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Armidale is currently on Level 4 water restrictions and Guyra is on Level 5.

“This program will maximise connections to the national freight rail network – integrating regional lines and connecting local communities to the long-term benefits that flow from Inland Rail.” The Moree office will complement the regional engagement activities of other offices already established by the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Cities and Regional Development in Toowoomba, Dubbo and Wodonga. “Connecting regional communities to domestic and international markets will ensure our producers and manufacturers remain globally competitive into the future.” Minister for Regional Services, Decentralisation and Local Government and Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton said that the additional office in Moree reflected the Australian Government’s commitment to unlock the potential of our regions. “Further, local governments in the area have indicated their support and desire to develop long-term benefits through this significant infrastructure project being delivered by the Coalition Government.” Mr Coulton said Moree is uniquely positioned to drive better freight productivity through road and rail connections to Inland Rail.

The history of home-made clothes and the emergence of fast fashion is explored in Armidale Folk Museum’s most recent display.

We’ll be closing our libraries to implement new technology and create a better experience for you.

Wellington Shire Council (Council) gives notice under Section 189 of the Local Government Act 1989 (Vic) (Act) that it intends to sell land at West Sale Airport known as Lot 5 – 20 Jackson Drive, Fulham VIC 3851.

Local volunteer, Shirley Hill has celebrated 20 years of providing visitors with tourism information at the Bairnsdale Visitor Information Centre (VIC).21/07/2019Find out more ...

Burdekin Shire Council advises repairs to the pedestrian crossing at the intersection of Queen and Edwards Street will be undertaken on Sunday 28 July 2019, weather and construction conditions permitting.

There will be over 2,500 musicians from primary and high schools descending on the Top Stage of the Queen Street Mall to perform for the public. There will be a variety of ensembles performing including string and full orchestras, jazz and concert bands, symphonic ensembles as well as choirs, rock bands and guitar ensembles. Venue address: Queen Street Mall, Queen Street, Brisbane City Venue: Queen Street Mall, Brisbane City Event type: Family events, Free, Music Cost: Free Age: All ages Bookings: No bookings required.

“Council is grateful to be partnering with Telstra, TAFE Queensland, USQ and TSBE for the awards this year with $10000 in prizes up for grabs including an exclusive guided tour of Telstra’s Customer Insight Centre in Sydney for the winning team. “I look forward to seeing what creative ideas and innovations our region’s students can create together.” About the Awards The Innovation Awards will consist of two (2) separate competition phases in Terms 3 and 4 of the 2019 school year, as well as a Final Pitch and Presentation Night. Phase 1 – Idea Generation Phase 2 – Idea Development and Refinement Final Pitch and Presentation night The Awards will open for entries on 22 July 2019 and conclude on 30 October 2019 with the Final Pitch and Presentation Night at the University of Southern Queensland.

We are offering surplus assets no longer required by Council to community groups for their use at no cost! Released on 22 July 2019

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From 10am to 3pm, Gnomon Pavilion, Wharf Precinct Ulverstone The post ART MOTO | 27 JULY appeared first on Central Coast Council.

The Tasmanian Government is conducting a major review of Tasmania’s Local Government Legislation Framework. The Review was announced in June 2018 and will involve extensive consultation with the local government sector, the community and affected stakeholders. Further information, including on the scope of the Review. Its objectives and Terms of … Continue reading →

Fundraiser for the Wilmot Memorial Hall on Main Rd, Wilmot from 6.30pm. The post TRIVIA NIGHT | SATURDAY 20 JULY appeared first on Central Coast Council.

Volunteers from local emergency and advisory groups were formally recognised on Wednesday 17 July 2019, as the City of Rockingham paid tribute to their efforts during a special celebration at the Gary Holland Community Centre.

Please be advised that the following unsealed roads to Karara are now opened to all vehicles. – Perenjori/Rothsay Road-Warridar Coppermine Road– Karara RoadFor further information please contact Ken Markham 0427 731 002 The post PUBLIC NOTICE – Roads Open appeared first on Shire of Perenjori WA.

Amateur photographers in the City of Rockingham have less than a month left to enter the 2019 Act-Belong-Commit PhotoVoice Rockingham Competition.

Wagait Shire Council Tenders The Council has four computers for tender to close 2pm 26 July in the office tender box. The computers have been replaced by a grant to upgrade the Council’s record and financial management systems. The common age of the computers is approximately 10 years (their operating system is Windows 7). The […]

Now open for public consultation - Councils' DRAFT Regional Plan

The Northern Territory Government has provided an additional $1M in funding toward grassroots projects in Darwin suburbs, matching City of Darwin’s $1M 2019/20 budget commitment.