Port Macquarie News
Wednesday, 29 November 2023
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What happened to our secular state?
Michael Dove
Reducing the influence of religion on state institutions would be beneficial for believers and non-believers. Picture Shutterstock
What's on
What's On around the Port Macquarie-Hastings
Sue Stephenson
Business Port Macquarie has confirmed it will again host a New Year's Eve fireworks display.
Scrublands rural-noir lures Heathcote home
Josh Leeson
Bella Heathcote plays Mandy in new crime-drama Scrublands. Picture supplied
The Wiggles re-heated for Hot Potato documentary
Josh Leeson
The original Wiggles Greg Page, Anthony Field, Jeff Fatt and Murray Cook remain as popular as ever. Picture supplied
Controversy and celebrity: 100 years of the Archie now on show
Amy Martin
Yvette Coppersmith with her work Self-portrait, after George Lambert at Archie 100. Picture by Gary Ramage
What's on
Camden Haven Show returns after years of cancellations
Liz Langdale
Kiera Ansell with an array of fun goodies at the 2019 Camden Haven Show. Picture by Chan Ansell
Aussie comedy catches Sean Penn
Josh Leeson
Kick Gurry, third from the left, wrote and directed C*A*U*G*H*T, about four Australian soldiers whose hostage video turns them into celebrities. Picture Stan
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Pop-up performance poetry popular in Port
Liz Langdale
Port Macquarie resident Alanna Alfaro was invited to help curate a Poetry & Storytelling event at Roto House which has proven to be popular with the community. Picture by Liz Langdale.
Gretta Ray in a Positive Spin about power of TikTok
Josh Leeson
Gretta Ray's second album Positive Spin embraces a full electro-pop sound. Picture by Cybele
Sultan ready to tell his full story
Josh Leeson
Dan Sultan doesn't shy away from his demons on his fifth album. Picture by Clint Peloso

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