August 12, 2026
Paterson Golf Club
Sport Results

Paterson Golf Club

SATURDAY 8TH AUGUST INIDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD FIELD | 35 members & 1 visitor. DIV 1 (<15) | Winner Wayne Stedman (11) 37 Points, Runner Up Stephen Watson (14) 36 Points, 3rd Place Allan McKinnon (13) 36 Points DIV 2 (16-36) | Winner Peter Griffin (16) 38 Points, Runner Up Rodney Crossman (18) 35 Points, 3rd Place […]

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6,000 subsidised new washing machines available to eligible concession-card holders Be quick - last time this program ran, all available washing machines were snapped up within a week. Image: pvproductions on Magnific.
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6,000 subsidised new washing machines available to eligible concession-card holders

IF you have a top-loading washing machine and are a pensioner, veteran, social housing tenant or part of a low-income household, you may be eligible to trade your machine in for a brand new 8kg water and energy-efficient front-loader for just $250. The NSW Government’s Washing Machine Exchange Program is back with another 6,000 discounted […]

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Farmers say it’s time to end the regional mobile black spots
Local News

Farmers say it’s time to end the regional mobile black spots

REGIONAL Australians are calling on the Federal Government to act now on domestic mobile phone roaming and take farmers’ connectivity concerns seriously. The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has welcomed an Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) inquiry into domestic mobile roaming but says regional communities should not have to wait any longer for things to […]

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STARGAZING: Some of the most mysterious things in space
Opinion

STARGAZING: Some of the most mysterious things in space

IMAGINE a place where nothing can escape – not even light. It sounds like science fiction, but these strange objects really do exist. They are called black holes, and they are among the most mysterious things in the universe. We can’t see a black hole because it gives off no light. Instead, we find them […]

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Award-winning youth program faces closure without a new home Restore Me volunteers with some of the students who have participated in the life-changing project. Photo: Restore Me on Facebook.
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Award-winning youth program faces closure without a new home

Restore Me inspirator Geoffrey Hamilton is asking the community to continue helping struggling teens secure skills, purpose and a bright future. Restore Me volunteers with some of the students who have participated in the life-changing project. Photo: Restore Me on Facebook. AN award-winning Rotary program that has helped disengaged teenagers discover purpose, confidence and employment […]

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Clean out the chemicals: Dungog farmers urged to register for disposal opportunity Register your chemicals for disposal with Agsafe by 31August. Photo Agsafe.
Local News

Clean out the chemicals: Dungog farmers urged to register for disposal opportunity

DUNGOG Shire farmers, primary producers and agribusinesses with unwanted or expired agricultural chemicals are being encouraged to register for the upcoming ChemClear collection. The program provides a safe and responsible way to dispose of eligible Group 2 agricultural chemicals that cannot be accepted through the drumMUSTER program. Financial assistance is available for eligible participants, thanks […]

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‘Woke’ agenda could cause civil war
Letter to the Editor

‘Woke’ agenda could cause civil war

I COULD be wrong but, in my humble opinion, it would appear that Labor, Liberals, Greens and Teals seem to be behind woke communism, using schoolkids to march against Australian democracy. This may send Western society broke and cause civil war. Regards, Mick Edgar, Nelson Bay.  

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