Manning River Times

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The social media accounts linked to from Manning River Times are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email • X Besides social media accounts, manningrivertimes has populated their site with: • Antarctic krill: Taree nurse battles industry over vital resource | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • TODAY'S TOP STORIES • 16-year-old boy arrested after man's alleged stabbing death | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • From Manning Hospital to the frontline of Antarctica's krill wars • Taree raid marks major breakthrough for illegal firearms and drugs • MidCoast Council: mayor urges flood grant claims by June 2026 | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Taree community raises $7000 for cancer research despite drop | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Norm Webster: A 98-year-old finds WWII peace after 81 years | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Dice, music and belonging: inside the Manning Valley's offline rebellion • Mid Coast: Fuel and fertiliser crisis impacts dairy farmers after floods | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Wingham's Old Bank: A 1929 time capsule awaits its next chapter | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • George Hoad AM: Behind the scenes at Melbourne Flower Show | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Taree Arts Council: Fee hikes threaten MEC's community heart | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Wingham claims 2025-26 Manning River Cricket T1 grand final | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Dirt Gear Hire: Taree business awarded national caravan industry honour | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Tanya Brown: Taree music icon faces stroke after cancer fight | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • I wouldn't expect a free Oroton bag - so why an all-access news pass? • Meet Drake, the 'difficult patient' who fought back from the brink • Taree Motorcycle Club seeks sponsors to revive racing calendar | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Inside the Taree facility turning the RedCycle collapse into new products • Iconic Wingham Nursery & Florist for sale after 54 years | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Police officers injured in Purfleet collision after Taree pursuit | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • First home buyer's guide: Manning Valley properties | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Fire destroys part of historic Cundle Motel in Cundletown | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Secret life revealed: historic turtle release to unlock survival data • Find your purrfect match in Tinonee today | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Famous figures from Manning Valley's rich history | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • 'She really needs to go': parents' agony as critically ill teen waits days for ICU transfer • Wingham honours resilience at 2026 Australia Day | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Ready to adopt? This rescue has cats waiting for a forever home • Manning River Aquatic Festival's unforgettable legacy | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Young Aussie leads ag revolution from rural NSW | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Celebrate new babies of Manning Valley 2025 | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Deputy Commissioner Peter Thurtell retires after 40 years | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Miracle match: Estranged sister saves leukaemia patient | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Oyster farmers hit by flood face funding delays | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Budget Battlers' miracle for flood-hit family at Jones Island | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Child-led police pursuit on Pacific Highway | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Farewell to Maurie Stack: A legal and community stalwart | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • That non-healing split in your lip might be a lethal cancer. | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • NSW legal community mourns Maurie Stack OAM | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Region's lifeguards on edge after three major incidents in four days • Volunteers saving lives; students shine onstage; boat access before Christmas • Little Athletics shines at Mid North Coast event | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Taree's tech lifeline: former Telstra worker to the rescue | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Taree man receives prison term for police assault | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Coles Wingham reopens after 2025 flood