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These important plans are designed to support the Albury community's aspirations as detailed in the Towards Albury 2050 Community Strategic Plan.The draft budget funds 2,300 expenditure items with an overall rates rise proposed of 4.7 per cent in line with the NSW Government’s rate cap.The average residential property will pay an increase of $2.83 per week for the combined general rates, domestic waste management charge, water and wastewater fees, supporting the provision of quality services, facilities and infrastructure to the community.Mayor Kylie King highlighted the community's desire for Albury to have a growing sustainable economy, an enhanced natural environment and to be a caring and leading community.“Albury’s continued growth as one of Australia’s significant regional cities places a great emphasis on the infrastructure, planning and environment needs across our city and region,” Mayor King said.“Fostering a strong regional economy enables us to deliver the community, cultural and recreational facilities needed by our diverse and growing population.”In 2024/25 AlburyCity will manage a total budget of $190 million.The budget includes a proposed $65 million in Capital Works programs and $5.5 million in new operating initiatives to continue the focus on planning for the future and providing essential services and infrastructure to support the growing Albury community.A snapshot of some of the exciting projects proposed include: $14.7 million in Recreation projects like the Stage 1 upgrade to the Lauren Jackson Sports Centre, Fredericks Park Master Plan construction and constructing the Melrose Park Sports Pavilion.$15.4 million in Water and Wastewater projects such as the water main replacement/renewal program and sewer rehabilitation program.$11 million in Road, Bridge and Footpath projects including road and drain rehabilitation works, the Albury CBD bike loop and the reconstruction of Hawksview Road.$4 million in Environmental Protection projects including construction of new cells at the Albury Waste Management Centre, a visitor display at Wonga Wetlands and the Elm Avenue redevelopment.$3.5 million in Building Upgrade projects like upgrading the Albury Animal Care Centre and the AlburyCity administration building, as well as designing the expansion of the Convention Wing of the Albury Entertainment Centre.$3.4 million in Albury Airport projects including the extension of Taxiway C and general aviation development.$2.3 million in Flood Prevention and Drainage projects such as the Lavington Drain East Branch upgrade, retarding basin rehabilitation and reconstructing the Holmwood Cross drain.$600,000 in Arts and History projects including the detailed design of QEII Square redevelopment and upgrading the World War II Memorial Bowl.

Ms Leopold will take the helm of the Infrastructure, Planning & Environment portfolio from Brad Ferris, who recently announced he would retire after a 36-year career with AlburyCity, when his curr…

Armidale Regional Council will be undergoing footpath cleaning in Bradley Street Guyra from April 19 to 23 to help make it safer for pedestrians during wet and frosty weather.

Armidale Regional Council celebrated Youth Week on Thursday 11 April with a delicious morning tea and the reactivation of the region’s Youth Awards.

A minister from Guyra has taken out first prize in Armidale Regional Council’s inaugural Autumn Festival photography competition with a glorious image of his church surrounded by golden Autumn leave…

Plans underway to duplicate Ballina bridges Wednesday, 17 Apr 2024 Ballina Shire Council has started preliminary investigation works at Fishery Creek Bridge, on River Street, and Canal Bridge, on Tama…

Yanga Update – Homestead Precinct, Woolshed Precinct, Woolshed Picnic Area, The Willows and *Regatta Beach* are OPEN.

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 …

Acknowledgement of Country: Council acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which our offices and services are located.

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…

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…

MEDIA RELEASE 2022 - Bega Valley Shire Council’s Mobile Recycling Centre has a new regular schedule,...

MEDIA RELEASE 2022 - Soft plastics consumers and recyclers are in with another chance to win a bundle...

Council welcomes Black Summer Bushfire Recovery Grants announcement 16 February 2022 Bega Valley Shire Council has welcomed the announcement of more than $10.5 million of direct funding for projects i…

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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…

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.

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.

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…

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.

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.

