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Why this Mid North Coast volunteer has given decades to Surf Life Saving

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By Ellie Chamberlain Verified
| themidnorthcoaster.com.au
Gavin Burke has given most of his life to local surf clubs. Despite being described as “probably the most decorated sweep” for surf boats at Kempsey-Crescent Head Surf Life Saving Club over the past 20 years, he says the lifelong friendships are the highlight. “It’s about the people that I’ve met more so than the awards and the achievements,” Burke told the Mid North Coaster. Decades of dedication: Burke grew up in Smithtown, in Kempsey Shire.
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šŸŸ” Your local news in 6 mins

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By Ellie Chamberlain Verified
| themidnorthcoaster.com.au
ā±ļø The 93rd edition of our newsletter is a six-minute read. šŸ‘‹Hello, Ellie here ā€“ your Mid North Coaster reporter. šŸ“ø Iā€™m happy the sharing of photos has caught on. Hereā€™s another pic of our beautiful region sent in by a reader. Alexandra snapped this shot over the weekend. Kangaroos enjoying the view at Emerald Beach. Taken by Alexandra Carranza.
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Surfer bitten by shark on the Mid North Coast. Beaches remain closed

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By Ellie Chamberlain Verified
| themidnorthcoaster.com.au
On Tuesday morning (January 20) a 39-year-old man was bitten by a shark while surfing at Point Plomer, near Crescent Head. He escaped with minor injuries and was treated at Kempsey District Hospital. The species of shark has not been confirmed. Beaches from Crescent Head to Port Macquarie’s Town Beach will remain closed for 24 hours with Surf Life Saving crews monitoring the area using drones and water craft. The incident is the fourth shark attack in NSW since Sunday.
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