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Hey girl!
I heard you like Ryan Gosling
Rumours have been circling Wagga Wagga
that Hollywood heartthrob Ryan Gosling
will be visiting the city for a film festival in
his honour as part of National Youth Week
(NYW).
Gosling – or possibly his cutout – has been
spotted across Wagga, with fans and wouldbe paparazzi sharing shots of the actor via
social media with #gosfestwagga.
Council News snapped Gosling this week
checking out the site of the festival from the
Civic Theatre balcony with local fan Jess
Facey (pictured).
The Ryan Gosling Film Festival will give
fans of all ages the chance to watch the
actor’s best-known films The Notebook and
Crazy Stupid Love under the stars at the
Wollundry Amphitheatre on 17 April from 6pm.
HOLIDAY HAPPINESS
Free concert to feature upcoming Melbourne bands
Parents won’t be hearing
“I’m bored” this school
holidays with a bumper
two weeks of fun and
activities.
Right across the city there’s something for
kids of all ages, with the showpiece event
being a free all-ages concert as part of
National Youth Week (NYW).
Press Play has been curated and
designed by youth, for youth and will
feature some of the nation’s most talented
emerging bands, plus some of the best
local talent.
Melbourne outfits Kalacoma and Dear
Plastic will be showcasing their mix of
experimental rock and avant-garde pop,
with support from local musician Cameron
Graham and duo Jarryn Phegan and Zach
Biggin.
Curating Press Play is ex-resident Sarah
Mott, who has been living and studying in
Melbourne for the past five years and put
together the gig’s line up.
The promotional artwork for Press Play
also has a local flavour, with Wagga-based
graphic designer and CSU alumni Adele
PRESSPLAY
Packer commissioned by Wagga Wagga
City Council to create the unique designs.
Regenerate Youth Festival has partnered
with headspace Wagga Wagga and NYW
to present Press Play and the Ryan Gosling
Film Festival.
Both events are expected to prove a
hit with approximately 21 per cent of the
Wagga’s population aged between 12 and
25 years.
Both Press Play and the Ryan Gosling
Film Festival are all ages, drug and alcohol
free events. Visit wagga.nsw.gov.au/
youthweek for more information.
FRIDAY 10 APRIL 5PM WOLLUNDRY AMPHITHEATRE
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High-flying antics set to
entertain at ALLSTARS
WAGGACIVICTHEATRE
season
Classics
with a
TWIST
Get your entertainment
organised, before the year
disappears. One night at the
Theatre is great but five
(or more) is even better.
Become a subscriber
book now – pay later
www.civictheatre.com.au
Phone: 6926 9688
The first performance
of the Civic Theatre
Season 2015 will take
place when the 360
ALLSTARS make you
dizzy with excitement on
Wednesday night.
Tickets are still
available for this
contemporary
interpretation of the
traditional circus and
it’s the perfect time to
purchase a subscription
and take advantage
of everything the
theatre has to offer this
year.
There are twelve
shows this subscription
season, including Bell
Shakespeare’s Hamlet,
the Rat Pack inspired
The Tap Pack and
community musical
Legally Blonde.
Theatre Manager
Carissa Campbell has
programmed a season
that has classics with a
twist. “I always look for
shows that surprise me,
shows that question the
nature of theatre and I
love shows that are huge
and dazzling,” she said.
“In 2015 we have, in
many ways, a classic
season – the symphony,
the circus, Shakespeare,
musicals, dance, theatre
– but all with a twist.’
The benefits to
subscribing include
cheaper tickets,
complimentary post
show suppers, a pay-asyou-go option, reminder
emails and special
subscriber offers.
Visit www.civictheatre.
com.au for more
information.
Youth Week
at the Library
Come and celebrate National Youth Week at the
Wagga Wagga City Library. In partnership with Sustainable Wagga, the library
will host a clothing exchange in the children’s area on
15 April from 5.30pm to 7pm.
If you are a young woman aged between 14 and
20 years then this fashion exchange event is for
you. Bring along up to six quality items of clothing
or fashion accessories and for each item you will be
givena button, which is used to purchase other items.
