Horse and cart rides down the main street.
The U3A ukulele band strumming tunes. Excited children in their Christmas outfits. Horse and cart rides down the main street. THE number joining the festivities for Gloucester’s first Christmas exceeded all expectations. From 9am on Saturday 11 July, the main street was packed with both locals and visitors, who were able to enjoy music from […]
The kids also thrive when they’re out in the paddock with the chooks. Photo: Supplied.
The kids also thrive when they’re out in the paddock with the chooks. Photo: Supplied. Healthy chooks at Barrington Brahmas free-ranging in the sunshine. Photo: Supplied. FREE-ranging heritage chickens are more than a hobby for Barrington Brahmas owner Melissa Hunt, who says every bird has its own personality and an important role in the flock. […]
ONE Stroud resident who regularly drives south on the Bucketts Way has decided that enough is enough when it comes to the state of both the Bucketts Way and Medowie intersections with the Pacific Highway, and is calling for the community to show its support for urgent government action. NOTA reported in March on the […]
Aerosol cans dumped at the back of the Senior Citizens centre. Aerosol cans found by children playing in Billabong Park. IT recently came to the attention of Gloucester Police and other members of the community that people appear to have been inhaling aerosol spray from cans of deodorant. Many aerosol products contain volatile chemicals that […]
GLOUCESTER residents are advised that major roadworks on King Street will soon get under way, with parts of the street to be partially closed for around three months as Council carries out a full road reconstruction. The works will take place between Ravenshaw Street and Railway Street, with the first stage focusing on the section […]
Students being welcomed by the smoking ceremony. Photo:supplied Madison and Layla display their painted leaves. Students finishing their major artwork. Max demonstrating his boomerang throwing skills. ACCORDING to its official website: “For five decades, NAIDOC Week has celebrated the voices of our communities – steady, unapologetic, and proud. “Each year, its themes have called for […]
Primary Drama photo by Charlie Lethbridge. PIX FROM THE STIX 2025 Junior Entry. Photo: Isabella Warters. BUDDING and experienced photographers and performers of all ages can showcase or develop their talents through three creative programs run by Arts Gloucester in July and August. PIX from the STIX, Arts Gloucester’s annual photography competition, is currently open […]
The convoy in Bulahdelah.
The convoy in Bulahdelah. Utes in tow. Trucks parked on Prince Street, Bulahdelah. Drivers enjoying their break. Lions Club president Judy Dixon (right) with Lions committee members. THE Lions Club welcomed the Aussie Hay Runners to town on Friday, 26 June, providing fresh homemade sandwiches, cake and cold drinks for the volunteer convoy as it […]
Barrington Coast named a finalist for innovative practices of its Visitor Information Centres. Photo: Supplied.
MIDCOAST Council has again been recognised for its work promoting the Barrington Coast, earning a place as a finalist in the 2026 North Coast Regional Tourism Awards. The council’s destination brand, Barrington Coast, was named a finalist in recognition of the innovative practices of its visitor information centres, which showcase the region while delivering an […]
Gloucester shines in rich local history dating back to 1826. Photo: @visitnsw.com
ENTRIES are now open for the 2026 Keep Australia Beautiful NSW Tidy Towns and Sustainable Cities Awards, with communities, councils, organisations, businesses and individuals encouraged to showcase their environmental achievements. Since 1981, Keep Australia Beautiful NSW has recognised projects and initiatives that demonstrate environmental leadership, sustainability and strong community spirit across the state. The long-running […]
