Public Notice advising that the audited Financial Statements and Auditor’s Reports for the year ended 30 June 2026 will be presented at the Ordinary Council Meeting on 20 October 2026. Community members can view the audited statements online or at Council’s offices and are invited to make written submissions regarding the reports in accordance with the Local Government Act 1993 (NSW).
Do you know someone who makes a positive difference in our community? The Australia Day Awards celebrate the outstanding individuals, groups, and organisations whose dedication, achievements, and community spirit help make our region a better place to live. Use this form to submit your nomination and help recognise those who go above and beyond for others. Every nomination is an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate local excellence.
Please remember to:
• Triple or pressure rinse chemical containers immediately after use
• Pour the rinse water back into your spray tank
• Make sure all chemical residue is removed
• Remove lids to allow your containers to dry thoroughly
• Metal containers should be punctured from the top through to the bottom
To support the installation of bridge girders for the new rail over road bridge, Dirnaseer Road between Frampton Road and lronbong Road, will be temporarily closed from 6am to 6pm each day on:
Saturday 10 October and Sunday 11 October 2026
The road will reopen overnight between closures. Motorists are advised to follow signed detours and allow additional travel time. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation while these works are carried out.
Child page 18 September 2026 Junee Shire Council is seeking feedback from our community to help with the updating of our Disability Inclusion Action Plan (DIAP). While many of the
Junee Shire Council wishes to clarify reporting published in today’s edition of the Junee Independent (2 July 2026) concerning the proposed sheep feedlot considered at the recent Ordinary Council Meeting.
Council’s Road Safety Officer, Steven Bloomfield, advises drivers to adjust their behaviour to suit the conditions. This includes slowing down, increasing the distance between vehicles, using low‑beam headlights, and avoiding sudden braking or lane changes.
Drought affects every part of farm life—from land and livestock to business and wellbeing. Support is available to help you prepare, manage, and recover, with practical assistance including low-interest loans, farm business programs, on-ground advice, digital tools, and mental health services.