Community invited to have their say on the Albury Gold Cup public holiday

AlburyCity is seeking feedback from the community to determine if there is support for a half-day or full-day public holiday for the Albury Gold Cup events in 2026 and 2027.The Albury Gold Cup has enjoyed significant popularity for many years, with the event recognised as one of the premier regional racing carnivals in NSW.It also provides significant economic benefit for our city, with the 2024 event attracting around 12,500 attendees, generating an estimated $4.21m in economic impact.AlburyCity is required to make an application to the NSW Government for any local public holidays.
AlburyCity News 10 Apr 2025
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Community invited to have their say on the Albury Gold Cup public holiday

Community invited to have their say on the Albury Gold Cup public holiday

AlburyCity is seeking feedback from the community to determine if there is support for a half-day or full-day public holiday for the Albury Gold Cup events in 2026 and 2027.The Albury Gold Cup has enj…
AlburyCity News 28 Mar 2025
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Community feedback sought on Lavington Swim Centre redevelopment concepts

Community feedback sought on Lavington Swim Centre redevelopment concepts

Community feedback will play a pivotal role in the essential redevelopment of the Lavington Swim Centre. AlburyCity councillors on Monday night endorsed a decision to place four concept designs for th…
AlburyCity News 28 Mar 2025
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Gold medal winning Olympian celebrated for International Women's Day Armidale Regional Council

Gold medal winning Olympian celebrated for International Women's Day Armidale Regional Council

An exhibition celebrating gold-medal winning Australian Olympian, Armidale’s own Dr Kathleen Partridge will be on display in Armidale Regional Council’s foyer art space in time for International Women…
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Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred: Key information for Armidale region Armidale Regional Council

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred: Key information for Armidale region Armidale Regional Council

Access essential information and support that can help you prepare for and respond to potential impacts of Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
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Armidale region included in National Disaster Declaration Armidale Regional Council

Armidale region included in National Disaster Declaration Armidale Regional Council

Support is available for residents, businesses and primary producers in our region impacted by severe weather caused by Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
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Ballina Council set to improve beach access at Lighthouse Beach06 February 2025

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Ballina (Area) 6 Feb 2025
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Ballina Shire Schools invited to join the Let's Get it Sorted Schools Challenge 202531 January 2025

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Ballina (Area) 31 Jan 2025
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Yanga National Park – Update 17 January 2022

Yanga National Park – Update 17 January 2022

Yanga Update – Homestead Precinct, Woolshed Precinct, Woolshed Picnic Area, The Willows and *Regatta Beach* are OPEN.
Balranald (Area) 3 Feb 2022
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Blue Green Algae Reports

Blue Green Algae Reports

Far West RACC Algae Report Far West Blue-Green Algal Reports are based on samples collected by various councils; Moree Plains, Walgett, Brewarrina, Bourke and Central Darling Shire Councils and Water …
Balranald (Area) 21 Dec 2021
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NSW SES FLOOD WATCH – MURRUMBIDGEE RIVER AT NARRANDERA, DARLINGTON POINT AND HAY

NSW SES FLOOD WATCH – MURRUMBIDGEE RIVER AT NARRANDERA, DARLINGTON POINT AND HAY

Acknowledgement of Country: Council acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which our offices and services are located.
Balranald (Area) 10 Dec 2021
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What's New in Bathurst - November 2020

What's New in Bathurst - November 2020

Catch up on all the latest news, events and updates from Council in Bathurst. From community activities to important announcements, find out what's happening in our region.
Bathurst 6 Nov 2020
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NAIDOC celebrations go online

NAIDOC celebrations go online

NAIDOC celebrations go online 06 Nov 2020 MEDIA RELEASE 6 November 2020 Bathurst’s NAIDOC Week celebrations will go online this year with a video of the flag raising ceremony and interviews featu…
Bathurst 6 Nov 2020
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Draft landscape plan for Sawpit Creek Open Space Reserve

Draft landscape plan for Sawpit Creek Open Space Reserve

MEDIA RELEASE 6 October 2020 A draft landscape plan for Sawpit Creek Open Space Reserve featuring an extension to the Kath Knowles pathway and providing connections to proposed and existing pathway n…
Bathurst 6 Nov 2020
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News Story - Community Budget Requests 2025/26 » Shire of Bruce Rock

