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Nambucca Valley Council

Locality: Macksville, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6568 2555

Address: 44 Princess Street 2447 Macksville, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.nambucca.nsw.gov.au

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25.01.2022 https://fb.watch/1wmtl5Kvos/

24.01.2022 And the winner is...... 496 votes were received for the poll Pick the picture for the Nambucca Heads Highway sign! The voting was performed on Facebook but stakeholders were informed by email and offered the option to vote by email if they didnt have access to Facebook. The picture below is the clear winner with more than 60% of the votes.

23.01.2022 Community Recycling Centres - Stow until you can go Need a bright idea for old lights? Keep the boxes for blown globes, store them together in the shed, ready for your next trip to your local Community Recycling Centre. Find your nearest CRC at cleanout.com.au Call ahead to check opening hours... YouTube https://youtu.be/ahPSLR4uqXY Dropbox https://www.dropbox.com//xh0trp/AACIlp3icXs7vyaiMPF9kJCFa @MidWaste @MidCoastCouncil @pmhc2444 @KempseyShireCouncil @NambuccaValleyShireCouncil @coffscouncil @CoffsCoastWaste

23.01.2022 Position vacant: TRAINEE BUSINESS SERVICES OFFICER. For more information, click on the link: https://nambucca.recruitmenthub.com.au//Trainee-Business-S

22.01.2022 Deep Creek Sewer Repaired Over the Easter school holidays Nambucca Valley Council staff and contractors worked to repair a leak in a submarine pressure sewage pipe which runs across the bed of the creek between the Valla Beach resort and Hyland Park. The leak was repaired but faecal coliforms in the water body, an indicator of sewage pollution, remained high for an extended period.... The Council is pleased to advise that the on-going water testing indicates that faecal coliforms are now within acceptable limits. Notwithstanding these satisfactory test results, recreational users of Deep Creek should be aware that the estuary is an ICOLL (intermittent closing/opening lake/lagoon) and that water quality can be variable depending on a number of factors including rainfall events and whether or not the creek is open to the ocean. The catchment for the creek does contain potential sources of contaminants including urban runoff, on-site sewage management systems and agricultural runoff. Whilst the Council has programs in place to minimise the risk of contamination it is impossible to declare that the estuary will always have water quality parameters that meet the standards for recreational use. So the public need to be mindful of these risks in their use of the Deep Creek ICOLL. For enquiries please contact Councils Manager Water & Sewerage, Mr Richard Spain on 0418 468 368 or General Manager, Mr Michael Coulter on 0409 153 788

22.01.2022 DON'T FORGET TO RSVP Emergency Preparedness session this Saturday South Arm Community Hall (including lunch) 12noon-3pm Come along and speak directly with your Local RFS and SES about preparing for bushfire/flood season and participate in the Red Cross Emergency Preparedness session.... Call Alison on 6568 0243 or 0418 377 430 for Covid and catering purposes.

22.01.2022 Public computer access information for Nambucca Shire Libraries #loveyourlocallibrary

21.01.2022 Nambucca Heads Library - project update November 2020.

21.01.2022 Did you know you can now print directly from a smart device at your local libraries? Read the attached flyer to learn how. #loveyourlocallibraries

21.01.2022 National science week is up and running. Nambucca Valley libraries have books on science to help answer your terrific scientific questions! Click on the link to find out more https://www.scienceweek.net.au/# #nambuccavalleylibraries #scienceweek2020 #loveyourlocallibrary

20.01.2022 Got old oils lurking in the back of the garage? Its time for a Spring Clean. Drop off your old oils for FREE at your local Community Recycling Centre. Find your nearest CRC at www.cleanout.com.au MidWaste MidCoast Council Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Kempsey Shire Council Nambucca Valley Council Coffs Harbour City Council Coffs Coast Waste Services

