Michael Kalucy – Seal Rocks News

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Close to our back deck is a Litsea tree, also known as a Bollygum, about ten years old. It didn’t fruit until […]

The largest and most colourful fruit dove of them all, the wompoo. These birds almost never come to the ground, and […]

In flawless autumn weather, some 250 family and friends gathered on the lawn in front of the log cabins at Treachery Head, […]

THE COUNT AND NUTTY Some of Jack Brown’s most popular stories have been his reminiscences of those two Aussie eccentrics Harold Lawson […]

6 years on, Buddha’s aura continues to be attractive by John Sweetensen AS almost all visitors to Seal Rocks eventually make their […]

NSW Environmental Trust grant works commence to protect historic precinct and headlands at Seal Rocks Two prominent headlands at Seal Rocks, in […]

Retired Boat Beach boats set to be refurbished By Glen Davies FOR some years now the area opposite the fishing sheds and […]

From the Secretary’s desk With John Allen & John Sweetensen FOLLOWING the decision by Great Lakes Council to approve, subject to conditions, […]

New year downpour damage THE storm event on January 4th – 5th saw over 400mm of rain fall at Seal Rocks and […]

Rainforest fights back By John Allen AT one time, much of Seal Rocks was littoral rainforest, and although many decades of human […]

Weed control works next on the list NPWS continues to monitor the areas where hazard reduction burns have been completed previously to […]

Rare Magenta Lilly Pilly on your property ? NPWS has been undertaking surveys for rare and threatened plant species around Seal Rocks. […]

On the 5th and 6th of December the Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse celebrated the 140th anniversary of its light shining over the waters of Seal […]

It is two years since storm water run-off caused a landslip on Kinka Road towards the Lighthouse end and threw into […]

Why Seal Rocks ? By Jason McGilvray Boat Beach is a family beach. Safe. Calm. Peaceful. Safe to say it was the […]