rebuild | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Dymocks festival in Mid North Coast combats literacy challenges | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Taree woman sentenced for theft from local groups | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Council revisits Wingham Pool relocation plans | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Ex-Wingham woman's McDonald's trip leads to convictions | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Help Ron Spriggs: A community's hero needs aid | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Two years' jail for man who stalked, menaced and assaulted teen • Manning Valley man jailed for domestic violence | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Mini tornado devastates Failford community | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Assault and theft conviction in Taree home invasion case | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • $50m twin service centre plan at iconic Rock Roadhouse | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Taree court: No conviction for vigilante assault | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Ralph Sawyer: Wingham's beloved Mr Nursery dies at 84 | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Newcastle Airport begins direct flights to Bali | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Celebrating Trent Jennison: CEO, leader, and friend | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • How to find joy, calm and community in the rhythmic art of making • Shark attack emergency kits installed at some Mid-Coasst beaches | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • VW enthusiasts shine at Old Bar Beach Festival 2025 | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Community spirit and chilli: the story behind NSW's winningest sausage • Dog owner's snake warning after tragic bite | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Plantastic Nursery: Jason Riddell's horticultural dream | Manning River Times | Taree, NSW • Design with a Difference: styling with character that will not break the bank • A kids book, some socks and a cow - the unlikely trio helping our flood-affected farmers • Tribute to mateship: bottle of beer bought in Wingham in WWII remains unopened • Remembering Dawn Prowse OAM • Broken but 'getting on with it': dairy farmer still suffering after floods • From training with kelpies to Manchester City: football star of the future • Will's journey of growth and gratitude: overcoming obstacles to reach his dream • Living to 107: salt, a little scotch and doing your own thing • Disaster deadline: who will save us? • Indigenous youth thrive with Bush to Posts program on Biripi country • Taree West Public School students tell powerful first-hand stories of floods • Miracle at the tip: precious rings found and reunited with owner • Beautiful one day, perfect the next: Queensland Garden Show lives up to motto • The judges have spoken: these country bakeries make Australia's best pies • Two Mid-Coast creatives named finalists in Indigenous Storyteller Scholarship • George Hoad's postcard from East Ireland • Grand estate with dark history lists: murder and celebrity wedding are in its recent past • Turned to pulp: 40,000 books in Rotary Book Shed destroyed in floods • Games of yesterday and '90-year-old' students: St Joseph's Wingham celebrates • Good timing: Push-Up Challenge for mental health awareness kicks off in Taree • Dr Phillip Walkom awarded OAM for women's health and cultural work • Scott Morrison lauded with highest King's Birthday honour for COVID leadership • Father and six children need help after devastating loss of wife and mother • A tribute to Terry Tournoff: 'An intelligent and gentle soul' has left us • Kobi Pope is this week's Manning River Times-Iguana Sportstar of the Week • Manning Hospital's elective surgery waiting list ballooning • Club Taree Community Team an inspiring model for international clubs • Sportstar of the week is Nick Kennewell • Rare sighting of Torresian kingfisher in Taree's Bicentennial Gardens • Ken Cameron OAM has 'someone' written on his back • Community over competition: Maddison believes in helping others to thrive • Clancy's 'last ride': cowboy's powerful memorial brings crowd to tears • Inclusive Co Hampers: locally made goods with a heartwarming purpose • Family condition no longer a challenge for Aiden • Momentous milestone for Beryl Pasfield • Why dead and dying birds are washing up on beaches • Manning Base Hospital specialist awarded 2024 Rural Doctor of the Year • Heartless, senseless act leaves a community devastated • Life after law: Christine George finding her feet in retirement • MP to retire at next federal election after decade representing seat • Meet Madi Darcy, Taree's new Young Woman of the Year • Hidden gem reopens with new owners and new wine • Record entries for the 