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How a Tanilba Bay girl's cancer battle inspired her classmates to give back (opens the original)
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When Olivia Lynch suffered a fall early last year, her family assumed her ongoing sore neck was simply a stubborn injury. By November, however, the pain had not cleared. An MRI and CT scan revealed a mass in Olivia's spinal cord, extending to the base of her skull. "I wasn't thinking it could be a tumour, we thought it might have been some sort of muscle problem," her mum, Charlotte Lynch, said. "When we got the news, our whole world stopped. "I'd never seen my husband cry like that before." Fur
Rescued from the brink of starvation: how Buster healed a grieving heart (opens the original)
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When RSPCA inspectors first found Buster, he was little more than skin and bones. Tied to a clothesline alongside another abandoned dog, the five-year-old Boxer-Mastiff cross was starving, emaciated and skeletal. He weighed just 17 kilograms, had no access to a food bowl, and was so weak he required immediate stabilisation at a vet clinic on an IV drip before he could even be safely transported. Among the dedicated team who nursed Buster back to health at the RSPCA's Yagoona shelter was Hannah B
How to explore Port Stephens' hidden gem waterways without buying a boat (opens the original)
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For anyone who has ever dreamed of spending effortless weekends out on the water without the hassle of towing or maintenance, a new lifestyle option has arrived in Port Stephens. The world's largest boat-sharing network, Freedom Boat Club is expanding its Australian presence this month with the launch of its new location at Nelson Bay. The concept brings a flexible alternative to traditional boat ownership, giving locals and visitors a hassle-free key to the region's coastal waterways. Behind th
'He loved being a dad': how Joe Lawler's memory is saving lives (opens the original)
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When East Maitland father Joe Lawler died at 24 after a silent battle with mental health, he left behind a grieving community. Now, those who loved him are determined to ensure his legacy helps save others. Remembered as an adventurous spirit who loved camping, fishing and four-wheel driving, Joe's greatest joy was his family. "Being a dad meant the world to him, and he wanted to be there for his children and give them the best life he could," said family friend and event organiser Matilda Brimb
First look: why 2000 diners rushed to book Shoal Bay's new Asian restaurant (opens the original)
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Shoal Bay Country Club is putting the final piece of its master plan in place with the grand opening of East Pavilion. The $4.5 million coastal Asian dining venue will officially open on Thursday, September 24. Seating 230 guests with waterfront views across the bay, the new restaurant blends classic Chinese cooking with bold flavours from coastal Asia. Its menu draws inspiration from regional dishes across Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam. Designed for everything from casual post-beach meals to
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