If you have a wardrobe full of fabulous fashion
pieces you no longer have a use for, then swap them
at the fashion exchange and get a taste of someone
else’s style.
Clothing that is not exchanged on the evening will
be donated to the Wagga Wagga Base Hospital
Auxiliary Op Shop.
Light refreshments will be provided. To RSVP,
email [email protected] with the subject line
“Fashion Exchange” or call 6926 9700.
••••
Before the new Blinky Bill film hits cinemas later in
the year, come along to the library this April school
holidays and catch up on the original 1992 film
adaption of Dorothy Wall’s classic book by the Yoram
Gross Film Studio.
Join Blinky Bill as he sets out on a quest to find
his displaced mother after his home is destroyed by
deforestation.
Also screening is the sci-fi classic Tron. Released
in 1982, this Walt Disney film follows the adventures
of computer software engineer Kevin Flynn who is
transported into his computers digital mainframe and
forced to participate in gladiatorial games. Blinky Bill: The Mischievous Koala will screen on
Wednesday 8 April at 10.30am. Tron will be showing
on 15 April at 10.30am. Both screenings are free.
Invitation to apply
for funding from
the ClubGRANTS
Scheme
2015 Category 1
Funding Applications
For enquiries please contact Michelle Castle
at Wagga Wagga City Council on
1300 292 442 during office hours.
Online applications will be received via the
Wagga Wagga City Council website
www.wagga.nsw.gov.au/clubgrants
Applications open 9am Monday 2 March
2015 and close 5pm Friday 24 April 2015.
Community organisations are invited to apply for
funding towards your local community service
needs and priorities from the ClubGRANTS
scheme. The ClubGRANTS scheme allows
registered clubs with annual gaming machine
revenue exceeding $1 million to apply a
percentage of that revenue to specific
development and support projects. At least 50%
of funding from each club is to be allocated to
Category 1 projects.
Local projects will be considered for the following
priorities under Category 1 funding:
• Respite care
• Women and family health and well being
• Disadvantaged groups
• People with disabilities
• Children and youth services
• Drought/Flood Relief
Former champion to
give paper plane tips
What better way to
celebrate the versatility
of paper this school
holidays than through
paper planes?
The Museum of the
Riverina’s current
exhibition Writtenworlds
sheds light on its
paper-based collection,
with Paper Pilot and
former world paper
plane champion James
Norton set to share his
secrets on the perfect
paper plane.
Mr Norton will land
at the Historic Council
Chambers at 10.30am
on Friday 17 April to
teach children aged
from five to 11 years
the basics of paper
plane engineering.
The interactive
workshop is a great
way to demonstrate
aerodynamics, physics,
and geometry, plus
exploring different
materials and their
properties.
The workshop costs
$5 per child and
bookings can be made
by contacting the
Museum on 6926 9655
or emailing museum@
wagga.nsw.gov.
au. All children must
be supervised by a
responsible adult.
Get the guide
Download the
What’s On Guide
for the autumn 2015
school holidays
visitwagga.com/schoolholidays
Writtenworlds
handwritten local
histories
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The Museum of the Riverina
is supported by the NSW
Government through Arts NSW
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Student smiling thanks
to winning app design
Mater Dei Catholic
College student
Thomas Whiting
is one “appy” chap
after winning the My
AppVenture icon
design competition.
Thomas’s handiwork
will help set the tone
and overall look of the
world-first visitation
app.
The app is a joint
project between
Wagga Wagga City
Council, Coolamon
Shire Council and
Junee Shire Council
in conjunction with
Wagga business
365cups, who
donated the $500
prize.
The development
of My AppVenture
is now at the stage
where it is available
to industry to view
and experience for
themselves.
With the project
on track for launch
at the end of May,
Coolamon, Junee
and Wagga tourism
operators are invited
to book a consultation
where they will have
the opportunity to
view the app and
find out more about
available packages.
