Quaama Public School Happenings
There are many lovely advantages to having your child attend a small school. Quaama Public School may be small in population, but it has a packed calendar with a vast variety of unique learning opportunities for students. Principal Daniel Roe was beaming at a recent P&C meeting as he recalled that multiple visitors to the school had commented on the peaceful, settled and engaged learning environment.
Upon reflection, the Term 3 calendar certainly has … Read more »
Throughout its long history, the Bermagui Public School (BPS) has been a place of learning, connection, inspiration, and friendship for thousands of students, staff, and parents.
I’m a happy customer every time I go to Octopii, especially when I’ve had the fish pie. The restaurant is often so full of locals and tourists that owner Nerine Hoek needs to turn people away. When I go up to pay, I sometimes tease her about the state of her sad failed business … not!
Spring mornings in the Diggies bush smell fabulous because of the native frangipani (Hymenosporum flavum for you Latin lovers), and look beautiful because of the mauve Australian indigo (Indigofera australis) and the purple Hardenbergia vine that will soon carpet the bush floor if we get rain.
As spring settles across the far South Coast, Four Winds is preparing for three very different musical encounters for the local community to come together and enjoy live music. From spontaneous, genre-defying improvisation to the intimacy of a string quartet and the quiet reflections of a solo piano recital, each concert offers something different.
Craig Rowlands was born in New Plymouth, beneath the influence of Mt Taranaki on New Zealand’s North Island. His journey eventually brought him to the far South Coast of NSW.