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Chamber drafts report after workshop
Hospital group plans next meeting
Memorial mass for Ryan Sainty
Assessment will determine stabalisation works
Masons donate smoke masks
Lawyer to head Rotary
Rotary club raises over $80,000
Environment group at Footprint Festival
Forum on food
Sponsors sought for Oyster Festival
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Savings program matches schooling costs
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Nathan wins singles contest
Ettalong takes pennants
Bunnies in finals contention
League wins for local sides
Malibu results
Association celebrates netball anniversary
Pennant finals held at Ettalong
Tours offered of leisure centre
Courtney bows out of pro tours
Regional award for touch football
Trivia night
Rugby union win to Woy Woy
Women battle weather
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Rotary will announce art prize
Yodelling at folk club
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Relay volunteers wanted
NLP and yoga at health centre
Guide Dogs stall
Bicycle on offer
New speech pathology service
Therapy aims at transformation
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Life saving in the 40s
Marsden's General Store and Produce
The Peninsula's three picture shows
Rugby League after the war
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Winner

Bunnies in finals contention

Umina Beach Rugby League Football Club has 11 teams represented in the top five of their respective competitions.

Club secretary Mr Kevin Hulls said the club was proud to see more than 10 teams in contention for the semi-finals next month.

Uminas Under-10s and under-14s teams were coming first on the ladder after round 13 while its under-16s side in equal second position and under-20s in outright third.

Umina Bunnies under-12s, under-13s and reserve grade were coming fourth in their respective competitions at the end of round 13, with first grade, under-18s, under-15s and under-11s in fifth place.

"With five rounds to play before the final series, all our number one teams in all age/grades are represented in the top five of their respective competitions and are possibly semi-final bound.

"That is 11 sides from under-10s through to first grade."

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