20.01.2022 Fee free beginners course in technology. Through this course you will have the opportunity to learn how to use your smart phone, tablet or laptop. Be introduced to the internet, social media, emails, online safety, storage and sharing of files and images. BYO device or use one from the library. Location: Nambucca Library Dates: Starting Thursday 12 November for 5 weeks Time: 10:00am-11:00am ... Contact: Wes on 0265684529 email [email protected] or drop in to Nambucca Library 23 Ridge Street, Nambucca Heads. See more

20.01.2022 Position Vacant: Compliance Officer. For more information click on this link: https://nambucca.recruitmenthub.com.au//title/Compliance-O

19.01.2022 A small selection of some of our latest junior fiction books #nambuccavalleylibraries #juniorfiction #books

18.01.2022 Community Recycling Centres - Stow until you can go Used cooking oil? Stow until you can go! Old milk bottles make great containers for cooled cooking oil. Pop the lid on, label it and store it in the garage until your next trip to the Community Recycling Centre. Find your nearest CRC at cleanout.com.au Call ahead to check opening hours... YouTube https://youtu.be/sINN2gFGb9I Dropbox https://www.dropbox.com//xh0trp/AACIlp3icXs7vyaiMPF9kJCFa @MidWaste @MidCoastCouncil @pmhc2444 @KempseyShireCouncil @NambuccaValleyShireCouncil @coffscouncil @CoffsCoastWaste

18.01.2022 Community Recycling Centres - Stow until you can go Dead batteries? Stow until you can go! Old yoghurt containers make a handy storage spot for old batteries until your next trip to the Community Recycling Centre. Find your nearest CRC at cleanout.com.au Call ahead to check opening hours... YouTube https://youtu.be/VwNqJ0Dl_LU Dropbox https://www.dropbox.com//xh0trp/AACIlp3icXs7vyaiMPF9kJCFa @MidWaste @MidCoastCouncil @pmhc2444 @KempseyShireCouncil @NambuccaValleyShireCouncil @coffscouncil @CoffsCoastWaste

18.01.2022 DON'T FORGET TO RSVP Emergency Preparedness session this Saturday Utungun Community Hall (including lunch) 12noon-3pm... Come along and speak directly with your Local RFS and SES about your needs and concerns or participate in the Red Cross Emergency Preparedness session. Also a "Recovery Basics" session in the morning 10am -12 if interested. Call Alison on 6568 0243 or 0418 377 430 for Covid and catering purposes.

18.01.2022 Position Vacant: Fleet Officer. For more information, click on the link: https://nambucca.recruitmenthub.com.au//title/Fleet-Officer

17.01.2022 This author talk is a NSW Public Libraries collaboration. Presented with the support of Simon & Schuster and NSW Public Library Association. Looking for a FREE virtual author talk? Lauren Chater presents Gulliver's Wife. Click on the link provided https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/lauren-chater-presents-gull... #nambuccavalleylibraries #freeauthortalk

17.01.2022 ADVERTISEMENT NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR BOWRAVILLE SPORTS GROUND COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT Nominations are now being sought from interested persons who would like to be appointed to Councils Bowraville Sports Ground Section 355 Committee of Management.... The Terms of Reference for the committee include: 1 Control of the sports ground and other facilities and their allocation to respective sporting organisations; 2 Maintain, improve and protect grounds, buildings and fittings; 3 Undertake and regulate the casual hiring of premises and grounds; 4 Conduct fund raising activities; 5 Seek grants for the maintenance and upgrading of the grounds, buildings or its fittings; 6 Make recommendations to the Council for any enhancement, expansion or upgrade of the facility the Committee considers appropriate. Nominations close 4.00 pm Friday 14 August 2020. An application form can be obtained from Councils website at www.nambucca.nsw.gov.au under Council & Engagement, Council Business, Committees of Management or by contacting Councils Business Services Unit on 6568 2555. Any questions on the role of the Committee and its membership should be directed to the Assistant General Manager, Mr Robert Hunt on Phone: (02) 6568 0227.

