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Tiny baby's arrival shows why mothers trust Kempsey maternity (opens the original)
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When Shanay Eberlein and Riley Staden finished their birth plan and wrote out their hospital bag list, they were feeling relaxed, expecting to carry their first child to full term. While not considered premature, little Aurora Staden made her debut at 37 weeks, weighing a tiny 2 kilograms. She quickly claimed the title of smallest baby on the Kempsey District Hospital maternity ward, weighing a full 700 grams less than the next smallest infant. In fact, she is so small, she went home wearing a f
Inside Cr Arthur Bain's collaborative vision for Kempsey shire (opens the original)
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Cr Arthur Bain was unanimously elected deputy mayor of Kempsey Shire Council at the September 2026 ordinary council meeting. A Bellbrook resident originally elected to the council in late 2021, Cr Bain steps into the leadership role with a platform focused on transparent governance and community-led decision-making. "We've got a really diverse team of councillors who represent our community very, very well. And there's always room for more improvement, working together for internal governance,"
Macleay honours fallen police as grief for Constable Lay remains raw (opens the original)
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National Police Remembrance Day is held each year on September 29 and holds profound significance for police forces throughout Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa and Solomon Islands. Locally, the Macleay community gathered to observe this solemn occasion with a dedicated service held at the Macleay Valley Parish Catholic Church. The ceremony began with a respectful opening prayer led by police chaplain Father Paul Gooley, setting a tone of deep reflection and gratitude for the congr
Why footy is only one chapter in Chloe Saunders' inspiring journey (opens the original)
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In just a few years, the formidable number eight prop forward has carved out an incredible career in the NRLW, cementing her status as a history-making athlete while flawlessly balancing immense personal and professional milestones. As she prepares to marry her high school sweetheart, rugby union star Triston Reilly, this October, Saunders' journey stands as a masterclass in elite dedication. Her rise in rugby league followed an already astonishing sporting pedigree. A lifelong high achiever, Sa
Back in time: the nostalgic pub putting community connection first (opens the original)
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It often feels like we live in a relentlessly modernising world, where technology drives endless updates, and buildings are torn down before the concrete even sets to make way for something bigger, better. Against this chaotic backdrop, it is refreshingly rare to discover a business that deliberately chooses to take a step back rather than blindly forging ahead. The Voyager Tavern at Stuart's Point has done just that. The retro revamp of the old Stuart's Point Tavern is more than a homage to the
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