News Story - Community Budget Requests 2025/26 » Shire of Bruce Rock

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Bega Valley Shire 2 Mar 2025
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Mobile recycling centre hits the road

Mobile recycling centre hits the road

MEDIA RELEASE 2022 - Bega Valley Shire Council’s Mobile Recycling Centre has a new regular schedule,...
Bega Valley Shire 16 Feb 2022
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Soft plastics comp offers chance to win

Soft plastics comp offers chance to win

MEDIA RELEASE 2022 - Soft plastics consumers and recyclers are in with another chance to win a bundle...
Bega Valley Shire 16 Feb 2022
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Find the latest news and updates on Council's new website

Find the latest news and updates on Council's new website

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Covid-19 Updates

Covid-19 Updates

From 6pm on 26 June new restrictions are in place for NSW including Bellingen Shire including masks to be worn in all indoor, non-residential settings.  Further, Council has made the decision to trans…
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Burdett Park Amenities Reopened

Burdett Park Amenities Reopened

Council is pleased to annouce the reopening of the Burdett Park amenities block and car park in Fernmount from this afternoon Friday 25 June 2021.
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Council opposes changes to rules governing developer contributions

Council opposes changes to rules governing developer contributions

Blacktown City Council has joined councils across New South Wales in strongly opposing proposed changes to rules governing developer infrastructure contributions in new housing developments.
Blacktown City 16 Jul 2021
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COVID warnings for Blacktown City

COVID warnings for Blacktown City

COVID warnings for Blacktown City Published on 13 July 2021 Blacktown City Council has been advised that a staff member from an organisation that operates in the Westpoint Centre in Blacktown has test…
Blacktown City 13 Jul 2021
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'Lighting' up parks for our community during lockdown

'Lighting' up parks for our community during lockdown

The Mayor of Blacktown City, Tony Bleasdale OAM is delighted that our community has embraced our idea to light some of our parks during lockdown.
Blacktown City 13 Jul 2021
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$5 million in capital expenditure included in draft Council budget

$5 million in capital expenditure included in draft Council budget

Communities within Bland Shire will benefit from more than $5 million of capital expenditure after the Council endorsed its draft budget for 2020/2021 on Tuesday, 21 April.
Bland Shire Council 22 Apr 2020
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Local businesses and the community invited to get involved in Inland Rail project

Local businesses and the community invited to get involved in Inland Rail project

Local business could be in for a boost by registering their interest in the Inland Rail project set to enhance 173 kilometres of existing rail corridor between Stockinbingal and Parkes (S2P).A regiona…
Bland Shire Council 22 Jan 2020
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World renowned chainsaw artist to add to Bland Art Trail

World renowned chainsaw artist to add to Bland Art Trail

The work will create a large scale artwork in McCann Park which will add significantly to the Bland Shire’s emerging art trail which also includes the Big Football at Ungarie, the Weethalle Silo mural…
Bland Shire Council 24 Sep 2019
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Make a Plan B to stay safe over the festive season

With the silly season upon us, Council is urging the community to stay safe as they attend celebrations and summer gatherings.
Blue Mountains 12 Dec 2024
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Council encouraging drivers to slow down in our streets

‘Slow Down in My Street’ is a local road safety initiative running from 16 December to 11 January.
Blue Mountains 12 Dec 2024
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Community all aboard for Lapstone Hill Tunnel community open days

The Lapstone Hill Tunnel lit up last weekend as around 1,500 people from across the Blue Mountains and beyond took the opportunity to walk or cycle through this impressive state heritage listed struct…
Blue Mountains 10 Dec 2024
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Nominations Open for 2025 Civic Ball Debutantes

Nominations Open for 2025 Civic Ball Debutantes

Young women in Broken Hill are invited to put their names forward for this year’s Civic Ball, set to take place on Friday, October 24.
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Easter Weekend and ANZAC Day 2025: Hours of operation

Easter Weekend and ANZAC Day 2025: Hours of operation

Council's hours of operation over the 2025 Easter weekend and ANZAC Day holidays.
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Entries Now Open for the 2025 Pro Hart Outback Art Prize

Entries Now Open for the 2025 Pro Hart Outback Art Prize

Entries Now Open for the 2025 Pro Hart Outback Art Prize Published on 07 April 2025 Broken Hill City Art Gallery is pleased to announce that entries are now open for the 2025 Pro Hart Outback Art Priz…
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A new plan for housing in the Byron Shire on its way in 2024

