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Gravesend Water Notice

Gwydir Shire Council advises residents of Gravesend to be conservative with their water usage until further notice. The water supply switchboard has been damaged during the floods and Council are not able to pump water. Reservoir storage capacity is currently at 80%, which is estimated to be sufficient supply until the problem is rectified provided water usage is minimised.
For further information please contact Andrew Cooper on 0428 241 990

 

1st Council Meeting for 2012

The Committee Meeting for February will be held on Thursday 16th February 2012 as opposed to the scheduled date of the 9th, this meeting will commence later than usual (specific time to be advised) because it will be preceded by an inspection by all Councillors and senior staff of the 3 Creeks’ Gold Mine.

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Study Economic and Regional Development

A new degree is being offered by UNE. It is designed to provide interdisciplinary knowledge and skills, and and the expertise required to carry out rigorous economic analysis on issues in regional development.

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Council's Vision Statement

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To be the recognised leader in Local Government through continuous learning and sustainability.

MISSION
To ensure that the Council’s long term role is viable and sustainable by meeting the needs of our residents in a responsible caring way,

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Destination 2036

What is Destination 2036?

destination2036Over the next 10, 20 and 25 years, our population, technologies and economy are going to change dramatically. As the providers of core services to our communities, it is incumbent upon local government to consider what these changes will mean, both for our communities and for the councils that serve them.

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Gwydir News

Earthworks are currently being undertaken at the Living Classroom (Bingara Common).  These earthworks will be completed in two stages.  Firstly, to dramatically increase the capacity of the dams onsite, and secondly to capture stormwater from the southern area of town.

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