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Hunter Valley · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 2014

8 stories in Hunter Valley's papers

Police speed checks

Myall Coast Messenger · Thursday 29 May 2014 · page 3

Great Lakes Council is advising residents and visitors that they should check their speed and drive to the conditions over the next few weeks as the NSW Police focus on speeding around Forster and Pacific Palms. The Southern Parkway, Forster and The Lakes Way, Tarbuck Bay will be the focus…

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News from the Station Tea Gardens Police Over the Limit

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 9 July 2014 · page 4

On Sunday 29 June police followed a VW hatchback in Tuloa Street Hawks Nest. The vehicle was observed to swerve several times to the incorrect side of the roadway. The vehicle was stopped and the 51 year old female driver was subjected to a breath test which returned a reading in excess of the legal allowable limit…

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News From the Station Tea Gardens Police

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 3 September 2014 · page 3

On the morning of Friday 29 August police arrested a 23 year old Pindimar male for a number of break and enter offences in the Tea Gardens area. The 23 year also from the Port Macquarie area was on current bail conditions to reside with his father in Pindimar. He…

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News from the Station Tea Gardens Police

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 15 October 2014 · page 8

On Sunday 5 October 2014, police and emergency services responded to a boating incident at the mouth of Myall River at Pindimar. A male had fallen from his runabout and was hanging on to the side of the vessel as it circled out of control. He was…

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News from the Station Tea Gardens Police

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 29 October 2014 · page 8

About 2.30pm Sunday 12 October 2014, police had received numerous calls about a white 4WD heading south on the Pacific Hwy at Tea Gardens due to its manner of driving. Reports stated the vehicle was veering from the…

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Family Provision Claims Can Affect Anyone... Even a Justice of the High Court

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 29 October 2014 · page 3

Mary Gaudron was the first female Judge to be appointed to the High Court of Australia but this did not prevent her from having to defend a family provision claim (FPC) in relation to her mother's estate…

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News from the Station Tea Gardens Police

Myall Coast Messenger · Tuesday 9 December 2014 · page 4

About lam on Friday 28 November 2014, police observed an ACT registered vehicle turn right from Kingfisher Ave. Hawks into Tuloa Ave Hawks Nest and traveling in a southerly direction. The vehicle attempted to elude…

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News from the Station Tea Gardens Police Disapointing Rbt Results

Myall Coast Messenger · Tuesday 23 December 2014 · page 10

On Friday and Saturday night police completed 21 breath tests with 3 positive results-a very disappointing result with 1 in 7 vehicles being driven by a drunk driver. At 10.30pm on Friday 19 December, on Pindimar Rd…

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