Community News

Keeping Pearl Beach beautiful is something our community takes great pride in. Now there's an easy new way for residents to reduce waste going to landfill while helping improve recycling across Australia. Curby stickers are available at the Pearl Beach Memorial Hall. Curby is a free recycling program that allows households to recycle soft plastics through their regular household recycling bin — no special drop-off required. Soft plastics such as bread bags, chip packets, past

The Pearl Beach Singers, led by Pauline Toohey, have built a strong reputation for their uplifting community performances and are excited to host friends and visitors from across the Peninsula at a local showcase in Pearl Beach. The celebration of local music and community spirit will take place on Saturday August 22, from 2-5pm. The afternoon promises a lively program of performances and singalongs featuring the Pearl Beach Singers, the local ukulele group, and popular band

The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) has advised the Pearl Beach Progress Association that repair and upgrade works are planned for the Pearl Beach–Patonga Fire Trail within Brisbane Water National Park. The project is designed to repair erosion and surface damage, improve drainage and restore safe access for bushfire management, emergency response and park management. Planned works are expected to include: Repairing and resurfacing sections of the existing trai

Local resident Pippa Binfield, MP Liesl Tesch and Emma Kark from OzFish, at the launch of the Pearl Beach Tangle Bins. Pearl Beach's efforts to make its beaches safer and cleaner were recently showcased on ABC Central Coast, with local resident Pippa Binfield interviewed by presenter Caroline Perryman as part of the station's Waste Free Wednesday segment. The initiative began after several residents shared stories of dogs swallowing discarded fishing hooks and children steppi