No tolls - no road
Now Roads Minister Michael Knight is playing with people's lives as he tries to get out of his broken promises on tolls said Member for…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1995
30 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 2 of 2
Hawks Nest Bridge Club
V[?] are always welcome to play bridge with us and it was a [?] to welcome Helen and John Mi[?]ett, who stayed an extra right…
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Bulahdelah Lions will help to build the largest bridge in the world. A bridge that spans three continents - The United Kingdom, the United States,…
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Due to our holiday-makers returning our numbers are gradually increasing again. It's great to see you all at the tables…
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Congratulations to another newcomer pair” Carolyn McBride Ellen McLean, who topped the north-west score and were second on handicap on November 13…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Cr Bob Stuart Reports Tea Gardens Road
Readers will recall that recently, at the instigation of Robyn Burtenshaw of Bundabah, a petition of 400 signatures was submitted to state parliament…
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A man was killed and another seriously injured after a four-wheel drive overturned on Tea Gardens Road, near Lion's Lookout this week. A 43 year-old male was flown to John Hunter…
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Our Christmas function was a huge success with good food, good fun, good prizes and…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Report by staff to council on Tea Gardens Road MR506
Two fatal accidents have occurred on the bend approximately 700 metres west of the Viney Creek Road inter-section on Main Road 506 in the past six months. This has necessitated an investigation into the accident…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →Your guide to the Myall Coast Bulahdelah Logging Railway
For the past seven and a half years, the Logging Railway has worked up and down a zig zag track at Boolambayle, 10km from…
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