A new plan for housing in the Byron Shire on its way in 2024

For six weeks the most popular page on Byron Shire Council’s website was the Housing Options Paper, with almost 2,000 views and 286 submissions presented to staff for review.The development and exhibi…
Byron Shire Council 20 Dec 2023
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New fenced dog parks now open in Mullumbimby

New fenced dog parks now open in Mullumbimby

New fenced dog parks now open in Mullumbimby Published on 19 December 2023 Dog owners in Mullumbimby have a new leash-free area to walk their hounds with two dog parks now open and ready for use.
Byron Shire Council 19 Dec 2023
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Check signage for parking, camping and dog information

Check signage for parking, camping and dog information

Check signage for parking, camping and dog information Published on 18 December 2023 Byron Shire Council will be working closely with the Tweed Byron Police District and National Parks and Wildlife Se…
Byron Shire Council 18 Dec 2023
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Suggestions sought for community drought projects

Suggestions sought for community drought projects

Mayor welcomes NSW Government's $2.17m investment in Cabonne's future Published on 11 October 2018 Eight Cabonne Council projects have received more than $2 million from the NSW Government in …
Cabonne Council 15 Oct 2018
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Mayor welcomes NSW Government's $2.17m investment in Cabonne's future

Mayor welcomes NSW Government's $2.17m investment in Cabonne's future

Eight Cabonne Council projects have received more than $2 million from the NSW Government in what the Mayor has described as a once-in-a-generation funding boost for the village of Cumnock. Acceptin…
Cabonne Council 11 Oct 2018
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Temporary Water Supply Interruption - King Street, Molong

Temporary Water Supply Interruption - King Street, Molong

Cabonne Council wishes to advise that water has been switched off at King Street, Molong, for approximately three hours this afternoon (9th October 2018). The water can be expected to be turned back o…
Cabonne Council 9 Oct 2018
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Local projects announced for $145 million WestInvest funding

Local projects announced for $145 million WestInvest funding

04 Feb 2023 All suburbs Airds, Ambarvale, Bardia, Blair Athol, Blairmount, Bow Bowing, Bradbury, Campbelltown, Claymore, Denham Court, Eagle Vale, Englorie Park, Eschol Park, Gilead, Glen Alpine, Glen…
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Have your say on Campbelltown Southern Catchments Flood Study

Have your say on Campbelltown Southern Catchments Flood Study

27 Jan 2023 All suburbs Airds, Ambarvale, Bardia, Blair Athol, Blairmount, Bow Bowing, Bradbury, Campbelltown, Claymore, Denham Court, Eagle Vale, Englorie Park, Eschol Park, Gilead, Glen Alpine, Glen…
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Invictus Games comes to the bay

Invictus Games comes to the bay

Mayor Angelo Tsirekas today welcomes the 2018 Invictus Games to the City of Canada Bay. “After Council’s resolution earlier this year to support the Games, and months of planning in the lead up, the h…
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Redevelopment of Concord Oval_MR 2018

Redevelopment of Concord Oval_MR 2018

PLANS UNVEILED FOR CONCORD OVAL In the most ambitious infrastructure project ever undertaken by the City of Canada Bay, the redevelopment of Concord Oval is set to transform the iconic local venue int…
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Learn to Swim program

Learn to Swim program

To ensure young residents are ready to safely hit pools and beaches this season, the City of Canada Bay is offering 50 per cent off swimming lessons at Cabarita and Drummoyne swimming centres, City of…
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Finding a job and having fun – CBCity’s Youth Week

Finding a job and having fun – CBCity’s Youth Week

Looking for help finding a job or a fun night out skating?
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Let your hair hang down at Youth Festival

Let your hair hang down at Youth Festival

Bankstown Arts Centre will be buzzing with art, music, poetry and more, when it hosts the NEXUS Youth Arts Festival this weekend.
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Bankstown Arts Centre presents ‘Homelands’ for Refugee Week

Bankstown Arts Centre presents ‘Homelands’ for Refugee Week

Bankstown Arts Centre presents ‘Homelands’ for Refugee Weekhttps://www.cbcity.nsw.gov.au/media/bankstown-arts-centre-presents-‘homelands’-for-refugee-weekBankstown Arts Centre presents ‘Homelands’ for…
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UPCOMING ROAD WORKS – CARRATHOOL RD

