MidCoast Council

MidCoast Council We acknowledge the Gathang speaking people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we live Respect – our social media platforms are safe spaces.

House rules:
The following house rules must be clearly accessible on all Council social media sites:

Our principles:
We are committed to upholding and promoting the following principles of social media engagement:

Openness – our social media platforms are places where anyone can share and discuss issues that are relevant to our Council and the community we represent and serve

Relevance – we wil

l ensure our social media platforms are kept up to date with informative content about our Council and community

Accuracy – the content we upload onto our social media platforms and any other social media platform will be a source of truth for our Council and community and we will prioritise the need to correct inaccuracies when they occur. We will uphold and promote the behavioural standards contained in this policy and our Council’s code of conduct when using our social media platforms and any other social media platform. Moderating our page:
We encourage you to discuss and share your opinions on the things we post and welcome your comments, however we do moderate our page to ensure comments, photos, videos, etc do not contain anything that is:
• is defamatory, offensive, humiliating, threatening or intimidating to council officials or members of the
public,
• contains profane language or is sexual in nature
• constitutes harassment and/or bullying within the meaning of the Model Code of Conduct for Local Councils in NSW, or is unlawfully discriminatory
• contains content about the Council, council officials or members of the public that is misleading or deceptive
• breaches the privacy of council officials or members of the public
• contains allegations of suspected breaches of the Council’s code of conduct or information about the consideration of a matter under the Procedures for the Administration of the Model Code of Conduct for Local Councils in NSW,
• violates an order made by a court
• breaches copyright
• advertises, endorses or solicits commercial products or business,
• constitutes spam
• would be in breach of Facebook Statement of Rights and Responsibilities (http://www.facebook.com/terms.php)

Comments that contravene these requirements will be deleted. Repeated incidents may result in a user being banned or blocked from our page. Right of review:
Users who have their comments removed or are banned or blocked from the page do have a right of review. If you have a comment removed, or are banned or blocked from our page, you can request a review of this decision. This request must be made in writing to the General Manager and state the grounds on which the request is being made. This can be sent to the General Manager, PO Box 482, Taree 2430 or emailed to [email protected] with the subject line ‘review of social media ban’. Privacy:
We advise users not to provide personal information via comments on social media. If you wish to share particular details please do so via email to [email protected]
Comments may be moderated to ensure personal information is not contained. For details on our privacy statement see https://www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/Your-Council/Privacy

Monitoring:
This platform is monitored during business hours, Monday to Friday. During emergencies it may be monitored outside of these hours, however the community should not rely on this and always get their information from the official response agency, NSW Police, SES, RFS. Complaints:
This platform is not the place to make complaints about Council or Council officials. To make a complaint see our website https://www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/Contact-us/Compliments-and-feedback

Service issues or requests:
This platform is not the place to make service requests or report required works, to do this go to the ‘report and request’ function of our website https://www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/Contact-us/Report-and-request

Slow down, koalas are on the move 🐨Koala breeding season is underway, which means more koalas are travelling in search o...
26/08/2026

Slow down, koalas are on the move 🐨

Koala breeding season is underway, which means more koalas are travelling in search of a mate and crossing roads across the region.

In addition to virtual koala fencing along The Bucketts Way at Tinonee and fixed signage at known hotspots, we're adding more temporary and mobile signs to remind drivers to stay alert in areas where koalas are active.

👉 Drivers can help by slowing down, keeping an eye on the roadside and taking extra care when travelling at dawn, dusk and overnight.

👉 Send them along to our apprenticeship and traineeship info sessions next Thursday 3 or Friday 4 September!You can gain...
26/08/2026

👉 Send them along to our apprenticeship and traineeship info sessions next Thursday 3 or Friday 4 September!

You can gain a formal qualification while working full-time! Both sessions start at 5pm and are held at Yalawanyi Ganya, 2 Biripi Way, Taree.

Can’t make it on the night? Fill out an Expression of Interest form on our website to be notified when applications open. https://bit.ly/4wxeABu

There’s plenty to keep our crews busy across the second-largest local road network in NSW. Here’s where work is planned ...
25/08/2026

There’s plenty to keep our crews busy across the second-largest local road network in NSW. Here’s where work is planned over the next two weeks, weather permitting.

