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Hunter Valley · Politics & elections
5 stories in Hunter Valley's papers
After the excitement of being inducted into the 2017 student parliament earlier in ? the day, our student ministers led the first parliament sitting in front of adoring parents and eager students. The first motion to be discussed for 2017 was to install a shade cover over the new…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →The School Parliament Official opening was held in the undercover area of on Wednesday the 7th of June. The morning was very well attended by representative of many local organisations who over the years have supported the school. There were many proud parents in attendance to watch the children perform their duties…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →On 9 September, the community is required to vote for councillors to fill 11 positions in the newly formed MidCoast Council. While voting is compulsory, the public is generally unenthused about local government elections and therefore electors usually take the easy option to vote 'above the line' for one of the big…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →A combination of experience and leadership is the driving force behind MidCoast Council's purely independent team, the Karen Hutchinson Group (Group F). The team is led by experience with Karen Hutchinson and Tony Summers at the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →No more Messenger! Sad words indeed, however, words that allow one to reflect on what was and what joy transpired. The Messenger was more than a fortnightly newspaper. It was a community voice,…
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