We’re continuing to deliver and support our community during the COVID-19 health crisis. For information and advice click here.
Each week, the Mayor prepares a message for residents that focuses on current Council and community issues. This message appears in local newspapers. You can read each message by clicking on the links below:
Released on: 13 July 2020
Mayor Peta Pinson talks about the development of our Community Strategic Plan and all of the ways that the community can get involved to share their big picture ideas for 'Think 2050'.
Released on: 06 July 2020
Mayor Peta Pinson talks Plastic Free July this week, and gives us some handy tips on what you can do to refuse single use plastic items. There's details on how to join our free workshop and sign up to take the pledge to go plastic free this July.
Released on: 29 June 2020
Mayor Peta Pinson discusses the resumption of printing for our weekly newspapers and encourages locals to have a staycation these coming holidays and enjoy what our region has to offer!
Released on: 22 June 2020
Mayor Peta Pinson encourages people throughout the Port Macquarie-Hastings to get involved in PMH Cares - a community led program of neighbours helping neighbours - connecting people to provide practical support, social connections and resources.
Released on: 15 June 2020
Sculptures along the Hastings River: In this week’s video update the Mayor puts the call out for artists who’d like to contribute to this exciting new initiative at Rocks Ferry - the Wauchope Bicentenary Riverside Sculptural Trail.
Released on: 09 June 2020
The Mayor is joining us from Laurieton this week, giving us an update on the new format for ArtWalk 2020 being held in October 2020, and our upcoming Bicentenary in April 2021.
Released on: 01 June 2020
With the latest round of easing of COVID-19 restrictions, Mayor Peta Pinson discusses the reopening of pubs with local businessman and all-round top bloke, Alistair Flower.
Released on: 25 May 2020
This week Mayor Peta Pinson provides an update on our Customer Service Centres, libraries and the many ways you can continue to do business with Council, safely.
This page was last updated on: 26 February 2019
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