17.01.2022 Community Recycling Centres - Stow until you can go Stow until you can go! Watch these great tips and learn how to safely store your dead batteries, used cooking oil and old lights until your next trip to your local Community Recycling Centre. Find your nearest CRC at cleanout.com.au Call ahead to check opening hours... YouTube https://youtu.be/xnPGC31LWYM Dropbox https://www.dropbox.com//xh0trp/AACIlp3icXs7vyaiMPF9kJCFa @MidWaste @MidCoastCouncil @pmhc2444 @KempseyShireCouncil @NambuccaValleyShireCouncil @coffscouncil @CoffsCoastWaste

17.01.2022 A little reminder that story-time is back on! see the attached poster for more details! #storytime #yourlocallibrary #singingdancingreading

16.01.2022 On 11 November 1918, the guns of the Western Front fell silent after four years of continuous warfare. With their armies retreating and close to collapse, German leaders signed an Armistice, bringing to an end the First World War. From the summer of 1918, the five divisions of the Australian Corps had been at the forefront of the allied advance to victory. Beginning with their stunning success at the battle of Hamel in July, they helped to turn the tide of the war at Amiens i...n August, followed by the capture of Mont St Quentin and Pèronne, and the breaching of German defences at the Hindenburg Line in September. By early October the exhausted Australians were withdrawn from battle. They had achieved a fighting reputation out of proportion to their numbers, but victory had come at a heavy cost. They suffered almost 48,000 casualties during 1918, including more than 12,000 dead. In the four years of the war more than 330,000 Australians had served overseas, and more than 60,000 of them had died. The social effects of these losses cast a long shadow over the postwar decades.

13.01.2022 Do you have an "Eat Me First" box in your fridge? Watch these tips to get the most out of your fridge. The Rhi Rebellion shows us how to make sure you don't waste any food, use up everything you have, save money and help the planet! For more Food Smart tips and tricks, sign up to the FREE online program at https://mailchi.mp/midwaste/foodsmart/ Mid Coast 4 Kids Our Living Coast MidCoast Council Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Kempsey Shire Council Nambucca Valley Council Coff...s Harbour City Council Coffs Coast Waste Services Midcoast Waste Services MidCoast Libraries Port Macquarie Hastings Library Service Kempsey Shire Library Bellingen Library Coffs Harbour Libraries Dorrigo Library Taree Community Garden Port Macquarie Community Gardens Bowraville Community Gardens Northbank Community GardenCoffs Regional Community Gardens Woopi Gardens South Coffs Community Garden Inc Resource Recovery MidCoast Coffs Coast Growers Manning Valley Community Gardens Gloucester Community GardenBellingen Growers MarketBellingen Community Markets Gloucester Farmers Market Port Macquarie Hastings Sustainability Network Bellingen Environment Centre Bellingen Sustainability Centre The Green Tuncurry Coffs Coast Local Food Gloucester Tip Shop A greener tomorrow, Dorrigo Telegraph Point Community Association IncorporatedPort Macquarie Community Preschool - Munster Street and the Annex Willawarrin Community Hall Cundletown Community Picnic Mid North Coast See more

