MidCoast pilot

Every MidCoast town, with a hub of its own

Thirty-two towns and villages from Taree to Seal Rocks already have a community hub: a front door for the whole town, with each local group running its own corner underneath. They are free, forever, and most of them are still waiting for locals to take them on.

Barrington On the Barrington River Bulahdelah The Myall country town Bungwahl Between the lakes and the sea Coolongolook The highway river village Coomba Park The far shore of Wallis Lake Coopernook The village the highway went around Crowdy Head The headland Cundletown Settled 1831, still going Elands The plateau village Forster Beaches, lake and light Gloucester Gateway to the Tops Hallidays Point The coast between the twins Harrington Where the Manning meets the sea Hawks Nest Between the river and the sea Johns River The northern gate Krambach A village on the Bucketts Way Lansdowne In the hills behind the Manning Manning Point The island village Moorland Between the highway and the hills Mount George Up the Manning Nabiac On the Wallamba North Arm Cove The quiet cove Old Bar Taree's beach town Pacific Palms Lakes on one side, sea on the other Seal Rocks The lighthouse hamlet Smiths Lake The village by the lake Stroud A country town on the Bucketts Way Taree The heart of the Manning Tea Gardens On the Myall Tinonee On the banks of the Manning Tuncurry Forster's twin across the water Wingham Brush, river and the country town square

Every hub is live. Have a look at yours, then add your group under it, or ask to run the hub itself.

Wattle Creek Progress Association Looking after our patch since 1958 Visit their site → Valley Districts Football Club Seniors, juniors and the famous canteen Visit their site → Wattle Valley CWA Scones, advocacy and quiet good work Visit their site → Creekside Landcare Monthly plantings and creek care Visit their site →

Want to run your town's hub?

These hubs were set up so no town had to start from an empty page, using facts from public sources and openly licensed photographs. We set them up and host them as a pilot; none is a council service, and each is waiting for local people to take it on. They are waiting for the people who live there.

Every hub has a "Help run this hub" link in its footer. Put your name down and we will hand it over: the pages, the directory, the events, the lot. It stays free.

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