2024 Taree Show • Hundreds bust a move at mass Nutbush dance in Wingham's Central Park • Australia's known for big spiders, but this spider scarecrow is the winner • Your never-ending guide to what's happening on the Mid Coast • Holli Wheeler aims high in NRLW grand final • Saltwater therapy: surfing, swimming and fluro at Old Bar • To change the car clock or not: the eternal daylight saving question • New faces join MidCoast Council after election results announced • Get fit for free with Live Life Get Active, Taree • A blooming great idea for Wingham • Graffiti buster named 2024 Mid North Coast Volunteer of the Year • Sui's off to state after success in European championships • U3A making Music Mayem with percussion and echo cello orchestra • State of Origin shield comes to Taree for Krystylea Bridge Cup day • From desert to sea: Central Australian boys' first ocean adventure • Surf's pup: World Dog Surfing competition crowns champion canine • Shipwreck mystery solved decades after deadly disaster • All schools gather on Biripi Country to celebrate NAIDOC in unity • Rabbitohs partner with Manning Great Lakes Police District • The Forgotten War remembered in Taree on armistice anniversary • Taree Wildcats ecstatic with response to benefit day for Matt Bevitt • 'Together we've done this': Inspiring power of science and hope • Catching up with old friends at Queensland Garden Expo • Wingham Football Club celebrate 50th anniversary with win over Wildcats • National Tree Day activities focus on Mid-Coast's koalas • Three new exhibitions at Manning Regional Art Gallery • Celebrating NAIDOC Week: Keeping the fire burning on Biripi country • Beverly Hills 90210 and Charmed actor Shannen Doherty dies aged 53 • Collette giveaway | Explore Travel • Australian Haydn Ensemble to grace art gallery with string quartet • RFS heroes awarded for bravery in tragic incident • Renovations at Taree Old Bar Surf Club officially opened • Disney characters to the fore at Manning netballers head to state titles • Wild exhibitionists: Manning River turtles get it on in front of cameras • Celebrate our Biripi people 'loud and proud' on NAIDOC week • Manning netball teams head to state junior titles • Minecraft co-creator reflects on fifteen years of smash hit • Keeping the Light Horse dream alive • Mikayla's football leadership goal • Anzac spirit lives on in young hearts • 'Wicked witch narrative' engulfing mushroom cook murder investigation • Saffron Grass named Manning River Times Sportstar of the Year • Bridge to Beach Ski Classic returns to the Manning for a third year • Race club honours Manning Valley Sporting Hall of Fame members • Grassroots organisers hope to defy the festival blues • Police uniforms do double duty in helping kids through trauma • Honouring those who served and sacrificed on Anzac Day in Taree • Get ready for TasteFest on the Manning 2024 • Boy dies from methadone overdose after medical missteps • Unlock your voice with Goldheist in a retreat at Stroud • 'Don't buy your kids a car': P-platers more likely to crash their own car • Focus on family fun for Wingham Show • McCartney answers the call as United claim third successive T1 premiership • Historic aged care wage case to be handed down • Growing gap between crime in NSW regions and Sydney • Aussie pop icon to headline Splendour in the Grass • The Diggers Ball is back: celebrating Wingham's grand old dame • Careers day inspiring the next generation of health care professionals • Media mogul Rupert Murdoch engaged for sixth time • Police make arrest in search for missing mother Samantha Murphy • Why young women are Australia's loneliest generation • Drag racing at Taree Airport outruns storm and technical glitches • Wide search for regional rescuers as SES chase recruits • First Steps Count finally finished and officially opened • Kids vs Mums for Pink Stumps day at Johnny Martin Oval • Dr Ghaly OAM celebrates half a century in medicine • Dead shark and gruesome shark liver found on Bennetts Beach at Hawks Nest • Life as a leapling: why this grandmother is celebrating her 20th birthday • Escape to the country cools off as cost of living bites • For a few weeks at least, the coast is clear • From country reporter to the world stage, Liz Hayes looks back on a stellar career • Luke 'put the fear of God' into Australian Idol contestants • Committee hopes to again host citizenship ceremony on Australia Day • Celebrating local achievers on Australia Day in Wingham • Biggest crowd in recent years for Australia Day in Wingham • Albanese unveils plan to overhaul stage three tax cuts • Elvis embraced by the next generation as record crowds hit Parkes festival • Old Bar beach goers heed the message to swim between the flags • New owners have big plans for the Old Bar Tavern • PNG declares state of emergency after deadly riots • Pack of flamin' galahs: the most foul-mouthed Australians named • Highest caseload