👉 If you spot a problem with a road, bridge or footpath, report it at www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/report

🛣️ GENERAL ROADWORKS:
📍 King Street, Gloucester - Road reconstruction (Railway to Ravenshaw Street)
📍 Isabella Street Roundabout, Wingham - Road reconstruction
📍 Waterman Street, Old Bar - Road reconstruction
📍 Blackhead Road Footpath - New works
📍 Comboyne Road, Killabakh, south of Potts Road - Road reconstruction
📍 Blackhead Road and Diamond Beach Road - Roundabout construction works
📍 Myall Way - Drainage works
📍 Markwell Road, Bulahdelah - Road rehabilitation works

🚧 POTHOLE PATCHING:
📍 Tarean Road, Karuah
📍 The Branch Lane
📍 Alderley Creek Road
📍 Coomba Road
📍 The Lakes Way north
📍 Mount View Parade
📍 Baywood Drive
📍 Comboyne Road
📍 Upper Lansdowne Road
📍 Central Lansdowne Road
📍 Manning River Drive
📍 Various sites across Cundletown
📍 Various sites across Gloucester
📍 Various sites across Taree
📍 Various sites across Wingham
📍 Various sites across Bulahdelah
📍 Thunderbolts Way - Heavy patching works
📍 Comboyne Road - Heavy patching works
📍 Airport Drive - Heavy patching works
📍 Wallanbah Road - Heavy patching works
📍 Nowendoc Road - Heavy patching works

🧰 GENERAL MAINTENANCE:
📍 Watsons Road
📍 Bunyah Road
📍 Nowendoc Road, Mt George
📍 Limekilns Road
📍 Albatross Avenue
📍 Carters Road - Pipe replacement works
📍 Johnsons Creek Road
📍 Booral Road
📍 Boronia Park
📍 Cape Hawke Drive
📍 Cowper Street footbridge
📍 Isaacs Lane, Stewarts River
📍 Black Camp Road
📍 Barrys Lane
📍 Bright Street - Bridge maintenance works
📍 Coral Street - Line marking works

🌿 ROADSIDE VEGETATION MANAGEMENT:
📍 Curricabark Road
📍 The Bucketts Way
📍 Coomba Road
📍 Various sites across Wingham
📍 Comboyne Road
📍 Albatross Avenue
📍 Bulahdelah urban area
📍 Townsend Street drain
📍 Saltwater Road
📍 Old Bar Road
📍 Mt Coxcomb Road
📍 Warrens Lane
📍 Various sites across Lansdowne area
📍 Eagle Avenue
📍 Ibis Avenue
📍 Elizabeth Parade

⚠️ GRADING WORKS (UNSEALED ROADS):
📍 Carters Road
📍 Little Run Road
📍 Caparra Road
📍 Comboyne Road
📍 Yarnold’s Road
📍 Alfred Road
📍 Miss Careys Road
📍 Koppin Yarratt Road
📍 Schneiders Road
📍 Wards Creek Road
📍 Harris Road
📍 Hillslope Road
📍 Ronans Road
📍 Warrawillah Road
📍 Terreel Road
📍 Johnsons Creek Road
📍 Stoney Creek Road
📍 Old Inn Road
📍 Crawford River Road
📍 Old Schoolhouse Road
📍 Willow Point Road

Our Roads Hub is the central place for all road-related updates across the MidCoast. You’ll find information about upcoming roadworks, major projects and future improvements.

👉 Visit www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/roads-hub

❗ Anything with a battery should never go in your household bins, including items with built in rechargeable batteries. ...
24/08/2026

❗ Anything with a battery should never go in your household bins, including items with built in rechargeable batteries.

Did you know batteries are the most common form of household hazardous waste?

👉 Take loose batteries and battery powered items to your local recycling centre for safe disposal, free of charge.

When batteries end up in household bins, they can damage collection equipment, create safety risks and harm the environment.

Over the last year, batteries were linked to 9 separate fires on the MidCoast, including 4 waste trucks, 1 recycling truck and 4 fires at our Tuncurry recycling facility.

