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Gwydir Shire Council has met with Telstra representatives to discuss the recent communication and internet outages across the shire. At Easter, Bingara residents were left without ATM access and minimal mobile services while businesses were without internet and EFTPOS...
Gwydir Shire Council are installing locks on the North Star Transfer Station and the Croppa Creek Landfill. Letters were sent to residents on 1 May 2025 in each catchment area with their access codes and user agreement forms. The locks will be installed on Monday, 2...
Glen Innes Severn Council will soon commence significant upgrades to local CCTV infrastructure in Glen Innes to help improve safety and peace of mind in the community. This includes upgrades to the existing system in the town centre and the first-ever installation of...
The redeveloped Inverell Aquatic Centre hit a milestone in March having over 10,000 visitors pass through the gates at the facility. Inverell Shire Mayor Kate Dight says the Centre has been ‘absolutely pumping’ since it’s soft opening in late February. Council and...
Inverell Shire Council has accepted recommendations from the Local Traffic Committee (LTC) following its meeting on 7 April 2025. The proposed measures aim to improve road safety and traffic management in key areas, particularly around Inverell Public School and...
Glen Innes’ new sensory garden has officially been opened after a $100,000 grant from Round 5 of the Stronger Country Communities Fund helped deliver the facility for the community. The garden is part of Glen Innes Severn Council’s Life Choices Support Services...
Following Council’s endorsement at this month’s Ordinary Council Meeting, Inverell Shire Council is pleased to announce that its suite of Integrated Planning and Reporting (IP&R) documents is now on public exhibition. These documents serve as the framework for...
Glen Innes Severn Council will contemplate a permanent 68% rate rise over three years at today’s Council meeting in an effort to make council financially sustainable. Council is considering 4 scenarios with three of those options having a significant special rate...
Gwydir Shire Council advises that the Gravesend boil water alert issued last month has been lifted and the water supply is now safe to drink. The boil water alert was issued on the 31st of March due to the runoff into the Gwydir River that caused problems for water...