in a year: new variant drives latest COVID-19 peak • Meet Taree's 2024 Australia Day ambassador • From Hobart to Copenhagen: Everything you need to know about Princess Mary • Wingham Summertime Rodeo at capacity • Winemakers could save the world, one goon bag at a time • 'Tis the season to entertain with homemade cocktails • 'Kind and selfless' firefighter killed battling Airbnb blaze • Edinburgh Park set to break real estate records in the Manning • Astronaut cleared after missing space tomato finally found by NASA • Hundreds park their picnic rugs for carols by candlelight in Black Head • From Crocs to Frank Greens: Inside the teenage Christmas wishlist • Cricket talent Samira Mitchell named in NSW Country under 19 team • Schools closed as NSW swelters • Don't let your dog die a horrible death from parvovirus • Art and music combine for Guitars for Vets • Beat the heat: keep yourself and your pets during the heatwave • Manning gets in the spirit at Kempsey regatta • Six golfers raise $10,024 for Cancer Council in The Longest Day • Nabiac's Nelly stars in moo-vie for Picasso Cows • Mulletfest crowns its new king • 'Cruise to nowhere': Family stuck at sea after NZ rejection • Flood-hit eastern Australia bracing for more rain • Krambach pool fight continues • The 'triple threat' that just made housing more unaffordable • History in the remaking: opening of a 100-year-old time capsule • Charges upgraded to manslaughter for Cooma cop • Video captures moment Port Macquarie attempts world record paddle out • Teachers sweat the results as much as students • Indigenous warrior suggested as King Charles III replacement on Aussie coins • How Di's life could have changed • Forget the cost of living, it's dying that's unaffordable • St Clare's celebrates 2023 graduation class achievements • Why Australia needs a $1b AI initiative: experts • Stacey steps tentatively back into the spotlight • Age no barrier when it comes to setting the pace for style on race day • Nominations open for Australia's best pooch • Tribute: Ninety years of love, laughter and caring • Longterm superhosts set to sell Australia's 'best nature stay' • Chatham High program encourages attendance while developing athletic potential • Jake-Fest to strike a chord with great music and goodwill • 'It's not worth it': young Aussies share stories of vape addiction • 'Bills or feeding the family?': Young voices take on parliament • Learn how to install and monitor wildlife watering stations • Night at the Museum is back in Wingham • Fathering Project bring kids and dads together • Four 'chicks' head up Australia's lunar rover project • 100-year-old time capsule retrieved from Wingham Town Hall • Shots fired in police pursuit of 'erratic' ute • Most dangerous age for children around pools revealed • What saved this police officer after a bull charged at him • 'Dazzling': shimmering galaxies revealed by EU space telescope • Melbourne Cup Day at Taree Racecourse • Melbourne Cup day live: Punters and fashionistas flood Flemington • How Bernard is helping revive Wiradjuri language through animation • Claude the Koala unmasked as plant nursery's mischievous 'leaf thief' • A 100-year trip down memory lane for St Joseph's community • Meet the inspiring NSW nominees for 2024 Australian of the Year • Walk for Brain Cancer in memory of Harlyn • The luxury feature that's a 'no-brainer' for high-end homes • Gorgeous Georgia needs a home • Extreme weather-related injuries rising • Sam Kerr crowned Asian women's player of the year • Haunt-spiration: the wildest celebrity costumes of Halloween 2023 • 'I've had a hand on my shoulder': Inside Australia's most haunted house • Glitz, dazzle and pre-show entertainment at 'The Revue' • Jake Davey takes big step forward in spinal recovery • Stars and friends pay tribute to Matthew Perry • Exhibition opening a 'powerful' event • No kitchen, no bathroom but Wickham home sells for $593k • Little joey Elsa takes the world by snow storm • Krambach Pool saved ... for now • Firefighters bust the most common bushfire myths • Pop-up space provides opportunities and random brushes with life • Beryl Jane Flett Studio an award winner • Lucky 21 for Hannam Vale Open Gardens • It's not easy, but young entrepreneurs are remaking regional Australia • It's all in the marinating, says winner of Taree Show's rich fruit cake award • 'Play it Safe': Tim Minchin pens ironic Opera House anniversary tribute • Group seeks an end to logging in Kiwarrak State Forest • Koalas creep closer to extinction as cars, chlamydia and canines take a toll • Hundreds killed at Gaza hospital amid disputed claims • Sam Neill shares cancer update after year in remission • Wingham Music Festival a result of creative community collaboration • 'From the Ground Up' is a creative family affair for Yvette and Peter Hugill • Man's body found in burnt bushland west of Kempsey • Wingham Music Festival attracts people