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Collapse Issue 447 - 18 Jun 2018Issue 447 - 18 Jun 2018
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Julie Dolan recognised for service to soccer
Couple honoured for services to art and education
Dedicated to voluntary community service
Recognition for welfare service
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Flat-townhouse complex draws 14 objections in a week
Council's insurer refuses liability for water damage
Too many water main breaks, says Marquart
Holstein seeks action on 'sleeping rough' deaths
Additional homeless resources needed, says Tesch
Group applies for on-demand bus for The Bays
Scaffolding to be removed
Chamber calls for more dredging money
No agreement on how to fix beach erosion
Tesch seeks Government action on erosion
Chamber welcomes dredging work
Councillor wants to protect surf break from dredging
Ferry wharf application rejected?
Tidal pool report may lead to upgrade, says Mehrtens
Kiosk tender to be advertised for the third time
Chamber wants Minister to impose planning controls
Woy Woy to get Service NSW 'digital hub'
Council staff agree that speed limit proposal 'has merit'
Scientific paper on local pelicans expected soon
Tesch pays tribute to pelican rescuer
Bushcare group seeks volunteers
Indigenous tourism has 'role' in reconciliation
Euchre players raise money for charity
Firefighter receives long service medal
Stargazing draws 250 people
CWA branch celebrates 86 years
Guides attracts 25 girls for a 'snippet' of the experience
Rotary club celebrates success of Opera in the Arboretum
Environment group and Mingaletta receive grants
TV cameras failed to identify vandals
Replica firearm found during search
Water and sewerage review starts
Chefs return to Woy Woy from New York
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There are good people about
Two thought-provoking details
Labor will fund expensive, but necessary, rail underpass
Pearl claims were incorrect
My interest was not positive
Ettalong loses tree that witnessed many stories
Can the tooth fairy fix the other problems?
Forgotten south misses out
Walk is a pleasure, except for the footpath
Dismayed at councillor's State election candidacy
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Health chief claims collaborative GP approach is best
Nurse practitioner receives aged care award
National volunteer of the year
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Young musicians receive Conservatorium awards
Blues Angels to play at the Troubadour
Patonga workshop writes group poem
Art show
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Ettalong school celebrates 90 years
College students join combined Europe tour
Selected for representative side
Students study culture of soccer countries
Umina wins Central Coast AFL rounds
Netball team makes it to fourth round
Pyjama day for charity
Woy Woy students in international assessment
Kindergarten classroom helpers wanted
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Umina surf club named Club of the Year
Volunteering medal presented to two surf club members
Men's fours final at Umina
Bay to Bay run to be held on June 17
Umina wins first tennis competition

TV cameras failed to identify vandals

Closed circuit TV cameras installed at Umina Oval have not been able to help identify vandals who smashed public toilets and defaced buildings.

Proprietor of the Jasmine Greens Kiosk at Umina, Ms Gabby Greyem, said on the afternoon of Friday, June 1, two primary school children informed her that four teenagers had smashed the public toilets at the back of the kiosk.

"They used their scooters to do the smashing and then rode around with the toilet seats on their scooters," Ms Greyem said.

"Police were unable to obtain footage from the CCTV camera outside the public toilets," she said.

Ms Greyem said on the night of Monday, June 11, the kiosk and other parts of the adjoining children's playground had been covered in graffiti tags.

Brisbane Water Police Senior Constable Melanie Lambert said "the camera was not working at that time for some reason".

She said another camera covered the entrance to the cafe but did not capture the images of the offenders.

"We will keep the area as part of our regular patrols as much as possible," Senior Constable Lambert said.





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