13.01.2022 National Asbestos Awareness Week 2020 Asbestos lurks in more places than you’d think It is easy to forget that asbestos is still present in millions of Australian homes, but it's a fact that if a house was built or renovated before 1990, there's a good chance it has some asbestos.... Asbestos can be easily disturbed when doing renovations, home improvements and maintenance. National Asbestos Awareness Week, 23-29 November 2020 is a timely reminder to all Nambucca Valley residents to be asbestos aware before they start any work around the home. Asbestos lurks in more places than you’d think. Asbestos is a known carcinogen and inhaling asbestos fibres can cause a number of life-threatening diseases including pleural disease, asbestosis, mesothelioma and lung cancer. Asbestos-related diseases cause approximately 4,000 deaths a year. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Australians have increased their love of DIY and are using the extra time at home to do some home improvements and maintenance. But what they may not know is that this work could be putting their health or someone else’s health at risk. Asbestos materials are still commonly found in bathrooms, laundries, and kitchens as well as behind tiles and under flooring. Mayor of Nambucca Valley Council, Councillor Rhonda Hoban OAM said Council is encouraging our residents to make sure an asbestos check forms part of their DIY checklist before they start any home improvements. Research shows that 1 in 5 DIY’ers have encountered asbestos, but only half sought any kind of professional help to deal with it. Additionally, a third admitted to disposing of the asbestos improperly including in their own household bin or in a neighbour’s bin said Cr Hoban Just like plumbing and electrical work, asbestos removal or jobs around the home that might uncover asbestos - are jobs best left to the experts. We are asking our residents to know the health risk and be aware of where asbestos might be found before starting work. .Asbestos lurks in more places than you’d think. concluded Councillor Hoban. www.asbestos.nsw.gov.au is New South Wales’ one stop shop for all asbestos related queries. ALL MEDIA ENQUIRIES TO: Mayor Rhonda Hoban OAM phone 0408 661 412

13.01.2022 A notice for the patrons of Nambucca Valley Libraries. The borrowing loan time has reverted back to three weeks instead of six weeks. Renewing library items up to two times remains the same. #nambuccavalleylibraries #loveyourlocallibrary #libraryborrowingupdate

12.01.2022 BOWRAVILLE CHILDRENS PLAYGROUND The wonderful inclusive Bowraville Childrens Playground is now completed and with the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions is available for everyone to enjoy. The playground has some wonderful innovative play equipment and the surrounding sports and recreational precinct at Hennessey Tape Oval in Bowraville now offers a revitalized skate park, a BMX track, BBQs and picnic shelters, connecting pathways, and basketball/netball courts as part of th...e conversion of the existing tennis courts. The projects have been developed with input from the community, and the previously developed Bowraville Connections Concept Plan, and grant funding from the NSW Government under several programs including Stronger Country Communities Fund Rounds 1 and 2, Everyone Can Play Program, and the Social Housing Community Improvement Fund. Council has received many letters of support and thanks, and we do appreciate all feedback from the community. An extract from a letter of thanks from the Bowraville Community Preschool acknowledges Councils commitment to delivery of excellent community infrastructure with the support of grant funding and community input: Firstly, thank you. Thank you for acknowledging the need for such a space for the children of Bowraville Community and surrounds. Thank you for listening to the needs and desires of the Community and for taking their ideas forward into the design process. Thank you for a playground design that is beyond belief. It is known, by many, as the BEST Playground around. On behalf of the Community, thank you for giving everyone a space they can be proud of, and area that brings a smile to all those who enter the gates (regardless of their age).

11.01.2022 Podcast on how to make reading fun for kids. Worth a listen. #NambuccaValleyLibraries #Howtomakereadingfunforkids #loveyourlocallibrary

10.01.2022 BOWRAVILLE CONNECTIONS ROUND 1 STRONGER COUNTRY COMMUNITIES PROJECT: AMENITIES UPGRADE, CONNECTING PATHWAYS AND BBQ AREAS The Bowraville Connections Concept Plan was adopted by Council in October 2016, and several elements of this design have now come to fruition with the assistance of considerable grant funding, and incredible on the ground work by Council staff and employed contractors. On Friday, 30 October 2020, the final stage of the NSW Government funded Round 1 Stron...ger Country Communities Project for the Upgrade of Amenities, BBQ areas and connecting pathways in the precinct was realised, and the toilets were open to the public. This project capped off the works commenced in 2018, and brings together all the other completed projects at the Hennessey Tape Oval Recreational Precinct in Bowraville including an upgrade of the skate park, installation of a BMX track, conversion of 2 tennis courts to Basketball/Netball courts, a wonderful inclusive children’s playground, connecting pathways and now accessible amenities with doors painted in Bowraville Tiger orange. All the projects have been developed with input from the community, and the previously developed Bowraville Connections Concept Plan, and grant funding from the NSW Government under several programs including Stronger Country Communities Fund Rounds 1 and 2, Everyone Can Play Program, and the Social Housing Community Improvement Fund. Council has received many letters of support and thanks, and we do appreciate all feedback from the community. Images: Installed BBQ areas and connecting pathways throughout the recreational precinct Upgraded and completed amenities at the Hennessey Tape Oval Precinct Including disabled accessible amenities and baby changing facilities An upgraded storage area in the existing clubhouse at Hennessey Tape Oval

