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Message from the Mayor
I’m sure you know there will be an inquiry into community safety and crime in regional NSW looking at the drivers of youth crime across regional and rural NSW. The Legislative Assembly Committee on Law and Safety will report on how a whole of government approach may be able to reduce those factors which lead to youth crime in regional and rural NSW. Critically we must have our voice heard.
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Doggos ready to take the lead at Nundle
It’s all happening in Nundle on Sunday 5 May! The Great Nundle Dog Race is back, so don’t miss the chance to see these adorable dogs in action. It's one of our region’s most woof-tastic events on the calendar, with a big turnout expected from dog owners, dog lovers and those who are passionate about pets.
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See something, say something!
Council's team works with children and young people every day including at libraries, out of hours care, galleries and with trainees and apprentices.
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Electrical upgrade for water plant
Completed in 1980, the Calala Water Treatment Plant has had the same electrical system from over 40 years ago. But now it's time for an upgrade!
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Archibald Prize returns to Tamworth
Art lovers around the region have cause for excitement, with the prestigious Archibald Prize 2023 coming to Tamworth Regional Gallery this May.
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What's On in the Capital of Country?
Looking to promote your event or fundraiser, or find out what's on around the traps? We're helping you keep in touch with our corner of the world.
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2024 Heritage Festival and Awards
We are just days away from the start of the 2024 Tamworth Regional Heritage Festival. On Friday 19 April, the biennial Awards ceremony will be launching the 10-day festival. Throughout the festival there will be exhibitions, guided tours, unseen footage, running of the mighty stationary John Fowler steam engines and plenty of opportunities to delve into our region’s rich past. You can find the full program at www.tamworthheritagefestival.com.au
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Decision on rates soon
Our Council is one of nine in NSW awaiting the decision from the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) on a Special Rate Variation application. Last month the IPART sought feedback from communities with Councils seeking a variation.
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