To book a
consultation, contact APPVENTURE TIME: Mater Dei Catholic College
the Visitor Economy
student Thomas Whiting with his winning entry in the My
team on 6926 9622.
AppVenture icon design competition.
EASTER EGG HUNT
11.30am to 4.30pm. Reserve a table
or bring chairs/picnic blanket. Adult
$5. Borambola Wines, 1734 Sturt H/
way, Borambola. Ph: 0404 084 657
DOWNSIDE BUSH DANCE
RIDE THE RAILS IN THE
TWILIGHT
THIS WEEK:
Sat 4 April
9am, Victory Memorial Gardens.
Sat 4 April
7.30pm to Midnight. Downside Hall,
off Coolamon Road. Ph: 6925 4800
STONE THE CROWS FESTIVAL
Until Mon 6 April
Saturday night is the Festival
Concert and is open to the public.
Powered and unpowered sites, day
visitor passes available. Open Day
on Monday April 6. ACTA National
Shooting Grounds, 74 Tasman Road.
Ph: 0408 729 580
21ST NATIONAL MEET OF THE
STUDEBAKER CAR CLUBS OF
AUSTRALIA
Until Sun 5 April
Public display: Sat 4 April, 9.30am
to 2pm at Mark Taylor Oval, Bolton
Park, access off Edward, Tarcutta &
Morgan Streets. Inclement weather,
the display will relocate to the Cross
Street car park, cnr Cross and
Tarcutta Sts. Ph: 0416 028 175
BIDGEE BLUES CLUB OPEN
MIC AFTERNOON
Sun 5 April
2pm to 6pm. Adults $5. Home Tavern
Hotel, 142 Fitzmaurice Street. Ph:
0407 658 901
BORAMBOLA WINES EASTER
SUNDAY
Sun 5 April
facebook.com/waggaevents
Sun 5 April
10.30am to 9pm. $2 per ride. A
special event – extended hours of
the Willans Hill Miniature Railway for
Easter Sunday. Enclosed footwear
required. Botanic Gardens, Macleay
St. Ph: 0448 252 249
THE AUSTRALIAN
NATIONAL DISC BOWLS
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Tue 7 to Sun 12 April
Australian Clay Target Association
Grounds, cnr Copland Street and
Tasman Road. Ph: 0408 729 580
BEST STREET STUDIOS
CHILDREN’S HOLIDAY ART
WORKSHOPS
From Mon 6 April
9am to 4pm. Cost: $38 per 1/2 day
session. Best Street Studios, 26 Best
Street. Ph: 0427 212 977
360 ALLSTARS - FOUR
WORKSHOPS
Tue 7 April 4pm
Cost: $10. Body Percussion and
Junk Drumming: 8 yrs+. Circus: 5
years-99 years. BMX Flatlanding: 10
yrs+. Live Looping & Beatboxing: 12
yrs+. Wagga Civic Theatre, Burns
Way, off Tarcutta St. Ph: 6926 9688
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS AT
WAGGA MARKETPLACE
For support in organising
your event, contact Council’s
Events Unit at
[email protected] or
1300 292 442 Monday - Friday.
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wanted
PRAIRIE GROUND CHERRY
WHAT IS IT? Class 3.
Regionally controlled
weed
WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?
Prairie ground cherry
is an erect, deep rooted
perennial growing to
50cm high. Stems are
branched, spreading
and covered with short
hairs. Leaves are light
green, oval shaped with
toothed margins. The
plant has trumpeted
shaped, pale yellow
flowers that develop into
orange berries encased
in a papery bladder-like
covering.
WHERE IS IT FOUND? In
grazing plots and on
disturbed roadsides.
HOW IS IT SPREAD? It is
spread predominantly
by cultivation. Root
fragments longer than
1.5cm are capable of
producing new plants.
The fruit is also spread
by the elements, stock,
Add your face to exhibition
Local artist Tony
Curran is pushing
the boundaries of the
portrait in the latest
exhibition at Wagga
Wagga Art Gallery.