UPCOMING ROAD WORKS – CARRATHOOL RD

EXISTING SEALED ROAD REHABILITATION Pavement rehabilitation work for the upgrade the Carrathool Road 11.5km (from intersection of Murrumbidgee River Road to the Railway crossing / Wrights Lane interse…
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2022 Seniors Luncheon

2022 Seniors Luncheon

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Jagers Pit - Mitchells Road

Jagers Pit - Mitchells Road

Council will be undertaking work on Mitchells Road at Jager’s Pit.  During this time Mitchells Road will be closed to all traffic from Sloanes Road intersection (as indicated in red on the map below).…
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Wyong Town Centre Heritage Tour

Wyong Town Centre Heritage Tour

As part of Heritage Month, take a fascinating guided walking tour around historic Wyong learning about its establishment and development since 1887.
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Arty Crafters Autumn Exhibition

Arty Crafters Autumn Exhibition

The Arty Crafters Autumn Exhibition An annual exhibition and sale of unique art and craft items by local artists.
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Youth Week 2023 events

Central Coast Council in collaboration with local young people and youth service providers is celebrating National Youth Week with a...
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Council’s free tree giveaway postponed

Due to the restrictions in place to stop the spread of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) Council has postponed the free tree giveaway until later in the year.
Cessnock City Council 24 Mar 2020
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Learner Driver Workshop Postponed

Cessnock City Council in partnership with Transport NSW had scheduled a free workshop for parents and supervisors of learner drivers on Thursday 26 March 2020. Due to the restrictions in place to stop…
Cessnock City Council 24 Mar 2020
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COVID-19: Safety of community and staff paramount

COVID-19: Safety of community and staff paramount

The safety of community and staff is a priority for Cessnock City Council in relation to COVID-19 (novel coronavirus).
Cessnock City Council 20 Mar 2020
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Work opportunities available during Council by-election

Work opportunities available during Council by-election

There are a number of temporary work opportunities available during next month's Council by-election.
Cobar Shire Council 20 Jan 2022
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February 26 set for Council by-election

February 26 set for Council by-election

Cobar Shire Council will hold a by-election on Saturday, 26 February to vote in one new councillor.
Cobar Shire Council 13 Jan 2022
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Pool makes splash with summer activities for all the family

Pool makes splash with summer activities for all the family

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Cobar Shire Council 21 Dec 2021
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Coffs Council Sets New Digital Standard with Improved Website Experience

Coffs Council Sets New Digital Standard with Improved Website Experience

With increasing community reliance on digital platforms to conduct transactions and seek information, Coffs Harbour City Council has launched a new corporate website to make life easier for residents,…
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Coffs Council Service Delivery Changes to Support Regional NSW Stay at Home Restrictions

Coffs Council Service Delivery Changes to Support Regional NSW Stay at Home Restrictions

A number of changes have been made to Council’s service delivery including facility closures as a result of the public health orders and stay at home restrictions in place across regional NSW.  These …
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Still 2021 Winner Announced: Silent Cop by Blak Douglas

Still 2021 Winner Announced: Silent Cop by Blak Douglas

The $30,000 Still: National Still Life Award 2021, has been awarded to Dunghutti artist Blak Douglas for his sculpture Silent Cop 2021, a memorial to black deaths in custody.
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Zumba for ages 5 to 12 years

Zumba for ages 5 to 12 years

Zumba for children is a way to introduce children to movement and music in a playful and engaging way, promoting physical activity while fostering a love for dancing.
Cumberland Council 17 Apr 2025
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New Website Launch

New Website Launch

Dungog Shire Council are excited to announce that we will be launching a new website at 10am on Thursday 15 December. The new site will make it easier to find information on Council services, developm…
Dungog Shire Council 13 Dec 2022
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Message from the Mayor: 9 December 2022

Message from the Mayor: 9 December 2022

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'Hospitality Heroes' Program Serves Up Skills & Smiles in Youth Week

'Hospitality Heroes' Program Serves Up Skills & Smiles in Youth Week

'Hospitality Heroes' Program Serves Up Skills & Smiles in Youth Week Published on 11 April 2025 More than forty Year 9-11 Deniliquin High School students were introduced to the world of ho…
Edward River Council 11 Apr 2025
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Call for community cooperation on COVID compliance

