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Roadworks alert for Oxley Hwy at Mt Seaview and Port Macquarie | Port Macquarie News

Transport for NSW releases plans for Mt Seaview road closures due to ongoing flood restoration work. Find out the affected dates and traffic arrangements,

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Full closure Oxley Highway at Mount Seaview from Tuesday 19 July

Full closure Oxley Highway at Mount Seaview from Tuesday 19 July
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NSW s koala truce may be temporary as deep divisions remain

NSWâs koala truce may be temporary as deep divisions remain Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Very large text size Ron Land, president of Port Stephens Koalas, a group of volunteers that helps rescue and care for sick and injured marsupials on the NSW mid-North Coast, scoffs at claims the so-called koala wars are over in the state. Showing visitors around the hospital at the new Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary, Land predicts this weekâs truce over koala planning policy between the NSW Liberals and Nationals will be bad news for an animal already listed as vulnerable in the wild.

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Blacktown City s Bushfire Appeal helping victims to rebuild

Date Time Blacktown City’s Bushfire Appeal helping victims to rebuild From Batemans Bay to the Blue Mountains, from Moss Vale to Moruya, the generosity of Blacktown City’s residents is helping dozens of bushfire victims around NSW to rebuild their lives. The Blacktown City Council Bushfire Appeal raised nearly $90,000 to go directly to victims of the 2019/2020 bushfires. The funds generously raised by Blacktown City locals have enabled the donation of practical goods to bushfire-affected individuals across NSW. Council has teamed up with charity organisations GIVIT and Step by Step to ensure these necessary supplies, household goods, and vouchers make their way to those who need them.

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