Not sure where an item goes? Our website makes it easy to check.
🔗 www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/RightBin

Right Thing, Right Bin

Come plant with us in Wingham 🌱Join us for a community tree planting day at Chrissy Gollan Park, helping restore the riv...
21/08/2026

Come plant with us in Wingham 🌱

Join us for a community tree planting day at Chrissy Gollan Park, helping restore the riverbank as part of the final stages of the new Cedar Party Bridge Project.

Get hands-on planting native species, learn more about riverbank restoration and meet others interested in caring for the local environment.

📅 Friday 28 August
⏰ 10am to 1pm
📍 Chrissy Gollan Park, Wingham
🥪 Free lunch provided

RSVP is essential for catering. Find out more and register: https://bit.ly/4hFsWMk

20/08/2026

ℹ️ Today's update from Mayor Claire Pontin. Here is a summary of yesterday's Council meeting, held on Wednesday 19 August.

🏠 Improved DA processing times have helped Council qualify for both rounds of the NSW Government’s Faster Assessments Incentive Program, with up to $1 million in infrastructure funding available in each round.

💧 Major water and sewer projects are progressing, including the Hawks Nest Sewage Treatment Plant upgrade, Charlotte Bay water main renewal and Gloucester Sewage Treatment Plant replacement.

🚗 Councillors also received the latest update on the recovery of our transport network following the May 2025 floods. The estimated recovery program is now approximately $333 million, with 31 major reconstruction claims worth more than $156 million submitted for assessment.

🔗 You can view a full summary of the meeting here:
https://www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/Your-Council/Council-meetings/Council-meeting-summary/Summary-Council-meeting-19-August-2026

🔗 You can read the full meeting agenda here:
https://www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/Your-Council/Council-meetings/Agendas-and-minutes

Join us at Harrington Function Centre for a free community screening of Just A Farmer, a powerful Australian film explor...
19/08/2026

Join us at Harrington Function Centre for a free community screening of Just A Farmer, a powerful Australian film exploring stress, adversity, connection and hope in regional communities.

Following the film, enjoy a free community BBQ, live music from Matty Zarb and the opportunity to connect with local recovery, wellbeing and support services.

Whether you’ve been impacted by the May 2025 floods, are supporting someone who has, or simply want to connect with others, everyone is welcome!

📅 Sunday 30 August
⏰ 12pm to 4pm
📍 Harrington Function Centre
🎟️ Free event

Find out more and register: https://bit.ly/4hzSrP3

JUST A FARMER | Free community film screening, free community BBQ, awesome live music by Matty Zarb & local recovery support services.

Join us at the Taree Aged Services Expo and connect with a range of local services all in one place.This free community ...
19/08/2026

Join us at the Taree Aged Services Expo and connect with a range of local services all in one place.

This free community event is for older people, carers, families and friends looking for information and support to live well, maintain independence and plan for the future.

Speak directly with local service providers and find practical information about aged care, dementia and carer support, My Aged Care, legal and financial services, mobility equipment, transport and more.

📅 Thursday 10 September
⏰ 10am to 1pm
📍 Manning Entertainment Centre
🔗 Learn more: https://bit.ly/4fSFFtS

This event is hosted by the Mid Coast Dementia Friendly Alliance in partnership with MidCoast Council.

MidCoast Council ordinary meeting is today from 2pm.You can view the agenda and live webcast here 👉 bit.ly/3nppOqoView f...
18/08/2026

MidCoast Council ordinary meeting is today from 2pm.

You can view the agenda and live webcast here 👉 bit.ly/3nppOqo

View future Council meeting dates here: bit.ly/3tcAyyM

🤔 Interested in kickstarting your career with a traineeship or apprenticeship? 📍 Come along to our information session o...
18/08/2026

🤔 Interested in kickstarting your career with a traineeship or apprenticeship?

📍 Come along to our information session on Thursday 3 and Friday 4 September to find out what we have on offer and what is involved.

👍 You will gain a formal qualification while working full-time! Anyone can apply for a traineeship or apprenticeship no matter what age.
Both sessions start at 5pm and are held at Yalawanyi Ganya, 2 Biripi Way, Taree.

Can’t make it on the night? Fill out an Expression of Interest form on our website to be notified when applications open. https://bit.ly/4zplEme

Address

Yalawanyi Ganya, 2 Biripi Way
Taree, NSW
2430

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+61279557777

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