1200 female bowlers and officials will descend on Port Macquarie for five days for the NSWWomen's Bowling Association Inc.'s 83rd State Carnival.
Following the donation of land from Port Macquarie- Hastings Council and grant funding from the NSW Government Community Builders program, upcoming community information sessions will see the Port Macquarie Community Garden project move further forward.
Do you want to save money on fuel, get priority parking, reduce wear and tear to your vehicle, cut your carbon footprint, meet new friends and help cut road congestion? Then become a member of Carpool Mid North Coast.
While the outcome of Port Macquarie-Hastings Council's application for a special rate variation won't be known until early June, Council has followed legislative requirements and adopted the suite of Integrated Planning documents.
A decision to adopt the John Oxley Drive Precinct Draft Structure Plan was deferred at last night's Council meeting.
The public exhibition of nine governance Polices for Port Macquarie-Hastings Council represents another step forward in preparing the organisation for the return of elected Councillors.
Priority for the inspection and maintenance of roads and transport assets within the Port Macquarie-Hastings Council local government area will be determined on the basis of risk management, following the adoption of a report on the issue at last night's Council meeting.
Council Administer, Neil Porter has formally withdrawn the sale of the Former Kew Visitor Information Centre (VIC).
A working party to develop proposals to invigorate the community space within the Hay Street Forecourt has been established.
Council has resolved to delay further discussion on a community poll on fluoridation of the Port Macquarie-Hastings water supply until after the Local Government Elections, with the decision to be determined by the newly elected Council.
Port Macquarie- Hastings residents are invited to participate in a film night and Q&A session being held at the Glasshouse during National Reconciliation Week. This year, the theme for National Reconciliation Week 2012 is Let's Talk Recognition.
Port Macquarie Hastings Council, in conjunction with Roads and Maritime Services and the NRMA will be conducting Senior Drivers Information Workshops in Wauchope, Laurieton and Port Macquarie.
A tireless worker for the Mid North Coast Special Olympics, Ralph Mueller has been named as the Port Macquarie-Hastings Council 2012 Volunteer of The Year.
The NSW/ACT Regional Achievement & Community Awards are now calling for nominations. Winners will be announced in Orange at the Gala Dinner Presentation on Saturday 27th October 2012.
A focus on immediate savings and long term efficiencies are the drivers behind a Financial Sustainability Review being undertaken by Port Macquarie-Hastings Council.
Following a further round of community consultation, it was resolved at tonight's Extraordinary Council meeting to adopt All Abilities Playground Concept Plan A, which will see the new playground built at the High Street end of Bain Park.
Nobbys Beach Landcare and Port Macquarie Hastings Council are benefiting from $100,000 in funding supplied by the NSW Governments Environmental Trust for weed control at John Downe Park, Kenny Walk, Nobbys Beach and Flynns Beach.
A new television commercial promoting Greater Port Macquarie's 'Little Treasures' is being filmed throughout the region this week.
Local community groups and organisations can soon gain a share of more than $160,000 with online submissions for the 2012 Community Grants Program being accepted from early July.
The Urban Hotel Group Ironman Australia remains Port Macquarie's premier sporting event with this year's race delivering an estimated $8 million injection to the region's local economy.
One of television's most recognisable faces and leading man in the popular series Stingers, Peter Phelps will be entertaining audiences at the Glasshouse this May in David Williamson's superb play Let the Sunshine.
Residents living in Kew and surrounds will have the opportunity to meet with Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Administrator Neil Porter and senior staff at an information session this month.
