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With the 2026 NRL Indigenous Round expanded to span two weeks this August, Dylan Lucas said the period holds massive per...
11/08/2026

With the 2026 NRL Indigenous Round expanded to span two weeks this August, Dylan Lucas said the period holds massive personal significance.

Catherine McAuley students paint Indigenous Round boots for the Knights.

Community members will get a once-in-a-lifetime chance to walk the new M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace ...
11/08/2026

Community members will get a once-in-a-lifetime chance to walk the new M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace before it officially opens to traffic.

Community invited to walk M1 extension before early motorway opening.

For three decades, Fiona Wells has been a fixture at the Raymond Terrace Veterinary Clinic.
11/08/2026

For three decades, Fiona Wells has been a fixture at the Raymond Terrace Veterinary Clinic.

Beloved Raymond Terrace vet bids farewell to practice after decades of service.

The plan paves the way for about 200 new homes, local retail spaces, and dedicated environmental conservation corridors.
11/08/2026

The plan paves the way for about 200 new homes, local retail spaces, and dedicated environmental conservation corridors.

Medowie site rezoned to deliver 194 homes and green corridors.

For seven decades, the Soldiers Point Rural Fire Brigade (RFB) has stood as a cornerstone of safety and community spirit...
10/08/2026

For seven decades, the Soldiers Point Rural Fire Brigade (RFB) has stood as a cornerstone of safety and community spirit across Port Stephens.

Soldiers Point crew celebrates 70 years of volunteer firefighting.

Whether she was helping young students learn to read or raising funds through the P&C, Helen Sinclair’s dedication left ...
10/08/2026

Whether she was helping young students learn to read or raising funds through the P&C, Helen Sinclair’s dedication left a lasting imprint.

Helen Sinclair's legacy lives on at Soldiers Point Public School.

His early assignments included serving on a submarine in Sydney Harbour followed by six-month deployments at sea.
10/08/2026

His early assignments included serving on a submarine in Sydney Harbour followed by six-month deployments at sea.

Captain Vic Jones reflects on 50 years of naval service and leadership.

After 35 years of caring for pets, comforting grieving families, and building lifelong bonds, beloved veterinarian Fiona...
10/08/2026

After 35 years of caring for pets, comforting grieving families, and building lifelong bonds, beloved veterinarian Fiona Wells is hanging up her stethoscope.

Beloved Raymond Terrace vet bids farewell to practice after decades of service.

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