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Contractors have completed inspections at a number of test bore sites this week and will now begin exploration drilling on Tuesday to find ground water sources to supplement the Armidale region’s dwindling town water supplies.

Test drilling will begin next week to find ground water sources to supplement the Armidale region’s town water supplies, as the region remains in Level 5 water restrictions.

 Come down to the Animal Shelter every Wednesday for the month of October between 3.00-4.00pm for FREE micro-chipping of you dog or cat. No appointment required. Puppies and kittens under the age of 6 months must present with a copy of their health passport or immunisation certificates to be eligible for this service. Free microchipping […]

Ouyen residents are encouraged to celebrate national Children’s Week with Council by coming along to a free community event at Blackburn Park on Friday 25 October.

East Gippsland Shire Council recently completed a review to streamline its representation on external committees.14/10/2019Find out more ...

New stainless steel enclosures will be installed throughout the municipality to house East Gippsland Shire Council’s 240-litre street rubbish and recycling bins.14/10/2019Find out more ...

Wednesday, October 16, 2019, 5:30 – 10pm In celebration of Brisbane hosting the 2019 INAS Global Games, Brisbane City Council is projecting local artist, Martin Edge’s ‘Bridges of Brisbane’ and ‘Brisbane City Hall’ onto the William Jolly Bridge from 5:30 –10pm nightly until Friday 18 October 2019. He describes himself as a naïve artist who captures the world according to his everyday life, including adventures that he has been on or aspires to undertake. Martin’s work is represented in state and national institutional collections including: The Parliament House Art Collection Canberra, Gold Coast University Hospital, Lady Cilento Children's Hospital, State Library of Queensland, Maitland Regional Art Gallery and the Moreton Bay Regional Art Collection.

Thursday, October 17, 2019, 5:30 – 10pm In celebration of Brisbane hosting the 2019 INAS Global Games, Brisbane City Council is projecting local artist, Martin Edge’s ‘Bridges of Brisbane’ and ‘Brisbane City Hall’ onto the William Jolly Bridge from 5:30 –10pm nightly until Friday 18 October 2019. He describes himself as a naïve artist who captures the world according to his everyday life, including adventures that he has been on or aspires to undertake. Martin’s work is represented in state and national institutional collections including: The Parliament House Art Collection Canberra, Gold Coast University Hospital, Lady Cilento Children's Hospital, State Library of Queensland, Maitland Regional Art Gallery and the Moreton Bay Regional Art Collection.

Friday, October 18, 2019, 5:30 – 10pm In celebration of Brisbane hosting the 2019 INAS Global Games, Brisbane City Council is projecting local artist, Martin Edge’s ‘Bridges of Brisbane’ and ‘Brisbane City Hall’ onto the William Jolly Bridge from 5:30 –10pm nightly until Friday 18 October 2019. He describes himself as a naïve artist who captures the world according to his everyday life, including adventures that he has been on or aspires to undertake. Martin’s work is represented in state and national institutional collections including: The Parliament House Art Collection Canberra, Gold Coast University Hospital, Lady Cilento Children's Hospital, State Library of Queensland, Maitland Regional Art Gallery and the Moreton Bay Regional Art Collection.

Rotary are getting behind the project and encourage as many people to attend and help raise awareness to both the effects of the drought and the 2019 Let it Pour campaign Great Northern Brewing Co. (GNBC) has kicked off the national Let it Pour fundraising campaign which will see hundreds of pubs and clubs across Australia unite on a single weekend in October to open their hearts and wallets for drought-stricken farmers. Following on from last year’s inaugural Let it Pour campaign, which raised over $1 million for drought relief, GNBC will donate 1000 beer kegs to hundreds of hotels and venues nationally to stage fundraisers over the weekend of October 25-27.

When: Tuesday, 12 November Where: Rydges Pit Lane Investment: TICSA Members $60 / Non-members $80 Click below for more information TourismIQ Workshop: Developing a new tourism experience, key steps from an idea to market launch – Murray River, Lakes & Coorong at Rydges Pit Lane...

In accordance with the requirements of Section 92 the Local Government Act 1999, the Berri Barmera Council has revised its Access to Meetings – Code of Practice and hereby invites public comments / submissions on the Policy as part of the Public Consultation process.

From 5.30pm live at the Gnomon Room, Ulverstone Wharf Precinct The post THE MENTOLISTS | 27 SEPTEMBER appeared first on Central Coast Council.

Motorists are advised that temporary road closures and loss of parking are expected at Salamanca Place on Friday 20 September.

Details of a public meeting about the sale of public land containing the Cygnet Medical The post PUBLIC MEETING – SALE OF PUBLIC LAND, CYGNET – MONDAY 14 OCTOBER 2019 @ 6PM appeared first on Huon Valley Council.

Notice is given of the City of Wanneroo's upcoming swearing in ceremony following the 2019 Local Government Election.

The City of Cockburn’s old bin lids are being recycled into craypots thanks to a partnership between the City and local business Green Machines Lab.

Jeanette says nominate now for 2020 Australia Day Awards

  Purpose of Report To Inform Council and community of activities and to provide the community at large with information that is important and noteworthy. What’s been happening……  The Mandorah Marine Precinct development is coming along. The Department has advised that a barge will be off the jetty for the next few weeks undertaking some […]

Physical copies of the Regional Plan 2019 - 2020 have arrived from the printer!

The Barkly Regional Deal Interim Governance Table is seeking 2 youth (1 Male & 1 Female)