We live in a area that is at risk of visits from sick sea birds. If you see a sick bird (regardless of whether it is a seabird) or a . . .
There are many media reports today that H1N5 avian influenza (bird flu) may have reached NSW, with a dead giant petrel found at Bennets Beach at Hawks Nest. Preliminary testing . . .
Over the last few years we have lost many trees due to both clearing under the bushfire boundary clearing code and illegal felling. Large gum trees take over 100 years . . .
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In recent days MidCoast Council advised that with DA 2025/0462235 for the subdivision of the Fame Cove land, the developer Tea Gardens Farms has now appealed to the Land and . . .
We have a mango tree that has fruit that ripens in February. There are quite a few more trees around the Cove and some had a lovely crops of mangos . . .
Last night, Thursday 12 March 2026, I had the pleasure of spotting a koala high in the canopy of a Forest Red Gum (Eucalyptus tereticornis) along The Esplanade during an . . .
MidCoast Council has released the Draft Southern Area Coastal Management Program for 2026 to 2036. Comments on the draft are through the Have Your Say part of Council's website or . . .
Many thanks to the 20 souls who came along to our Clean Up event last Sunday. A good turnout considering the weather. It was a wet Sunday morning, with light . . .
QX disease is still having an impact on oyster production. The disease affects Sydney rock oysters in late summer and autumn and seems to be particularly bad in years when . . .
You still have the time to lodge an objection to MidCoast Council's proposed $300 increase in septic inspection charges. I wondered how much extra Council will make from these charges . . .
