
Clean Spaces, Clean Tricks: ‘Keep It Clean’ Kicks Off in Youth Week
Our local youth are leading the call for cleaner skate spaces, and they’ve helped shape a new campaign that backs
Waste and recycling
15/04/2025
Our local youth are leading the call for cleaner skate spaces, and they’ve helped shape a new campaign that backs
Environment
07/04/2025
What does a global call for clean energy look like at the local level? Let’s take a closer look. This
Environment
07/04/2025
The April weed of the month is Groundsel bush (Baccharis halimifolia) Groundsel bush is a menace of coastal floodplains, wetlands,
Waste and recycling
02/04/2025
Our local skate spaces are more than just ramps and rails. They’re active, social places where many of our young
Waste and recycling
11/03/2025
Over 80,000 volunteers attended more than 8,000 clean-ups across the country – our biggest effort yet. The 35th anniversary of
Environment
10/02/2025
The February weed of the month is Miconia, also known as ‘The Purple Plague’. Miconia (The Purple Plague) is a
Environment
06/12/2024
Our local region is recognised as one of 19 koala strongholds in New South Wales. It’s a responsibility we take
Waste and recycling
05/12/2024
National Recycling Week 2024 was one to celebrate, with our community stepping up as true Everyday Recycling Heroes! From pop-up
Waste and recycling
29/11/2024
The festive season is upon us and with it comes the joy of giving and receiving gifts. But the spirit
EnvironmentThreatened Species
04/11/2024
Rescue and release: a return to the ocean NSW Status: Vulnerable Commonwealth Status: Vulnerable A sighting of the threatened Green
Environment
05/08/2024
The Hairy Rosewood (Dysoxylum rufum), cousin to July’s native plant of the month, the Rosewood, is a part of the
Environment
05/08/2024
The August weed of the month is Shoebutton ardisia – Ardisia elliptica Shoebutton ardisia is a shrub from India and
Environment
05/08/2024
One year after the initial National Tree Day event, Koala Street Reserve showcases remarkable progress with continued bush regeneration and
Environment
02/08/2024
Local CoastSnap stations, Town Beach and Tacking Point are now in the top 10 worldwide for community participation! CoastSnap is
Environment
04/06/2024
Brush cherry (Syzygium australe) generally grows as a small bushy tree in gardens, up to 6m tall, but along creeks
Environment
04/06/2024
The June weed of the month is Cape broom, officially named Genista monspessulana Of the various introduced Broom and Gorse
Environment
05/03/2024
On any given day in Kooloonbung Creek you can visit the larger Grey-Headed and Black flying foxes as they roost,
Our local youth are leading the call for cleaner skate spaces, and they’ve helped shape a new campaign that backs
What does a global call for clean energy look like at the local level? Let’s take a closer look. This
The April weed of the month is Groundsel bush (Baccharis halimifolia) Groundsel bush is a menace of coastal floodplains, wetlands,
Our local skate spaces are more than just ramps and rails. They’re active, social places where many of our young
Over 80,000 volunteers attended more than 8,000 clean-ups across the country – our biggest effort yet. The 35th anniversary of
The February weed of the month is Miconia, also known as ‘The Purple Plague’. Miconia (The Purple Plague) is a
Our local region is recognised as one of 19 koala strongholds in New South Wales. It’s a responsibility we take
National Recycling Week 2024 was one to celebrate, with our community stepping up as true Everyday Recycling Heroes! From pop-up
The festive season is upon us and with it comes the joy of giving and receiving gifts. But the spirit
Rescue and release: a return to the ocean NSW Status: Vulnerable Commonwealth Status: Vulnerable A sighting of the threatened Green
You can now drop off items with embedded batteries for free at Port Macquarie (Kingfisher) Waste Transfer Station thanks to
The International Bat Night 2024, hosted by Charles Sturt University- Port Macquarie, was a resounding success, marking the first time
The Hairy Rosewood (Dysoxylum rufum), cousin to July’s native plant of the month, the Rosewood, is a part of the
The August weed of the month is Shoebutton ardisia – Ardisia elliptica Shoebutton ardisia is a shrub from India and
One year after the initial National Tree Day event, Koala Street Reserve showcases remarkable progress with continued bush regeneration and
Local CoastSnap stations, Town Beach and Tacking Point are now in the top 10 worldwide for community participation! CoastSnap is
Port Macquarie is making significant strides in sustainable transportation and energy solutions Our community’s efforts in increasing EV adoption, installing
Brush cherry (Syzygium australe) generally grows as a small bushy tree in gardens, up to 6m tall, but along creeks
The June weed of the month is Cape broom, officially named Genista monspessulana Of the various introduced Broom and Gorse
On any given day in Kooloonbung Creek you can visit the larger Grey-Headed and Black flying foxes as they roost,
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the Birpai people, the traditional owners of the land in which we work and live, and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who choose to call Port Macquarie-Hastings home.
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the Birpai people, the traditional owners of the land in which we work and live, and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who choose to call Port Macquarie-Hastings home.
Batteries can spark fires and don’t belong in any of our bins.
To help our community learn how to dispose of them safely we’re giving away a $50 gift card every week for 6 weeks.
Keep your eyes peeled for our “Don’t Bin Me” battery sticker on local waste trucks and you could score a $50 gift card! Click below to learn more about the competition and how to dispose of batteries safely.
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