Call for community cooperation on COVID compliance

Eurobodalla Council is continuing to work with NSW Health on COVID-19 safety and compliance throughout the shire.Southern NSW Health Environmental Health and Tobacco Compliance Officers, along with au…
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Free workshop for supervisors of learner drivers

Free workshop for supervisors of learner drivers

Eurobodalla Council will host a free workshop to help parents and carers guide their learner drivers.Council’s road safety Officer Kate McDougall said the practical workshop was full of tips for anyon…
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Council meetings resume February

Council meetings resume February

Eurobodalla Council meetings, public forum and public access resume in February.With NSW Government restrictions eased, meetings were anticipated to return to the Council Chamber next month.
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Amendment to Fairfield City Council's 2020-2021 Fees and Charges

Amendment to Fairfield City Council's 2020-2021 Fees and Charges

The following fees will be introduced to Council’s Fees and Charges subsequent to the recent public exhibition of the 2020-2021 Operational Plan.
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Community centres and halls to reopen

Community centres and halls to reopen

Community centres and halls to reopen Published Thursday, 18th June 2020 Fairfield School of Arts Fairfield City’s community centres and halls will reopen from Monday, 22 June following the easing of …
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Libraries start reopening with priority given to seniors and HSC students

Libraries start reopening with priority given to seniors and HSC students

Library customers will be able to visit Fairfield City Open Libraries to borrow books and other library items and use computers, printers and study spaces from next Monday, 22 June 2020.
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Federation Council Snippets 16-4-2025

Federation Council Snippets 16-4-2025

Federation Council Snippets provides information to the community on a weekly basis.
Federation Council 16 Apr 2025
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Federation Council reopens repaired Fishing Platform at Rowers Park

Federation Council reopens repaired Fishing Platform at Rowers Park

Federation Council is pleased to announce the reopening of the fishing platform at Rowers Park, Corowa, following extensive repairs.
Federation Council 15 Apr 2025
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Anzac Day Public Holiday

Anzac Day Public Holiday

Council wishes to advise that Council offices, services and facilities will have altered operating hours on the Anzac Day public holiday on Friday 25 April, 2025.
Federation Council 11 Apr 2025
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April Council meeting briefs

April Council meeting briefs

17 April, 2025 Bill to split the Hunter New England Health District Gunnedah Shire Council will call on the New South Wales Minister for Health to review the performance of Hunter New England Health S…
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Key documents guiding Council activities on public display

Key documents guiding Council activities on public display

17 April 2025 Gunnedah Shire Council is seeking community feedback on four key documents that detail Council activities for the current term and the 2025/26 financial year.
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Community members asked to put their hands up for Youth Working Group

Community members asked to put their hands up for Youth Working Group

16 April 2025 Young people (aged 12 to 24) and community representatives are being asked to put their hands up for a new Gunnedah Shire Council Youth Working Group.
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Development Application 6/2021

Development Application 6/2021

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Gwydir Shire Council 10 Feb 2021
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Development Application 2/2021

Development Application 2/2021

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Development Application 7/2021

Development Application 7/2021

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Council to strengthen Refugee Welcome Centre ties with local schools and sports clubs

Council to strengthen Refugee Welcome Centre ties with local schools and sports clubs

Navigate to home page Inner West Council is a local government area in inner western Sydney.
Inner West Council 13 Aug 2018
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Developers to foot bill for assessment of rezoning proposals

Developers to foot bill for assessment of rezoning proposals

Navigate to home page Inner West Council is a local government area in inner western Sydney.
Inner West Council 8 Aug 2018
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Have your say on WestConnex parliamentary inquiry

Have your say on WestConnex parliamentary inquiry

Navigate to home page Inner West Council is a local government area in inner western Sydney.
Inner West Council 7 Aug 2018
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Voting at KMI Supper Room

Voting at KMI Supper Room

Due to a prior booking in the main hall of the Kyogle Memorial Institute (KMI), voting at Kyogle in the 3 May Federal Election will take place in the KMI […]
Kyogle Council News 17 Apr 2025
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Waste facilities closed over Easter

