 5km. Numbers support the smooth running of the Run Fest 1st Grade are limited for this event. Epic bling awaits Forster Tuncurry 2021. Funds are donated to at the finish line and all finishers’ names are Forster Tuncurry 20 def Wallamba 17 participating groups in return for supporting featured on the event honour roll. If you Manning River 36 def Wauchope 17 the runners. To express your interest please are feeling speedy or it’s your first challenge send an email ‘Attention: Race Director’ to Women’s 10’s why not try the Half Marathon, 10km or 5km [email protected] Wauchope 65 def Manning Valley 10 Fun Run. There is the Indigenous Marathon