Stay features 30
works on display,
ranging from smallscale screen-based
video to digital prints
and large-scale oil
paintings – but the
show will continue to
grow thanks to you.
Curran is inviting the
community to visit the
Gallery and stay for a
portrait sitting in this
unique exhibition.
Gallery visitors are
invited to reserve a
one-hour session for
their portrait to be
created by Curran,
who will be painting
the portraits on his
iPad.
Participants can
download their portrait
for free from www.
flickr.com/photos/
tonycurran. To book a
session with Curran,
visit www.tonycurran.
net/stay.
CHILDREN’S THEATRE
WORKSHOP PRESENTS
“HANSEL AND GRETEL”
Tues 7: 2pm, Wed 8 to Fri 10: 11am
and 2pm
Tickets: $7 at door. Basement
Theatre, side of Wagga Wagga Civic
Theatre, Burns Way, off Tarcutta
Street. Ph: 1300 100 122
KIDS IN THE BAKERY AT
QUINTY BAKEHOUSE
Wagga Classes: 7 April, 2.30pm to
5pm, $40. Quinty Bakehouse, 44
Hardy Avenue (Calvary Hospital).
Uranquinty Classes: 8&9 April 9am
to 1pm, $46. 42 Morgan Street,
Uranquinty. Ages 5-13. Ph: 0419 858
366
360 ALLSTARS
Wed 8 April, 7.30pm.
Suitable for ages 6 and up. Contact
the Civic Theatre booking office on
6926 9688
Thurs 9 April
9am to 11.15am or 1pm to 3.15pm.
$49pp. Food I Am, 29 Kunzea Place,
off Dunns Road. Ph: 0427 250 498 or
www.foodiam.com.au
detection before it is
established is best.
Apply herbicide at the
flowering to fruiting
stage. Once established,
it is difficult to control.
wagga.nsw.gov.au/environment
Tues 7 to Sun 12
Crocodile Encounters: Tue 7 to
Sun 12: 10am, 11.30am, 1pm &
2.30pm (5.30pm Thursday only).
Marketplace, entry off Baylis,
Forsyth, Morgan and Berry Streets.
Ph: 6931 7277
FOOD I AM COOKING CLASS:
JUNIOR CHEF CLASS
birds and other animals.
WHAT CAN I DO? Early
STAY A WHILE: Tony Curran, As long as you’re here #172 2013 digital print.
LITTLE YOGI’S
Fri 10 April
Yoga for kids. Fri 10: 9am & 9.50am.
40 minute sessions. $15/session.
The Learning Tree, 1/64 Urana
Street. Ph: 0481 160 915
To promote your event or for a
complete list of events go to:
visitwagga.com or call
1300 100 122.
SOIL EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL
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Under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act it is illegal to pollute, or cause
or permit the pollution of waters.
Under the Act, ‘water pollution’ includes introducing litter, wash water, soil, debris,
detergent, paint, cement slurry, building materials etc into waters or placing such
material where it is likely to be washed or blown into waters, or the stormwater system
or percolate into groundwater.
It is the builders’ and developers’ responsibility to keep building sites clean and stop
erosion and building materials from entering stormwater drains.
Heavy fines, from $4000, may be imposed – to avoid them, follow these steps:
• Don’t wash excess materials and
• Have one stable entry and exit point
water from cleaning tools and
for vehicles
equipment down stormwater drains
• Minimise the amount of land
• Minimise on-site vehicle activity
disturbed during construction
during wet weather or when the site
is muddy
• Locate stockpiles away from road,
paths, drainage lines, watercourses
• Ensure sediment fencing is installed
around the site
• Remove spills on the road or gutter
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Wagga Wagga City Council & NSW EPA are piloting a Household
Asbestos Disposal Scheme offering free disposal of bonded asbestos
from across the Local Government Area.
You only have until the end of June to make the most of this scheme!
