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TWO Port Stephens women's efforts to help their own and international communities have been recognised with one of the nation's most recognised awards - the Order of Australia Medal. Both Jill Tayl

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Raymond Terrace Senior citizens Supper Dance

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RTSC invite the local community to their Supper Dance to be held in their Irrawang Street Hall on Saturday evening at 6pm. BYO acholol drinks but tea, coffee served all evening. Music by The ...

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13 May 2012

Is your creative inner genius eager to escape? Enter your masterpiece(s) in the Hunter Region Botanic Gardens Annual Sculpture Prize for your chance to win in 2012 A Community Partnership ...

Lost Highway – Karuah river of Music Festival

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Tickets Available March Third time's a treat! That's right; it's festival number three for the Karuah River of Music. Inspired by the Guildford Banjo Jamboree, the organizers set about ...

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