Waste facilities closed over Easter

All of Council’s waste facilities including the Kyogle Landfill Facility and village transfer stations will be closed for the four days of Easter.
Kyogle Council News 17 Apr 2025
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Draft budget sets the groundwork for growth/prosperity

Draft budget sets the groundwork for growth/prosperity

A responsible budget that sets the groundwork for growth, improvement and prosperity. That’s how Kyogle Council Mayor Danielle Mulholland has described the $61.3 million draft budget which Council vot…
Kyogle Council News 14 Apr 2025
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TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE - INTERSECTION OF BOONA ROAD AND MAITLAND STREET CONDOBOLIN

TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE - INTERSECTION OF BOONA ROAD AND MAITLAND STREET CONDOBOLIN

TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE - INTERSECTION OF BOONA ROAD AND MAITLAND STREET CONDOBOLIN 16 Feb 2022 12:36 PM - The community is advised that there will be road works carried out for culvert replacement at …
Lachlan Council News 16 Feb 2022
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TEN01/25

TEN01/25

Tender Number: TEN01/25 Description: Hire / Purchase & Maintenance of Landfill Plant at Lithgow Solid Waste Facility.
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Development Proposal – DA033/25

DA033/25 Development Proposal Council is in receipt of a development application for a 39 PLACE CENTRE-BASED CHILDCARE FACILITY at LOT 1 DP 568331- 20 CURTIN PLACE LITHGOW NSW 2790.
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Interruption to traffic and water for Urget Mains and Water Repairs

Interruption to traffic and water for Urget Mains and Water Repairs

Monday to Friday Cashier hours 8.30am to 4.00pm Office hours 8.30am to 4.30 pm For 24/7 service call (02) 6354 9999
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Jason Breton appointed Liverpool City Council CEO

Jason Breton appointed Liverpool City Council CEO

Liverpool City Council has appointed Jason Breton as its CEO.Mayor Ned Mannoun said the appointment – confirmed by a unanimous vote of council – followed an exhaustive process led by an external consu…
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Liverpool celebrates the Most Blessed Nights of Easter

Liverpool celebrates the Most Blessed Nights of Easter

Liverpool City Council’s Most Blessed Nights festival is back for a final weekend, to celebrate the Easter long weekend.“Liverpool is one of Australia’s most diverse communities and our Most Blessed N…
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Vale Gary Lucas, former Mayor of Liverpool

Vale Gary Lucas, former Mayor of Liverpool

It is with deep sadness that Liverpool City Council announces the death of former Mayor Gary Lucas.Having served two terms as Councillor (1991 - 1997 and 2008 - 2012) and Mayor in 1988-89, Mr.
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Celebrating the Freedom Ride: A Tribute to History Through Pictorial and Historical Collections

Celebrating the Freedom Ride: A Tribute to History Through Pictorial and Historical Collections

Published: 21 February 2025 Celebrating the Freedom Ride: A Tribute to History Through Pictorial and Historical Collections The Moree Plains Shire Dhiiyaan Aboriginal Centre is proud to present a spe…
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Council Announces Strategic Shift for 50m Pool

Council Announces Strategic Shift for 50m Pool

Council Announces Strategic Shift for 50m Pool Moree Plains Shire Council has undertaken a strategic review of the Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre (MAAC) redevelopment, ultimately identifying that it is…
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Commemorating The Freedom Rides 60th Anniversary Celebrations

Commemorating The Freedom Rides 60th Anniversary Celebrations

Commemorating The Freedom Rides 60th Anniversary Celebrations Moree Plains Shire Council is pleased to partner with Moree Local Aboriginal Lands Council and community representatives to commemorate th…
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From the Mayor - 24 June 2020

From the Mayor - 24 June 2020

As Council continues to carefully and cautiously relax COVID restrictions, a number of significant changes at Council’s community facilities will commence over the coming week.
Mosman Council: News 24 Jun 2020
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Barry O’Keefe Library hours extended

Barry O’Keefe Library hours extended

Barry O’Keefe Library hours extended Posted Tuesday 23 June 2020Barry O’Keefe Library’s daily opening hours will be extended from 6 July for all users.The library currently welcomes visitors aged 60 a…
Mosman Council: News 23 Jun 2020
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Solar panels for Sports Centre

