PLANS TO RELOCATE THREE CAR DEALERSHIPS AT HAMILTON

Newcastle’s car dealership precinct at Hamilton could soon be split.

Hunter motor-trader Theodore “Boy” Bradstreet has revealed plans to relocate three major operations.

BRADSTREET PREPARES FOR WORLD’S BEST

A young Lake Macquarie water skier will now take on the world’s best in the United States, after his biggest win on the pro circuit.

Tim Bradstreet recently claimed the prestigious Moomba Masters jump title in Melbourne, breaking another record in the process.

TIM BRADSTREET CONTINUES HIS RAPID RISE

Lake Macquarie water skier Tim Bradstreet hasn’t made the move to the senior ramp yet, but that didn’t stop him from winning the Australian Open from the junior ramp over the weekend.
Having recently set a new world record of 69.6 metres, Bradstreet cruised to victory at Port Macquarie.
The 18-year-old is now hoping to push his more experienced rivals at the prestigious Moomba Masters in Victoria next week.

NOWLAN TAKES OUT AUS OPEN SKI TITLE

Port Macquarie product Karina Nowlan has upstaged the men to
win the Slalom event in the Australian Open Water Ski Titles at Stoney Park.

American Jimmy Siemers set a new course record in the Tricks discipline, while Newcastle’s Timothy Bradstreet took out the Jump event.

TIM BRADSTREET NAMED WORLD’S BEST TOURNAMENT WATERSKIER

A Lake Macquarie teenager has been named the world’s best tournament waterskier.
Tim Bradstreet has dominated the junior ranks across the globe in recent years, but says he has one more goal before he starts competing with the pros.

TIM BRADSTREET JUMPS INTO THE RECORD BOOKS AGAIN

Lake Macquarie water skier Tim Bradstreet has won an incredible three gold medals at the US Masters event in Georgia.
His effort in the jump category of 60.7 metres saw him set another distance record for a junior competitor.
The 18 year old’s performance is likely to earn him a spot on the Australian Team for the World Waterski Championships in Russia in July.

BRADSTREET BREAKS NEW GROUND

He faced the biggest test of his career at a recent international event, but Lake Macquarie waterskier Tim Bradstreet passed with flying colours.

Now the 18-year-old is ranked in the world’s top 10, and eyeing a new challenge.

TEEN SENSATION STILL WALKING ON WATER

He defied medical specialists to claim two world titles earlier this year and be rated the best junior waterskier in the world, but that’s still not enough to satisfy Tim Bradstreet.

The Arcadia Vale teenager has much bigger plans yet in the sport he loves.

SKI JUMP TEEN VYING FOR WORLD CROWN

A Lake Macquarie teenager has earned a shot at the world waterski jumping title, after blitzing the national championships in Perth.

Tim Bradstreet will travel to Italy later this year, aiming to jump his way into the record books.

WATERSKIER CHASES BACK-TO-BACK TITLES

Newcastle waterskier Tim Bradstreet’s bid for back-to-back Australian titles have gotten off to a shaky start, at the national championships near Port Macquarie.

But the teenager is confident he can bounce back and regain his crown.