10.01.2022 Calling all kids! Why not give your kids a go at making their own lunch like the students taking part in our Lunchbox Leftovers Pilot Program? We want to know if kids are less likely to throw food away if they help decide what to pack or make lunch themselves. Check out how easy it is to make your own lunch wraps with Rhi - https://youtu.be/7qqOAReO8Mg Food Smart has other tips to cut down your food waste. Sign up at https://mailchi.mp/midwaste/foodsmart/... St Columba Anglican School Port Macquarie Kinchela Public School Aldavilla Primary School Mid Coast 4 Kids Our Living Coast MidCoast Council Port Macquarie-Hastings CouncilKempsey Shire Council Nambucca Valley Council Coffs Harbour City Council Coffs Coast Waste Services Midcoast Waste Services MidCoast Libraries Port Macquarie Hastings Library Service Kempsey Shire Library Bellingen Library Coffs Harbour Libraries Dorrigo Library Taree Community Garden Port Macquarie Community Gardens Bowraville Community Gardens Northbank Community Garden Coffs Regional Community Gardens Cundletown Community Woopi Gardens South Coffs Community Garden Inc Resource Recovery MidCoast Coffs Coast Growers Manning Valley Community Gardens Gloucester Community Garden Bellingen Growers Market Bellingen Community Markets Gloucester Farmers Market Port Macquarie Hastings Sustainability Network Coastal Warriors - Mid North Coast Plastic Wise South West Rocks Bellingen Environment Centre Bellingen Sustainability Centre The Green Tuncurry Coffs Coast Local Food Gloucester Tip Shop A greener tomorrow, Dorrigo Telegraph Point Community Association Incorporated Port Macquarie Community Preschool - Munster Street and the AnnexWillawarrin Community Hall Picnic Mid North Coast

10.01.2022 Story-time is back at the libraries! Please see image for all the details. #nambuccavalleylibraries #storytime

09.01.2022 Springtime is here! Theres no better time to declutter your home. Bring your old fluorescent lightbulbs, batteries, smoke detectors, paints, gas bottles and oils to your local Community Recycling Centre and well recycle or dispose of them safely for FREE! Find your nearest CRC at www.cleanout.com.au MidWaste MidCoast Council Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Kempsey Shire Council Nambucca Valley CouncilCoffs Harbour City Council Coffs Coast Waste Services

08.01.2022 BUSHFIRE RECOVERY: If your home was damaged or destroyed in the bushfires, keep an eye on your mail or email. The Nambucca Valley Council has partnered with Service NSW to ask a few questions about bushfire recovery. Your answers will help us understand what support is most needed in our communities, and to let you know about available assistance.