Like to know more? Call Council’s Environmental Compliance officer on 1300 292 442
e [email protected]
w www.wagga.nsw.gov.au
Civic Centre Cnr Baylis & Morrow Sts
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
wagga.nsw.gov.au/asbestos
OR Call 1300 292 442
This project is a NSW EPA Waste Less, Recycle More initiative funded from the waste levy.
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Administration
Offices
Wagga Wagga
Civic Centre
Art Gallery &
National Art
Glass Gallery
WAGGA WAGGA CITY COUNCIL
VACANCIES
careers at council
PEOPLE & CULTURE ASSISTANT
Remuneration: Min $1,045.76 gpw + super
Enquiries: Fiona Piltz - 02 6926 9215
Closing Date: Wednesday 8 April 2015
PROGRAMS OFFICER - PROGRAMS & PROMOTIONS
Twelve (12) Month Maternity Leave Placement
Wagga Wagga City Council has welcomed this week’s
NBN Co announcement, saying it will be a boon for
businesses and residents alike.
NBN Co issued its quarterly update on the national rollout
plan today with 158,000 homes and businesses across 40
cities, suburbs and towns – including Wagga – added to the
list.
“The NBN will be a huge boost for our community –
residents will be able to work from home, and have better
access to online education and vital health resources,”
Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga Councillor Rod Kendall
said. “In terms of local industry, Wagga businesses will have
more opportunity to access other markets and to improve
efficiencies.”
HORTICULTURIST (Re-advertised)
Remuneration: Min $922.19 gpw + super
Enquiries: David Walker - 0417 697 310
Closing Date: Thursday 9 April 2015
To view these opportunities and apply, visit
www.wagga.nsw.gov.au/jobs
Wagga Wagga City Council is an EEO employer
Values - Part of everything we do
Trust • Respect • Innovation • Teamwork
fee of $500.00 per meeting, with the
Chairperson of the Committee being
paid $600.00 per meeting.In line with
Water County Council’s
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Riverina
resolution dated 14 December 2012,
TO SERVE ON WAGGA
members of the Audit and Risk
WAGGA CITY COUNCIL AND Committee are paid a fee of $300
RIVERINA WATER COUNTY per meeting, with the Chairperson of
COUNCIL AUDIT AND RISK the Committee being paid $400 per
meeting.
ADVISORY COMMITTEES
Applications setting out qualifications
Wagga Wagga City Council and
and experience will be received until
Riverina Water County Council are
5.00pm on Friday, 24 April 2015, from
seeking expressions of interest from
interested individuals. Application forms
suitably qualified or experienced
are available from Wagga Wagga
persons for appointment to their
respective Audit and Risk Committees. City Council’s Office, cnr Baylis and
Morrow Streets, Wagga Wagga or on
The Councils’ Audit & Risk Committee Council’s website www.wagga.nsw.
play a pivotal role in their governance gov.au; alternatively they are available
framework. They provide the Councils at Riverina Water County Council’s
with independent assurance and
Office, 91 Hammond Avenue, Wagga
assistance in the areas of risk, internal Wagga, or on RWCC’s website www.
controls, compliance and financial
rwcc.com.au.
reporting. Given the key role of the
Completed forms should be addressed
Audit & Risk Committees, for them
“Audit and Risk Advisory Committee”
to be most effective it is important
and returned to the Manager Internal
that their membership includes
Audit Services, PO Box 20, Wagga
appropriately qualified, independent
Wagga NSW 2650, faxed to 02 69
members.
269 199 or emailed to internalaudit@
Following the resignation of a
wagga.com.au
common member, the Councils
Further information regarding this
will appoint one (1) independent
Committee may be made by contacting
community member with experience
Mr Stephen Byrnes on 1300 292 442.
in accounting, internal or external
auditing, strategic risk management,
ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT
insurance, senior business, legal or
NO. 6 AND NEW PLANNING
financial management knowledge
CONTROLS FOR THE B6
or experience. Applicants must also
ENTERPRISE CORRIDOR
demonstrate a strong commitment to
ethical principals.
