Documents on Exhibition
The Draft Integrated Planning and Reporting Combined Document is on public exhibition until 16 June, 2022 and submissions will be accepted up to this date.
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The Draft Integrated Planning and Reporting Combined Document is on public exhibition until 16 June, 2022 and submissions will be accepted up to this date.
Disposable face-masks don’t belong in the environment and we’re calling on volunteers to help us remove and tally them on Clean Up Australia Day!
Regional Freight Futures Symposium 2022, Junee NSW – 19-20 October, 2022.
Register your interest…
A NSW ChemClear is coming! Get ready to dispose of your unwanted or obsolete agvet chemicals in one easy collection.
Aussie summers are iconic. They can also be tragic. Each year, communities across NSW experience bush fires, home fires, floods, storms, heatwaves, power outages and other…
Up to $3000 per household is available to farmers, farm workers and farm suppliers/contractors who are over 18 years of age, are Australian citizens or…
Riverina Community College (RCC) has been a part of the Community Visitors Scheme (CVS) for more than 20 years. RCC is looking for Community visitors who can…
The NSW Government has established a central location for all information, grants, subsidies and assistance for primary producers,…
The St Vincent de Paul Society is working with the Salvation Army to deliver the Australian Government’s Drought Community Support Initiative (DCSI) – Round 2 for…
At the 16 February 2021 Council meeting it was resolved to place the Draft Junee Development Control Plan (DCP) 2021 on public exhibition for comment and feedback.
In 2016, the NSW Quad Bike Safety Improvement Program was launched to address the unacceptable fatalities and serious injuries caused by the on-farm use of quad bikes.
As the health and economic impacts of COVID-19 continue to be felt across NSW, many people experiencing poverty and disadvantage are facing additional financial pressure.
Take steps to stay healthy and safe, while helping to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Restrictions are easing across NSW from Friday, 18 February and mask requirements changing from Friday, 25 February.
This harvest period, no loaded heavy vehicles have permission to travel over Kemp Street bridge. Police and regulators will be issuing fines if drivers are caught travelling over
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