from USA • Debrief and postmortem following tragic dolphin deaths in Manning River • Before you vote, this is the 12 minute read on the Voice you need • Domonique Wyse is Taree Show's Young Woman of the Year • South Coast anglers bag top catches • Stolen generation survivor wants her voice back • A new puppy to help restart family's damaged life • Rings of horse events run at Taree Show • Nearly a quarter of Aussies have already voted in Voice referendum • Historic change for 2024 Australian Open • Taree woman's fight for child with cancer • Total fire bans in force as heat and winds combine • Mid Coast's first Koala Festival kicks off in Tinonee • Explore the faces of our older Australians in pictures • Referendum fact check: is the Uluru Statement from the Heart actually 26 pages? • Variety Heart Scholarship helps triple-threat performer • I'll never forget my daughter's blood-curdling scream as the fire approached • Horticultural heaven in the Hunter • Young country star determined to walk again after emergency surgery • Petrol price pain for school holidays • Saffron Grass named in Australian All Schools football team • Missing Forster man located • Nominations open for Aboriginal reference group • Man charged with commercial cultivation of cannabis • First personal accounts of birth trauma to be heard at inquiry hearing • How to prepare yourself for bushfire season • From our archives: Killabakh day in the country 2015 to 2017 • Final chance to watch rare blue supermoon • Coopernook's Greatest Shave • Aldi supermarkets teases possible online shop in the future • Hot rods and custom cars shine on the river foreshore • Preschoolers enjoy NAIDOC event celebrating elders • Surgical nightmare, baby handed to wrong mum: Horror tales tip of iceberg • Beautiful blooms and more at the Spring Orchid Show • Bronze medal for Kyle at WorldSkills nationals • A day of thrills, some spills and lots of fun at Mount George • Pickleball club hits 100 member milestone • 'Sick of it': Police buy new dirt bikes to catch reckless road-users • 104 years old and still in motion • Matildas guide: Who will win, what happens next and avoiding Barnaby's gaffe • Bright sparkie heads to WorldSkills National Championships • Captain Australia's big lap around the country for childhood cancer • Record $35,000 raised at Kristylea Bridge Cup day • "It is magnificent': grand mid-century New Lambton Heights home on the market • Regional taxi rejects passenger with guide dog • Typhoon? No worries - scouts are always prepared • Vietnam Vigil brings veterans, friends and family to honour fallen comrades • League tag ruling leads to team increase in under 6s • Book feast to launch library regeneration program • Matildas' record keeps stacking up as WWC blows open • Lakes and rivers have feelings too: the case for the inland beach • Controlled burn in forest helps koalas bouncing back from Black Summer fires • Hazard reduction burns planned from today • Abandoned kitties looking for a home • How did Wingham look 100 years ago? • Rare international opportunity for three Taree gymnasts • 'Out of control': Cost of beer rises again • Rules of Breaking Up filmed at Wingham High School • Australian bushfire risks loom as Europe burns • Korea Day ceremony in tribute to veterans of Australia's never to be "forgotten war" • Oh fudge! Chocolate prices on the rise • Oppenheimer biopic is unmissable • 90-year-old Doreen performing at World Gymnaestrada • Dapper doggie loves to give • Men's Table offers chance to talk without fear of judgement • Ex-officer tells Congress US concealing UFO captures • Licence to kill: 2 million roos, emus culled to protect humans • Manning Valley Cruzers to celebrate 21st anniversary Mountains to the Sea run • James Johnston films with fans in home town of Wingham • Inside the toybox: meet the people who resell LEGO for a living • Penguins predict winner ahead of Matildas' opener • Voice battlelines drawn as camps lay out official pitches • Glowalman wraps up in Wingham • Livin la vida choko: Kevin's gone loco for underrated vegetable • A singer without a stage: disability access at The MEC • www.manningrivertimes.com.au • Glowalman junior campdraft and sporting championships leaps into action • Whiskey's letter from the heart • Extruding a loo: Australia's first 3D printed toilet block • Winners announced for Taree Open Art Exhibition • Legacy Centenary Torch Relay drops in to Taree along its epic journey • Abortion access to improve as TGA removes 'red tape' • Ratz raise funds on Indigenous Day for LifeVac anti choking devices • 31 drinks to get you through every day of Dry July • Why Worimi author Paul Callaghan will vote "yes" in the referendum • Wingham hope injury woes will ease • Dusty is ready for adoption • All Red Rovers clash in under 8 encounter • Four generations of Legacy support for torch bearer's family • Saltwater corroboree kicks of NAIDOC week for