Category: Lake Macquarie
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Redbluff Boardwalk Closed After Vessel Collision: Safety Precaution
Redbluff Boardwalk at Lake Macquarie is currently closed to the public due to structural damage caused by a recent vessel collision during strong wind conditions. The incident occurred on Wednesday, June 25. The local authorities have cordoned off the walkway as a safety precaution following initial inspections that revealed the extent of the damage. Welcome…
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Lake Macquarie City Council Drives Sustainable Growth and Community Engagement
Lake Macquarie City Council is focused on strategic growth for a sustainable future. The community goals, developed through extensive engagement, envision a city with a diverse economy, strong environmental protection, vibrant social connections, and effective governance. Welcome to Lake Macquarie – New South Wales: A Fun DIY Visitors Guide | $14.29 The organizational values of…
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City Council Boosts Lake Macquarie Events and Housing Initiatives
Surf’s up in Lake Macquarie as a series of aquatic events secure funding from the City Council. At the latest Council meeting, 21 event applications received approval for financial support under the Event Funding Program 2025-2026. Among the notable events greenlit were Let’s Surf Lake Mac at Redhead Beach, the Youth Surfing National Battle at…
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Key Topics at Lake Macquarie Council Meeting June 30, 2025
The upcoming Council meeting of Lake Macquarie City Council is set for June 30, 2025, at Windale Hub. The ordinary meeting is scheduled to commence at 6:30 pm. For those unable to attend in person, the proceedings can be viewed live online at webcast.lakemac.com.au. The agenda includes various items up for discussion, with the full…
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Lake Macquarie Council Delays Green Waste Recycling Approval
Lake Macquarie councillors have decided to delay the approval of a modified development application by JET Group, a green waste recycling business in Toronto. The owner, Damien Jensen, presented his case at the council meeting, seeking permission to resume operations after a two-year halt. The proposed changes aim to limit waste processing to 1,000 tonnes…
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Major Dredging Project to Enhance Swansea Channel Access
Lake Macquarie City Council is leading a significant project to address the ongoing issue of sand build-up in Swansea Channel, the crucial entrance to Lake Macquarie. This initiative involves the design, supply, and delivery of a new dredge vessel and sand transfer system, aiming to ensure safe access for vessels navigating the channel. Welcome to…
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JET Group’s Fate Hangs on Council Decision Over Green Waste
Lake Macquarie councillors are set to make a crucial decision regarding the future of the JET Group, a Toronto-based company that has been embroiled in a lengthy battle to revive its green waste recycling business. The owner, Damien Jensen, is hoping to sway the council to approve a modified development application that would allow the…
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Awaba Waste Management Facility Expansion Ensures Sustainable Waste Solutions
The Awaba Waste Management Facility in Lake Macquarie plays a crucial role in managing waste for a significant population. Over the years, the council has implemented innovative waste management solutions to reduce total waste tonnage. Despite these efforts, the facility requires expansion to cater to the increasing waste production from a growing community. In 2020,…
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Lake Macquarie Council Introduces Tiny Homes to Tackle Housing Crisis
Lake Macquarie City Council is embarking on a groundbreaking initiative to address the pressing housing needs in the region. In a bid to combat Australia’s housing crisis, the council will be conducting a trial introducing ‘tiny homes’ in Belmont North. This innovative project is part of a comprehensive strategy that emerged from a housing forum…
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Government Road Footbridge Closed for Safety by Lake Macquarie Council
The timber pedestrian footbridge on Government Road in Cardiff has been closed by Lake Macquarie City Council due to structural concerns following a recent inspection. This precautionary measure, effective from Thursday, aims to ensure public safety. Pedestrians are advised to use alternative routes via Park Street, Hill Street, and Government Road while further assessments are…