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Collapse Issue 423 - 10 Jul 2017Issue 423 - 10 Jul 2017
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Extra units called in to fight gas installer factory fire
Calls for short-term action to protect beachfront
Coastal works to start at unspecified cost
PCYC applies for $450,000 building additions
Tesch calls for submissions on ferry prices
Funding opportunity for local groups, says Tesch
Town plan, coastal works and library project scheduled
Council rejects Peninsula submissions
Council announces spending plans
Main drain improvements to cost $250,000
Peninsula fares 'poorly', says candidate
Community plan team to back council candidates
Priestman Ave house may be demolished
Rezoning proposal deferred for further report
Community expo to be held at community centre
Holidays result in increased pelican injuries
Rotary club inducts two new members
Networking evening for business women
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Thanks to knowledgeable contributors
Talk about over-population
Times a wasting
Plan sets ambitious task
Like a child building sand castles at the water's edge
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
Peninsula diabetes rates above average
Collapse  ARTS ARTS
Award for work with digital media
Brazilian night at the Troubadour
Junior showcase concert held at Pearl Beach
Seven artists at The Bays art show
Collapse  EDUCATION EDUCATION
Students graduate with diplomas
School to celebrate 90th anniversary
Girls' soccer team
Firefighters give fire safety lessons
Indigenous performer at Pretty Beach
Success at zone cross country
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Southern Ettalong hangs on to a draw
Australia Floorball Open hosted at Woy Woy
Woy Woy Lions beat Warnervale to jump into top four
Netball team travels to Liverpool
Taplin team wins Team of the Year
PCYC members in Nations of Origin
Charity event attracts 38 bowlers

PCYC members in Nations of Origin

Twenty-two children from the Umina area will be participating the fifth PCYC NSW Nations of Origin tournament.

The children are divided between two teams, the netball team and the rugby league sevens.

The netball team plays on Tuesday, July 11, with the rugby league sevens playing on July 12.

If they win enough games, they will continue in the tournament to Thursday 13 July.

The coaches of the teams, Senior Constable Paul Scollon and Senior Constable Renee Jackson, will be travelling to the tournament with the children on the PCYC bus.

Nations of Origin draws more than 1000 young netball, rugby league and football players from nearly 100 teams representing 25 aboriginal nations.

All teams will represent their community under their traditional aboriginal nation name with uniforms bearing their local totems.

The competition has been sanctioned by the NSW and NSW Country rugby leagues and the Australian Rugby League Indigenous Council, Football NSW and Netball NSW.





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