Latest MidCoast Council News | Page 7

Council celebrates Local Government Week with a prize draw and communi
Thunderbolts Way To Reopen Soon
Wingham Central Park Master Plan
Extension For Emergency And Reconstruction Work Granted
Work To Begin On New Water Supply Pipeline To Wingham
Walk, Cycle, Trails Strategy Adopted
Taree Library closure to allow new air conditioning instalment
Council celebrates National Tree Day with free koala feed trees
Smiths Lake To Be Opened On Monday
Wingham’s Bight Bridge Situation Explained
Council’s mobile “Talk About” service coming to you in July and August
Applications Close Soon For Water Wiser Grants
Mayor Calls For More Hospital Funding
Mayor continues to call for increased financial assistance for the Mid
Billabong Park Footbridge Reopened
Winner For Naked & Nude Art Prize Announced
Work To Start On Kolinda Drive, Old Bar
More Help Flows In
Bushland Drive Roadwork To Start Next Week
Mayor Thankful For Funding But More Is Needed
Community Engagement Strategy Adopted
Work Begins To Fix Kinka Road Slip
Council Supports HSC Students
Ongoing closures: Thunderbolts Way and Barrington Tops Forest Road
Roads Focus In Council’s Guiding Plans And Budget
Other Councils Help Out During Crisis
Give Grapevine Miss
Council Making Progress On Removing Barriers To Housing
Nabiac Library To Close
Last chance to see the 2025 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Ro
50 Years Of NAIDOC Celebrations
Amenities Upgrade Underway: Danny Buderus Sportsfields
Innovative Trial To Keep Soggy Grounds Maintained
Wingham Pool Being Assessed
Cedar Party Creek Bridge Holds Up To Flood Waters
NAIDOC Week Celebrations
Finalists Announced For Naked & Nude Art Prize 2025
Public Wharves Close To Commercial Use
Emergency Work On Beach
Repairs Continue On Thunderbolts Way
Leak Detection Program Returns To MidCoast
Application Period For Water Wiser Grants Extended
Work begins on restoring permanent water supply to Wingham
Mayor Calls For Increased Disaster Funding
Kerbside waste collection only targeting flood-impacted areas
Some Relief For Flood Affected Ratepayers
Access And Safety First Priorities On Road To Recovery
Council’s Community Conversations Continue