ZONE WAGGA WAGGA
The Wagga Wagga City Council’s Audit DEVELOPMENT CONTROL
and Risk Committee meets at least six PLAN 2010
(6) times per year and will hold office
In accordance with Clause 21 (2)
until the next local government election of the Environmental Planning and
or until dissolved by Council.The
Assessment Regulations (2000),
Riverina Water County Council’s Audit Wagga Wagga City Council hereby
and Risk Committee meets four times gives public notice of its decision to
per year and will hold office until the
adopt an Amendment to Wagga Wagga
next local government election or until Development Control Plan 2010.
dissolved by Council.
Council on Monday 23 March 2015
In line with Wagga Wagga City
approved the amendment Number 6
Council’s resolution dated 15
of the Wagga Wagga Development
December 2015, members of the
Control Plan 2010 and the planning
Audit and Risk Committee are paid a
controls that apply to the B6 Enterprise
Contact us
p 1300 292 442
e [email protected]
w www.wagga.nsw.gov.au
a Civic Centre Cnr Baylis & Morrow Sts
PO Box 20
Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
Glenfield Road Animal Shelter
for $ 291.18, which includes
microchipping, lifetime
This week’s pet of the week
registration, vaccination,
is a three-year-old male
desexing, worming and heart
Maltese-cross named Patch.
worm test.
Patch is quiet and well
If you would like to meet
mannered, and is relaxed
Patch, or any of the other
around people and other
animals at the shelter, visit
animals.
between 1pm and 4.15pm
He would suit a retired
from Monday to Saturday.
person and would be a great
The friendly Animal
companion who is happy to sit Management Rangers can
on a rug in front of the fire.
be contacted on 6971 4651
You can adopt Patch from the during business hours.
NBN announcement welcomed
Remuneration: Min $966.91 gpw + super
Enquiries: Christine Bolton - 02 6926 9710
Closing Date: Thursday 9 April 2015
Public Notices
Meet Patch
Corridor zone. The amendments come
into effect on the date of this notice
is published. The Wagga Wagga
Development Control Plan 2010, as
amended, is published on Council’s
website. For any enquires regarding
this amendment, contact Council’s
Strategic Planning section on 1300 292
442 or visit Council’s website.
EXPRESSIONS OF
INTEREST: BUSINESS
DELEGATION TO KUNMING
Council is seeking expressions of
interest to participate in a business
delegation to visit sister city Kunming
in June 2015. The business delegation
will coincide with the 21st China
Import and Export Fair to be held in
Kunming from 12-16 June 2015. All
costs associated with attending the
business delegation are to be borne
by the participant. The business
delegation will have the opportunity
to use Austrade’s Business Matching
Services to maximise the value of
the visit. Further information on this
service can be found at www.austrade.
gov.au/trade-services To register your
interest in joining the delegation, email
[email protected] by Friday
17 April 2015.
NOTICE OF DEVELOPMENT
PROPOSAL
Wagga Wagga City Council has
received the following application
to carry out “Development” under
the Environmental Planning and
Assessment Act, 1979.
DA14/0563, Partial demolition,
alterations and additions to Heritage
Item to incorporate the use of the
hall as an art gallery, studio and retail
premises including one self contained
residential unit and associated painting
and roofing of building. One new shed
for storage and stables at the rear of
site, car parking and new fence and
gates to front boundary, 55-57 Pearson
St URANQUINTY NSW 2652, Lot 4
Sec 3 DP 759024, Applicant: John
Fraser Gilfillan
Name of Consent Authority: Wagga
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Wagga City Council
The subject application and
accompanying documentation, may be
inspected at the following address until
the closure of exhibition.
Submission Period: 07/04/2015 to
21/04/2015
Where: Wagga Wagga City Council,
cnr Baylis and Morrow Streets, Wagga
Wagga (Customer Service Counter).
When: 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday
(except Public Holidays).
