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Inverell Shire Mayor Kate Dight has raised concerns over the growing burden of cost shifting from State and Federal Governments onto local councils. A recent report commissioned by Local Government NSW reveals a record $1.5 billion in costs have been shifted onto...
Inverell Shire Council has approved the allocation of $1,249,986 to Stage 2 of the MR187 “Graman North” Yetman Rd realignment and pavement rehabilitation project, continuing its commitment to improving rural road infrastructure across the region. The funding...
Tingha residents are reminded that the survey closes on Thursday 31st July. If you would like to have your say, please make sure you complete the survey online via the link, or grab a hard copy from the Red Rose Cafe. Council has listened to the Tingha Community and...
Inverell Shire Council will oppose one of the four proposed amendments to the Local Government Act. The Bill proposes a requirement that all local Council elections be administered by the NSW Electoral Commission, reducing the pre-poll period for elections to five...
Ashford Show Society have been successful in gaining support from Inverell Shire Council. The Show society had submitted a letter to Council to consider four possible sponsorship options from a $5000 package to a $1000 Bronze level sponsorship. Council decided at...
Glen Innes Severn Council has received the resignation of Councillor Troy Arandale, who has stepped down from his position effective today. Mayor Margot Davis acknowledged Councillor Arandale’s service to the community during his role as Councillor. “On behalf of...
Glen Innes Severn Council’s Life Choices Support Services (LC-SS) is moving the popular “Gentle Stretches from a Chair” classes to the Glen Innes Services Club after a surge in community interest and attendance. The service, delivered by Yoga with Bron, offers a...
Inverell Shire Mayor Kate Dight will highlight cost shifting onto local government in a Mayoral Minute at today’s Council meeting. Mayor Dight says the unrelenting growth of cost shifting to councils, coupled with rate pegging and insufficient state and federal...
Inverell Shire Council is expected to make a submission to the Illegal Tobacco Trade Parliamentary Inquiry supporting tougher regulation of the sale of illegal tobacco and ensuring that future regulatory compliance remains the primary responsibility of the state...