08.01.2022 VALLA BEACH ALL-PURPOSE COURTS Anderson Park at Valla Beach is now home to two basketball / netball courts and with the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions for organised sports and outside play, the space is available for everyone to enjoy. The courts were a joint project between the NSW Government, under the My Community Project program, Nambucca Valley Council and the Valla Beach Community Association, (VBCA). ... The idea was submitted by the VBCA, and Council was the sponsor for the application. The project Ball Play at Valla Beach made it through the assessment round, with 3 other projects sponsored by Council, and was then open to the Public Vote process through Service NSW. My Community Project was a program made possible by the NSW Generations Fund. There was an incredible response to the public voting process with over 61,400 people voting for projects across NSW, and there was only a limited amount of funding available in each NSW electorate. Only 2 projects received funding in the Oxley electorate one in Kempsey and Ball Play at Valla Beach. The project was developed with input from the community, and works commenced in late 2019. The final component completed early in June 2020. The courts are a great initiative and only made possible with funding from the NSW Government under My Community Project, and contributions form Nambucca Valley Council and the Valla Beach Community Association. A wonderful collaborative result for our community. Council has received some great positive comments, and we do appreciate all feedback from the community.

08.01.2022 Upcoming fee free short courses at TAFE NSW. *Cyber security *Skills for learner drivers *Automotive skills for women Please call into Macksville TAFE 5-9 West Street Macksville, or phone 02 6569 2005 or email [email protected],au

08.01.2022 SAVE THE DATE - BLACK BIRD BUSHFIRE CREATIVE RECOVERY PROJECT! A half day workshop for community members of the Nambucca Valley to explore the benefits of the creative arts. Supported by local artists, performer Nancy Sposato and creative arts therapist Marg Coutts, participants will be guided through accessible movement, visual arts and creative writing activities. In the aftermath of the bushfires this is an opportunity for community members to take time to process, creati...vely respond and connect to others. Dates & Times: Taylors Arm Hall Sunday 18th October 9am 2.30pm Utungun Hall Sunday 1st November 9am 2.30pm No fee required, spaces are limited. Express your interest to: Alison Laverty [email protected] 02 6568 0243

05.01.2022 As we approach the summer season, the NSW Department of Primary Industries is encouraging members of the public to stay informed about the requirements for releasing fish into NSW waterways. You can also learn more about best fishing practices and guidelines to minimise impact on the environment and other members of the community. More information at https://fal.cn/3a2f8 ... Dpi Nsw See more

05.01.2022 Scams Awareness Week 2020 runs from 17-21 August. Click on the link for more information https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/news/scams-awareness-week-2020 Nambucca Valley libraries have information on how to be scam aware. There are helpful links on our web page under the e-Safety @ your library tab too https://www.nambucca.nsw.gov.au/ #nambuccavalleylibraries #scamwatchweek2020 #loveyourlocallibrary

05.01.2022 The message for R U OK?Day 2020 is: 'THERE'S MORE TO SAY AFTER R U OK?' 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone and circumstances have made it even more important for us all to stay connected and, for those who are able, be willing to support those around us. In the lead-up to R U OK?Day well help Australians know what to say when someone says theyre not OK and guide them through how they can continue a conversation that could change a life.... You dont have to be an expert to keep the conversation going when someone says theyre not OK. By knowing what to say you can help someone feel supported and access appropriate help long before theyre in crisis, which can make a really positive difference to their life. Learn what to say after R U OK? and download our FREE resources for tips and ideas to help you share the message in your community. https://www.ruok.org.au/ ***Nambucca Valley Libraries have books that tackle mental health issues*** #loveyourlocallibrary #RUOK2020 #NambuccaValleyLibraries #Mentalhealthawarness

04.01.2022 Position Vacant: Rates Officer (readvertised). For more information click on this link: https://nambucca.recruitmenthub.com.au//title/Rates-Officer

04.01.2022 NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC is celebrated not only in Indigenous communities, but by Australians from all walks of life. The week is a great opportunity to participate in a range of activities and to support your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. #alwayswasalwayswillbe #nambuccavalleylibraries

04.01.2022 Position vacant: RATES OFFICER. For more information, click on the link: https://nambucca.recruitmenthub.com.au//title/Rates-Officer

04.01.2022 Head in to your public library and check out a scary book for this upcoming Halloween. Read to be scared if you dare. #nambuccavalleylibraries #halloween2020 #scarystoriestotellinthedark