Solar panels for Sports Centre

Solar panels for Sports Centre Posted Tuesday 23 June 2020New PV solar panels have been installed on the main roof of the Marie Bashir Mosman Sports Centre, to reduce the centre’s greenhouse gas emiss…
Mosman Council: News 23 Jun 2020
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Council says no to proposed changes to planning rules

Council says no to proposed changes to planning rules

About the council The Murray River Council area covers 11,865 square kilometres, with a population of 11,456.
Murray River Council 27 Oct 2021
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Community Grants awarded in Murray River Council

Community Grants awarded in Murray River Council

Murray River Council acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which our offices and services are located.
Murray River Council 27 Oct 2021
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MRC adopts Animal Breeding Policy

MRC adopts Animal Breeding Policy

About the council The Murray River Council area covers 11,865 square kilometres, with a population of 11,456.
Murray River Council 27 Oct 2021
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St Leonards Park Landscape Improvement Works

St Leonards Park Landscape Improvement Works

Stage 3 works to the Southern Lawn have commenced.
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Community Services and Facilities under Threat

Community Services and Facilities under Threat

State Government proposing to take $9.3m from our community.
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Community services and facilities under threat

Community services and facilities under threat

State Government proposing to take $9.3m from our community
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Explainer: NSW Government housing reforms | Northern Beaches Council

Explainer: NSW Government housing reforms | Northern Beaches Council

The NSW Government has released the detail on the planning reforms that will apply to people living within 800m of 171 town centres and train or light rail stations across metropolitan Sydney, the Cen…
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Green fingers needed for rewilding Manly Cemetery | Northern Beaches Council

Green fingers needed for rewilding Manly Cemetery | Northern Beaches Council

If you’re without a patch of your own but twitching to turn your fingers green or if gardening in your backyard has lost its shine, an exciting new project to re-wild a historic Beaches landmark might…
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2025 Theo Batten Youth Art Award Winners announced | Northern Beaches Council

2025 Theo Batten Youth Art Award Winners announced | Northern Beaches Council

This year's Out Front 2025 exhibition showcases the impressive artworks of Northern Beaches HSC visual arts students.
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Double win for City of Parramatta at 2025 Engineering Excellence Awards

The City of Parramatta is celebrating a double win at the 2025 IPWEA NSW & ACT Annual Engineering Excellence Awards, taking home two prestigious awards.
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Cheaper parking coming to Justice Precinct in Parramatta

Parking in Parramatta has become even more affordable with Council reducing the cost to use the Justice Precinct public car park.
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Parramatta earns spot in world’s top 21 smartest cities list

Global think tank, the International Community Forum (ICF), has crowned Parramatta as one of 21 smart communities in the world at its annual Intelligent Community of the Year Awards Program hosted in …
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Working together to protect the bare-nosed wombat

Working together to protect the bare-nosed wombat

Our new fortnightly eNewsletter delivers the most up-to-date news on Council’s key decisions, projects, initiatives and events.
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Libraries turning the page: Branches re-open, Mobile Library on the road

Libraries turning the page: Branches re-open, Mobile Library on the road

Cooma and Bombala libraries reopened their doors this week and the Mobile Library is back on the road after another period of COVID-19 related closures.
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History made: Monaro Rail Trail agreement signed

History made: Monaro Rail Trail agreement signed

Representatives from Monaro Rail Trail Inc (MRT) and Snowy Monaro Regional Council (SMRC) met on Friday 28 January 2022 to sign the historic first formal agreement for the Monaro Rail Trail.This is ag…
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Friends of the Mason Park Wetland Photography Competition

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Strathfield Council 23 Sep 2024
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BreastScreen NSW Mobile Screening Van – Flemington

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Strathfield Council 17 Sep 2024
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NDIS Strathfield Connection Desk Session

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Strathfield Council 13 Sep 2024
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3 million boost for redevelopment of historic community facility

People recovering from drug and alcohol addiction will have access to improved facilities thanks to a $3 million grant to help the Salvation Army redevelop the historic William Booth House.
City of Sydney 22 Mar 2024
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Raising the Bar makes post-work socialising a whole lot smarter

Experts swap lecture halls and boardrooms for local bars and pubs
City of Sydney 15 Mar 2024
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Opening up a piece of Sydney’s heritage to the public

Art exhibitions and small-scale community events will be able to share a unique part of the state’s history with the City of Sydney now restoring the interior of one of the brick kilns at Sydney Park.
City of Sydney 12 Mar 2024
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Traffic Management for Special Events