Biripi community • Don't get caught with your pants down: Australia's best dunnies revealed • The Dreaming Path: prize-winning book by Worimi author • Passion project grows out of the ashes: sunflowers bringing joy to community • Manning Netball's annual Silly Socks and Crazy Hair Day fundraiser • Farmers clucking mad as supermarkets dump caged eggs • Tattooed locals can now donate blood one week after getting inked • Dingo warning after boy dragged under water on K'gari • Whale I'll be! Record number of marine mammals expected on ORRCA census day this Sunday • Taree High School respecting Biripi elders for NAIDOC 2023 • Born to be wild but riding to be mild • Cafe says it's 'Thyme' to keep warm with Beanies for Brain Cancer • Crazy socks and hair at Manning Netball's annual fund raiser for children's cancer research • Two stages completed in cemetery restoration project • Ratz down Dolphins in tough contest • Free workshops to help parents of learner drivers • 'It keeps me awake at night': predicting Australia's next pandemic • Unclaimed money in WA - are you on the list • Triumphant return for Taree Envirofair and Multicultural Festival • Heartbreaking video emerges of wedding hours before bus crash tragedy • Jacquie Hyde honoured with OAM for service to women • Trainer's great run continues as That's Molly wins Wingham Cup • Summer Bay gets explosive storyline - who will not survive? • Taree Eisteddfod 2023 closes with joyful Grand Concert • St Clare's students off to Knox Grammar for Da Vinci Decathlon • From our archives: Bonnie Wingham Scottish Festival 2018 and 2019 | Photos and videos • Durriwiyn's 'Little Bird' a song of courage and strength • Shining a light on Legacy 100th celebrations • Sea of Hands: a symbol of solidarity with our Indigenous community • Wingham GP concerned aged care residents aren't receiving COVID boosters • Competitive rental market keeping tenants quiet on health risks • Postcard from Derbyshire • Latrell Mitchell withdraws from opening State of Origin game • Readers' photos of Fantasy Glades as it goes up for sale • Third person charged following alleged murder - Taree • How a new technique changes cancer patients' lives • Whales woo the coastal crowd for spurt-acular return • Unearthed history in forgotten cellar • Manning River turtles making babies on World Turtle Day • Postcard from the French Riviera • Forster gin named one of the world's finest • "It's diabolical": Myall River is becoming a natural disaster • Invictus Games athlete powering through adversity to international competition • Two new exhibitions opening at Manning Regional Art Gallery • Kundle/Moto brigade receives bravery medals for 2019 bushfires • Lucky Wingham $1.26 million Keno winner found • Human bone discovered at popular beach • Is now the time to buy a home? • MidCoast Council takes part of State forest for dam plans • Festivities fit for a king • Stunning Anzac display of submerged poppies in Club Taree Memorial Fountain • Horse events prove to be a standout at the 2023 Wingham Show Rodeo • Tigers captain-coach wants another trial • Six bushwalkers extracted by helicopter near Barrington Tops • Closing the literacy gap for Indigenous children • Wallamba Show a great day of family fun • How to vote in the NSW state election • Koala conservation in the spotlight • Road warrior tackling racism one step at a time on the road to Seventeen Seventy • State funding the key to staging another three race mountain bike series • Biripi Women's Group mural connects culture, family and community • Hannah's Blue Butterflies seeking to educate young drivers and save parents from grief • Craig Field's goal is to help troubled youth • Torturous conditions: shocking neglect uncovered in Storm Village • Storm Village on notice for serious non-compliance issues • Little bronze whaler meets untimely death • Premier visits Taree to announce funding for Manning Base Hospital • Racing community mourns the loss of top trainer Bob Milligan • Dean Brame on track to claim mountain bike series championship • MidCoast Council's less than glowing report • MidCoast councillor's push for solution to Forster-Tuncurry bridge traffic woes • Welcome Australia's latest citizens • Here's cheers to 100 years • What's the climate in your town? Dire 2050 forecasts revealed • Manning Valley Netball Association | Photos • Photo gallery from Taree Cup • Podcast: What's wombat mange and what's being done to save the marsupials • The MidCoast LGA recorded 14 new COVID cases today, November 5 • Eight candidates nominate for MidCoast Council • MidCoast records highest number of COVID cases yet • Live music returns at Taree RiverStage for a series of concerts • Major renovation of Manning River Rowing Club nears completion • The Haunting of Zeal Cottage • Hydrogen powered vessel to come out of Taree • Veterinary pioneers of Wingham hanging up their stethoscopes • Follow us on Facebook