03.01.2022 Wednesday 2 September Is Indigenous Literacy Day Follow the link to find out more information #NambuccaValleyLibraries

03.01.2022 The tennis courts at the Taylors Arm Reserve and the Macksville Tennis clubhouse have had a bit of a facelift after the project was completed to upgrade some of the facilities at both sites. The Taylors Arm courts have been fenced, and the lights upgraded so there can now be night games, and the Macksville Clubhouse ramps, roof, gutters and ceiling were also upgraded. The results look great and the committees are extremely happy with the outcome. The project was developed w...ith input from the two committees representing the community, and developed by Council staff. Grant funding was secured for the project under the NSW Governments Round 2 of the Stronger Country Communities Fund. The Taylors Arm Reserve Committee of Management wasted no time promoting the completion of the lighting upgrade and provided Council with the following feedback: The lights were finished last week, (week ending 19/06/2020), and we went down for the first time on Saturday evening for a few games under lights! Was great to see everyone enjoying a game. Agricultural workers who could not normally get a game in due to work commitments before dark were able to play. This is great feedback and wonderful to see this community infrastructure in use already. Everyone is keen to be out there again now there have been some restrictions eased off.

02.01.2022 NATIONAL CELEBRATION DAY AWARDS 2021 The Chairperson of Council’s National Celebration Day Committee, Mayor, Rhonda Hoban OAM, stated today that the committee is inviting nominations for Council’s National Celebration Day Awards which will be presented at a ceremony on the evening of 25 January 2021. Mayor Hoban invites residents to nominate persons considered worthy of recognition in terms of achievement and effort, particularly in regard to 2020.... Nomination forms providing criteria for each section are available from: Nambucca Heads and Macksville Libraries Council’s Administration Centre, 44 Princess Street Macksville Council’s website www.nambucca.nsw.gov.au The closing date for nominations is Friday 11 December 2020 and nominations should be completed on-line on Council’s website or sent to the General Manager, Nambucca Valley Council PO Box 177 Macksville 2447 or emailed to [email protected] Mayor Hoban pointed out that National Celebration Day is a great opportunity for the community to recognise and honour residents and sportspersons of all ages who have achieved success in their endeavours. If you know of a person, organisation or team that has made an outstanding contribution to the community over the past 12 months, please nominate them for an Award under one or more of the following categories: - Citizen of the Year - Young Citizen of the Year - Indigenous Citizen of the Year - Young Indigenous Citizen of the Year - Senior Sports Person - Junior Sports Person - Senior Sports Team - Junior Sports Team - Good Neighbour - Cultural Achievement - Services to the Community

02.01.2022 Don't forget story-time has resumed at both Nambucca and Macksville libraries. Nambucca story-time is held every Tuesday @ 10 A.M. Macksville story-time is held every Friday @ 10 A.M. https://www.nambucca.nsw.gov.au/ #storytime #loveyourlocallibrary

02.01.2022 The Development Application for the Nambucca Library Project has been submitted. See advertisement below. The link to viewing plans is as follows; https://eservices.nambucca.nsw.gov.au/eservice/ #nambuccavalleylibraries #loveyourlocallibrary #haveyoursay

01.01.2022 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS SESSIONS (including lunch) 12noon-3pm Saturday August 29th Utungun Hall... Saturday September 12th South Arm Hall Saturday September 26th Taylor Arm Hall For more information and to RSVP (for catering and COVID purposes) call Alison on 6568 0243 or 0418 377 4030

01.01.2022 Have you ever wondered about the online apps that your children might be accessing and how safe they are? If you answered yes, access the The eSafety Guide below to find out more. Learn about the latest games, apps and social media, including how to protect your information and report inappropriate content. More coming soon! #NambuccaValleyLibraries #eSmartlibraries #digitalliteracyaware #eSafetyguide