Traffic Management for Special Events

When planning an event, you have a legally requirement of duty of care to ensure the safety of road users and vehicle traffic generated or impacted by the event, as well as such as event participants,…
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Roads in the region

Roads in the region

Council is responsible for a sealed and gravel road network across the region that exceeds 3,000km.
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National Guitar Museum launches in Tamworth

National Guitar Museum launches in Tamworth

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Energy Co Delivers Grants to Cassilis future infrastructure

Energy Co Delivers Grants to Cassilis future infrastructure

Energy Co Delivers Grants to Cassilis future infrastructure Published on 11 April 2025 Cassilis is set to benefit from a substantial $11.2 million funding boost, with the NSW Government confirming on …
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March 2025 - Council Meeting Recap

March 2025 - Council Meeting Recap

Upper Hunter Shire Council’s Ordinary Meeting, held on Monday, 31 March 2025, covered a range of important matters for the Shire, including decisions on local development, advocacy for aged care servi…
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Works Schedule - Week Starting Monday, 24 March 2025

Works Schedule - Week Starting Monday, 24 March 2025

Our crews have been working hard to maintain and improve our community infrastructure.
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Council News: 10 February 2022

Council News: 10 February 2022

Council News: 10 February 2022 Dates to Note Friday 18 February 2022 - Recycling collection (Grenfell East) Monday 21 February 2022 - Recycling collection (Grenfell West) Street Stalls Friday 11 Febru…
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Council News: 17 February 2022

Council News: 17 February 2022

Council News: 17 February 2022 Dates to Note Friday 18 February 2022 - Recycling collection (Grenfell East) Monday 21 February 2022 - Recycling collection (Grenfell West) Street Stalls Friday 18 Febru…
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Council News: 3 February 2022

Council News: 3 February 2022

Dates to Note Friday 4 February 2022 - Recycling collection (Grenfell East) Monday 7 February 2022 - Recycling collection (Grenfell West) Street Stalls … Read more
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The impressive amenities extension at Pi…

The impressive amenities extension at Pi…

The impressive amenities extension at Picton Sportsground was officially opened on Saturday 5 April with a ribbon cutting and a tour of the new facility.
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Wollondilly Shire Council has warmly wel…

Wollondilly Shire Council has warmly wel…

Wollondilly Shire Council has warmly welcomed the announcement by the NSW Government that a promised second high school for the Shire will now be built, and open its doors for students in 2027 at Wilt…
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The Bush Fire Danger Period (BFDP) ends …

The Bush Fire Danger Period (BFDP) ends …

The Bush Fire Danger Period (BFDP) ends at midnight tonight (31 March 2025) for most of NSW, including the Wingecarribee and Wollondilly Shires.
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Help Name West Dapto’s Big Bridge

Help Name West Dapto’s Big Bridge

Wollongong City Council is calling for suggestions for naming the new main bridge in the Fowlers Road to Fairwater Drive link– and Bridgey McBridgeface isn’t on the options list.
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Builders – August Winds are Coming

Builders – August Winds are Coming

Wollongong City Council is reminding builders to tie down their materials on building sites across the city.
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Help Shape the Lake

Help Shape the Lake

Wollongong and Shellharbour City Councils are calling for local community members to provide feedback on the draft Lake Illawarra Coastal Management Program.
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National Tree Day - 28 July 2019

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2019 Woollahra Garden Awards

2019 Woollahra Garden Awards

2019 Woollahra Garden Awards Published: 25 June 2019 We’re looking for Woollahra’s best gardens.
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New App puts the best of Double Bay at your fingertips

New App puts the best of Double Bay at your fingertips

New App puts the best of Double Bay at your fingertips Published: 12 June 2019 Woollahra Council has launched Ganda, a free wayfinding app to help locals and visitors find exactly what they are looki…
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Gayleen Burley Commences Role as CEO of Yass Valley Council

Gayleen Burley Commences Role as CEO of Yass Valley Council

Gayleen Burley Commences Role as CEO of Yass Valley Council Published on 14 April 2025 Yass Valley Council is pleased to welcome Ms Gayleen Burley on her first official day as Chief Executive Officer.
Yass Valley Council 14 Apr 2025
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