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Mangrove Mountain and Districts Community News
The Community News is a local newspaper publication, in a double sided A4 magazine style format of approximately 24 pages with 3000 copies.
Parents ask 'how can you put a price on a kid's life' in seatbelt push
www.abc.net.au
More than 20 years after Western Australia mandated seatbelts on all school buses, the rest of the country still allows children to travel unrestrained, often at highway speeds.
Community News Issue 967 - dated 20/6/2025
Concrete Pipe Business Proposed For Kulnura Site – DA/1060/2023 – CN924
CONCRETE PIPE BUSINESS PROPOSED FOR KULNURA SITE HAVE YOUR SAY NOW! PRESERVE OUR IDYLLIC RURAL COMMUNITY – WE STRONGLY OBJECT TO THIS DEVELOPMENT DA/1060/2023 Only five immediate neighbours were notified, yet this issue is of great concern to so many in the wider community. It uses the word Rural in its DA proposal. It is not rural. It is heavy industrial. It is really an industrial, large scale concrete pipes and culverts storage and sales business. This storage and sales of massive pipes and culverts should be based in an existing industrial zone. These massive pipes are predominately for the…
DA/1060/2023 – Concrete Pipes at Kulnura
https://chng.it/X5NN6mSkxh Preserve Our Community: Object to Application Number DA/1060/2023 Attention concerned residents and community members, We are facing a critical challenge that demands our immediate attention and united action. Application Number DA/1060/2023 proposes the construction of a Machinery Shed & Ancillary Rural Supplies (Concrete Pipes & Structures) operation at 315 Greta Road, Kulnura, NSW 2250. This application raises significant concerns that directly impact our community’s well-being and the environment we hold dear. Central Coast Council WATCH has provided an update. Extension granted to object. https://www.facebook.com/CCCouncilWatch/posts/743782374417671
When These Mountains Speak – CN923
When These Mountains Speak is a project which shares the diverse stories of seven farming families who live in the valleys and mountains of the Central Coast, NSW. Their stories have been captured by local photographer Jeremy Hudson and writer Adrienne Ferreira. All are welcome to attend the launch which will include a photographic exhibition and story excerpts, alongside performances by local musicians, Woodie McClean and Two Tone Tony Band.
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