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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.
Locals outraged after forever chemicals found in waterways
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For 25 years this waterway was polluted with toxic "forever chemicals". It was only disconnected from a major drinking supply 18 months ago.
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Community News Issue 981 - dated 20/2/2026
Lucy Wicks community consultation @The Hub, MMtn 1.30pm Sat 26th Feb
Lucy Wicks to hold community consultation session at The Hub, Mangrove Mountain, 1.30pm Saturday 26th February
Comment on Council Rate Variation
COUNCIL RATE REQUEST FOR CONTINUATION OF SPECIAL RATE INCREASE IS OPEN FOR COMMUNITY CONSULTATION Central Coast Council Media Release 15 February 2022 IPART makes Council Special Variation submission available for community feedback Central Coast Council’s Special Variation submission is now available for review and public submissions direct to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART). IPART has advised it will receive public submissions from today to 7 March and submissions can be made via IPART’s website at ipart.nsw.gov.au. Council assures residents and ratepayers that their feedback made direct to Council is also being provided to IPART….
Central Coast Council – Creative Recovery Information Sessions
Creative Recovery Free Information Sessions Creative Recovery is a specific approach used to support individuals and communities after a disaster by creating physical and mental spaces where people feel safe and connected to one another. Learn more about the Creative Recovery approach at our free community information sessions. Why Creative Recovery? Following disaster, creative community projects can be a powerful platform for people to express grief, frustration and loss, as well as compassion and connection. Culture and the arts play a deep, real role in supporting communities and individuals to tackle disaster recovery. Some examples of Creative Recovery in action…
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