October 17, 2026
Gloucester High students Albie Cameron, Nick Maggs, Kymani Tarr and Sophie Lenehan look to life after school Gloucester High School Year 12 students Sophie Lenehan, Kymani Tarr, Nick Maggs and Albie Cameron are preparing to leave the close-knit school community behind as they look ahead to university and new opportunities. Photo: Supplied.
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Gloucester High students Albie Cameron, Nick Maggs, Kymani Tarr and Sophie Lenehan look to life after school

FOR Gloucester High School’s Year 12 students, the final weeks of school are about more than study, exams and the countdown to the HSC. They mark the end of years spent growing up alongside friends, teachers and a community where, as Nick Maggs puts it, “you know everyone”. When Nick, Albie Cameron, Kymani Tarr and […]

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World-class music strikes a chord at Craven Creek The Old Tin Shed. Photo: Supplied.
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World-class music strikes a chord at Craven Creek

The Old Tin Shed. Photo: Supplied. Classical musicians in full flight. Photo: Supplied. IT’S not often classical music performers and their audience are visited by an inquisitive possum or a lazy python, but that’s exactly what’s happened in the past at the Craven Creek Music Festival. Each year, some of Australia’s most outstanding classical musicians […]

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Blake Walker, Brodie Taylor, Amy Fry and Daniel Brooks on leadership at Gloucester High School Outgoing Gloucester High School captains Brodie Taylor and Blake Walker share a moment with Relieving Principal Jacqueline Dalton and incoming captains Amy Fry and Daniel Brooks.
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Blake Walker, Brodie Taylor, Amy Fry and Daniel Brooks on leadership at Gloucester High School

LEADERSHIP is not simply about standing in front of an assembly or wearing a captain’s badge. For Gloucester High School’s outgoing captains, Blake Walker and Brodie Taylor, the past year has taught them that much of leadership comes down to something less visible: listening. As they prepare to hand the role to incoming captains Amy […]

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Gloucester trucking legend to be reunited with his ‘Old Beddie’ The ‘Old Beddie’ before restoration. Photo: Supplied.
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Gloucester trucking legend to be reunited with his ‘Old Beddie’

The ‘Old Beddie’ before restoration. Photo: Supplied. The ‘Old Beddie’ after being given a new lease on life. Photo: Supplied. PART of Gloucester’s transport history will be on display at the Gloucester Auto Show being held at the Gloucester showground on Saturday 26 September. The show, hosted by the Gloucester Auto Club, will feature a […]

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Screen-time restrictions set in NSW public schools
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Screen-time restrictions set in NSW public schools

SCREEN time in all NSW public schools will be capped from the beginning of Term 1, 2027, as the NSW Government takes action to help curb excessive screen use, improve students’ attention, and lift educational outcomes. Public schools will limit Kindergarten to Year 2 students to 15 minutes a day on laptops, tablets or desktop […]

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Work begins on new sewage treatment plant Gloucester’s existing sewage treatment plant is at the end of its operational lifespan and needs to be replaced. Photo: MidCoast Council.
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Work begins on new sewage treatment plant

WORK is under way to build a new sewage treatment plant at Gloucester. The new facility will be constructed next to the existing sewage treatment plant on Showground Road and is expected to be up and running by early 2029. MidCoast Council’s Director of Infrastructure and Engineering Services, Rob Scott, said the facility would cater […]

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