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Children's CrossingsBack to school road safety blitz

Port Macquarie-Hastings Council, Roads and Maritime Services and the Police have joined the campaign to increase awareness of road safety issues in school zones, as thousands of local students return to the classroom for another year.

My CommunityMy Community photography competition

Council is calling on budding photographers to get out and explore the Hastings as part of the 'My Community' photography competition launched on Facebook this week.

Farmers MarketHastings Farmers' Market returns

The Hastings Farmers' Market returns for the first time this year on Saturday, 28 January at the Wauchope Showgrounds rain or shine.

Australia DayAustralia Day wet weather update

Laurieton Australia Day activities have been cancelled due to inclement weather. Wauchope activities will take place in Rotary Hall, Bain Park and Port Macquarie Australia Day proceedings and citizenship ceremony has been moved to the Glasshouse.

no_alcoholAustralia Day alcohol ban

Port Macquarie-Hastings Council will again enforce a total ban on alcohol throughout the reserves and beaches from 9pm Wednesday 25th January until 9am 27th January to coincide with the Australia Day public holiday.

Australia DayAustralia Day celebrations throughout the Hastings

Talent quests, markets, rides and an outdoor cinema - Hastings residents can look forward to all this and more with a feast of activities planned to celebrate Australia Day.

Ironman 2006Applications open for the Wayne Richards Sporting Talent grant

There's still time for local sports stars to submit their application for the 2012 Wayne Richards Sporting Talent grant.

Seniors Week 2006Seniors Week grant open

Port Macquarie-Hastings Council has opened its annual Seniors Week grant program with funding available for community events and activities.

reccyle image2011-2015 Waste and Resource Management Strategy public information session

A public information session will be held at the Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Office on Thursday, 12 January 2012 regarding the draft 2011-2015 Waste and Resource Management Strategy for the Local Government Area.

Library booksFree downloadable music from your local library

Port Macquarie-Hastings Library Service has announced that it will begin using the Freegal Music Service, the very popular international service that offers library customers access to songs from Sony Music's extensive catalogue.

Town BeachThousands hit sand and surf during holidays

More than 75,000 people have flocked to the Hastings beaches during the start of the Christmas holiday period.

Future services button resizedFuture Services Survey - iPad2 winners announced

Danielle Deutscher, Patricia Somers and Peter Sutton have all won an iPad2 just for completing Council's Future Services rating options survey. The random draw was conducted by representatives from Bang the Table, the software provider for Council's online discussion forum PMHC Listening.

Moonlight MoviesMoonlight Movies are back!

Moonlight Movies in the Hastings is back again for summer 2012! The Glasshouse Port Macquarie will be providing family friendly FREE entertainment beneath the stars at three different locations around the Hastings from 13 to 28 January.

WaterCouncil wins water award

Port Macquarie-Hastings Council has continued its long-term commitment to sustainable water management and conservation by taking out the Local Government and Shires Associations (LGSA) of NSW Excellence in the Environment Award 2010/11.

Library booksLibrary to go solar

Port Macquarie Library will soon be harvesting the energy of the sun to power its operations with Council investing more than $500,000 to install 512 solar panels on the building's roof.

Council Hightlights

Neil Porter

Message from the Administrator 

Read the Weekly Update from Council's Administrator, Neil Porter.

Live Work Work: Jobs @ PMHC

JOBS @ COUNCIL

 

ON EXHIBITION

 

PLANS & REPORTS

Meetings now webcast

Council Meetings - Webcasting

Stay in touch with Council meetings using our webcasting service. Laurieton and Wauchope meetings are not available via the webcasting service.

 

 

Hastings Street Directory

Local street maps are available online.

 

 

 

 

Residents take care - A note from NSW Government Fair Trading

Stop travelling conmen is a campaign to protect the Australian community from misleading and deceptive conduct by people pretending to be legitimate tradespeople. It is a joint initiative by all Australian state and territory consumer protection agencies.

Fair trading agencies have established a 24 Hour hotline to enable consumers to report intelligence or dealings with conmen and conwomen. The hotline number is 1300 133 408.

Visit the Fair Trading Website for more information.