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…

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…

Mitchells Pass, Glenbrook remains closed to pedestrians, cyclists and motor vehicles, with one lane access open to Mitchell’s Pass residents only, as Council finalises plans for reconstruction work fo…

The Blue Mountains community is invited to have your say on the upgrades of three neighbourhood parks – including Medlow Park, Golden Horizons in Hazelbrook and Thomas Park in Blaxland.

Megalong Road has reopened to light vehicle traffic today, after a major landslide caused by heavy rain forced a two-week closure on the only sealed public access road into the valley.

Library development set to start after almost 10 years in the works Published on 11 April 2024 * Left to right – Jay Nankivell (Council’s General Manager), Stephen Neille (Director - Neeson Murcutt Ne…

Entries open for top art prize Published on 02 April 2024 Broken Hill City Art Gallery is delighted to announce the return of the prestigious Pro Hart Outback Art Prize for 2024.

Easter Public Holidays Opening Hours Published on 29 March 2024 EASTER PUBLIC HOLIDAY OPENING HOURS Council’s Administrative Centre, Library Services and Warnock Street Depot will be closed on Friday,…

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…

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.

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…

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 …

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 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…

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…

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…

Media Release - 26 January 2023

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…

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…

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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Bankstown Arts Centre will be buzzing with art, music, poetry and more, when it hosts the NEXUS Youth Arts Festival this weekend.

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…

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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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).…

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

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

Central Coast Council in collaboration with local young people and youth service providers is celebrating National Youth Week with a...

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 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…

The safety of community and staff is a priority for Cessnock City Council in relation to COVID-19 (novel coronavirus).

There are a number of temporary work opportunities available during next month's Council by-election.

Cobar Shire Council will hold a by-election on Saturday, 26 February to vote in one new councillor.

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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,…

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 …

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.

For one night only we invite audiences to join us for a work-in-progress showing at Granville Town Hall.

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…

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Edward River Village Hits Milestones–On Time and Under Budget Published on 20 March 2024 The Edward River Village independent seniors living development is making significant strides forward, with the…

opens in new tab or window Council Celebrates Milestones in Mid-Year Review Published on 08 March 2024 Edward River Council’s latest Delivery Program progress report spanning July through …

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…

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…

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.

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

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 …

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.

Federation Council Snippets provides information to the community on a weekly basis.

Community members are invited to attend the many local Anzac Day events across the region.

Council wishes to advise that Council offices, services and facilities will have altered operating hours and public holiday closures due to Anzac Day on Thursday 25 April, 2024.

April 24, 2024 Artwork that captures the heart of Gunnedah will be at the core of a new exhibition that also includes a fun interactive element.

April 24, 2024 Most people will undertake decluttering or clean out activities within their home at some point. However, when wanting to throw away unwanted items, it is important to stop and consider…

April 24, 2024 Community and sports groups are invited to apply for a grant in the 20th year of the Section 356 Community and Sports Small Grants Program.

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Navigate to home page Inner West Council is a local government area in inner western Sydney.

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 Community is the cornerstone of Kyogle Council’s draft $62.5 million budget, Mayor Cr Kylie Webster said.

Council election to be held on 14 September Local government elections are held in NSW on the second Saturday in September every four years*, with the next election to be held on Saturday, 14 Septembe…

Kyogle Council electors will be asked in a referendum whether or not they want a popularly elected mayor.

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 …

Council moves to support Delivery Program and Draft Operational Plan The Council endorsed for public exhibition the draft 2024/25 Operational Plan which was created after a period of community consult…

As Australia and New Zealand prepare to commemorate the anniversary of the landing of Australian and New Zealand troops at Gallipoli, Turkey on 25 April 1915, it is timely to […] The post ANZAC …

The Seven Valley’s annual festival of lights LithGlow is returning once again to the Blast Furnace Park on Saturday 11 May from 5:00pm until 9:00pm.

Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun has officially opened the new synthetic playing field at Hammondville Park.

Liverpool Council’s Motherland African Festival is back, bringing the many cultures of Africa to Macquarie Mall from 26-28 April.

Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun has been joined by the Prime Minister the Hon Anthony Albanese in officially opening Liverpool Council’s new building Civic Place.

Published: 22 April 2024 Opportunity to Address Council – Open Public Forum may 2024- BOGGABILLA At its next Council Meeting, Moree Plains Shire Council is inviting community members to be part of th…

Published: 12 April 2024 Regional Drought Resilience Plan Narrabri and Moree Plains Shire Councils have partnered to prepare a Regional Drought Resilience Plan.

Published: 12 April 2024 Free School Holiday Smartphone Filmmaking Workshops for Ages 12-24 at The Moree Community Library Two smartphone filmmaking workshops with the world leaders in smartphone fil…

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.

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…

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…

About the council The Murray River Council area covers 11,865 square kilometres, with a population of 11,456.

Murray River Council acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which our offices and services are located.

About the council The Murray River Council area covers 11,865 square kilometres, with a population of 11,456.

Stage 3 works to the Southern Lawn have commenced.

State Government proposing to take $9.3m from our community.

State Government proposing to take $9.3m from our community

The Australian Women’s 7’s Rugby Team are rugby royalty and we’re lucky to have them make a special appearance at Newport’s Porter Reserve to help celebrate an important milestone.

Learn the basics of how to protect your personal information during Privacy Awareness Week.

The grand old dame of Manly has been the centre of civic life for many decades but its future use may soon change, with Council embarking on concept planning to repurpose the building for future gener…

The Draft Delivery Program and Operational Plan (‘DPOP’) & Budget 2024/25 is being exhibited for public feedback from Wednesday 24 April to Wednesday 22 May 2024.

City of Parramatta Council is proposing to install a series of turn restrictions between 2:30pm and 4pm on school days in Hilar Avenue and Karingal Avenue, Carlingford.

An international best-selling crime writer, an award-winning true crime podcaster and the inaugural Parramatta Laureate in Literature headline a huge lineup in Parramatta for the 2024 Sydney Writers’ …

Our new fortnightly eNewsletter delivers the most up-to-date news on Council’s key decisions, projects, initiatives and events.

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.

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…

Strathfield Council with Shopfront Arts Co-op is running a Digital Media Youth Club for high school students aged 12 -…

Strathfield Australians of Indian Sub-continental Heritage (SAISH) are pleased to invite you to join Sunday Morning Yoga Classes to be…

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Seniors Week 2024 is back again this year with activities for all seniors to enjoy and this year theme is…

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.

Experts swap lecture halls and boardrooms for local bars and pubs

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.

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,…

Council is responsible for a sealed and gravel road network across the region that exceeds 3,000km.

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Our crews have been working hard to maintain and improve our community infrastructure.

Our crews have been working hard to maintain and improve our community infrastructure.

Our crews have been working hard to maintain and improve our community infrastructure.

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…

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…

Dates to Note Friday 4 February 2022 - Recycling collection (Grenfell East) Monday 7 February 2022 - Recycling collection (Grenfell West) Street Stalls … Read more

Wollondilly Shire Council is calling for help from the NSW Government to urgently address a substantial shortfall in planned sewer capacity in the Wilton Growth Area, which means that delivery… Read m…

The 2024 Thirlmere Festival of Steam is on track to bring Wollondilly’s village of Thirlmere to life on the weekend of 18 and 19 May 2024, with the fun continuing… Read more about 'Thousands expected …

In a very special partnership, Wollondilly Council’s Library and Children’s Services teams have hosted the first session of an intergenerational program between residents at RSL Lifecare, John Goodlet…

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.

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

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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2019 Woollahra Garden Awards Published: 25 June 2019 We’re looking for Woollahra’s best gardens.

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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