Port's Road to Recovery: Tilli Tadpoles staff have children's interests at heart

By Charlie Elias
Updated June 12 2020 - 1:42pm, first published 7:30am
OUTDOOR FUN: Tilli Tadpoles early childhood leader Leisa Murrill (left) and educator Shantelle Ibanez with toddlers Cooper, Tyson, Thomas, Michael and Gemma in the outdoor play area.
OUTDOOR FUN: Tilli Tadpoles early childhood leader Leisa Murrill (left) and educator Shantelle Ibanez with toddlers Cooper, Tyson, Thomas, Michael and Gemma in the outdoor play area.

With the NSW Government easing restrictions and paving the way for communities to move forward, the Examiner is taking a look at what Port Stephens needs to bounce back, both economically and socially, after the agitation of COVID-19.

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