Any person seeking to make
a submission in relation to the
abovementioned development should
address all correspondence to the
Consent Authority to be received
prior to 5:00pm on the final day of the
exhibition period. If any submission is
made by way of objection, the grounds
of objection must be specified in the
submission.
Persons lodging submissions are
required to declare political donations
(including donations of more than
$1,000) made in the previous two
years. For more details, including
disclosure form, go to www.planning.
nsw.gov.au/donations.
Persons making written submissions
regarding the above development are
advised that any submission received
within the submission period will be
subject to the Government Information
(Public Access) Act 2009 and the
Privacy and Personal Information
Protection Act (PIPPA) and may be
attached to the final report, in its
entirety or in part, to Council unless
explicitly requested by the person
making the submission that they do not
wish this to occur.
Enquiries: Further details relating
to the matter can be obtained by
contacting the Council’s Development
Services. If you have any enquiries
regarding the application, or about
making submission, please telephone
Development Services on 1300 292
442.
Phil Pinyon, GENERAL MANAGER
Civic Theatre &
Booking Office
Family Day
Care/In Home
Care Unit Office
TRADING HOURS
Closed from 03/04/2015 to
06/04/2015, reopening on
07/04/2015.
After hours emergencies
can be reported to Council’s
after hours call centre on
1300 292 442.
Good Friday 03/04/2015 –
Closed
Easter Saturday 04/04/2015
– Open 10am to 4pm
Easter Sunday 05/04/2015
– Open 10am to 2pm
Easter Monday 06/04/2015
– Closed
Closed from 03/04/2015
to 06/04/2015. Tickets
bookings are available
online at www.civictheatre.
com.au
Closed from 03/04/2015 to
06/04/2015.
Closed from 03/04/2015 to
06/04/2015.
Glenfield Rd
Rangers will contact the
Animal Shelter owners of impounded
animals to arrange
collection where possible
Good Friday 03/04/2015 –
Closed
Easter Saturday 04/04/2015
– Open 7am to 4.30pm
Easter Sunday 05/04/2015
Gregadoo Waste
- Closed
Management
Centre (GWMC) Easter Monday 06/04/2015
– Open 7am to 4.30pm
The Recycle Shop will be
closed Easter Weekend
(Good Friday, Easter
Saturday & Easter Sunday)
Mangoplah – Closed Easter
Sunday 05/04/2015
Humula – Closed Easter
Sunday 05/04/2015
Tarcutta – Open Easter
Saturday 04/04/2015,
Closed Easter Monday
06/04/2015
Rural Waste
Currawarna – Open Easter
Facilities
Saturday 04/04/2015
Galore – Open Easter
Saturday 04/04/2015
Collingullie – Closed Easter
Sunday 05/04/2015
Uranquinty - Closed Easter
Sunday 05/04/2015
There will only be minimal
kerbside collection changes
during the Easter period this
year.
Kerbside bin collection
changes apply only to
residents in Tarcutta and
Ladysmith whose bins
are normally emptied on
Good Friday 03/04/2015.
Kerbside Waste
SITA will provide additional
Collection
notification by mail to
affected residents in
Tarcutta & Ladysmith
regarding the change to
their service.
All other bins due to be
collected on Good Friday
03/04/2015 and Easter
Monday 06/04/2015 will be
collected as normal.
Closed from 04/03/2015 to
Library
06/04/2015.
Closed from 02/04/2015
Livestock
until 7/04/2015
Marketing
Centre
Good Friday 03/04/2015 –
Closed
Museum:
Easter Saturday 04/04/2015
Historic Council – Open 10am to 5pm
Chambers &
Botanic Gardens Easter Sunday 05/04/2014
– Open Noon to 4pm
sites
Easter Monday 06/04/2014
– Closed
Good Friday 3/04/2015 –
Closed
Easter Saturday 4/04/2015
– Open Noon to 5pm
Oasis Aquatic
Easter Sunday 5/04/2015 –
Centre
Open Noon to 5pm
Easter Monday 6/04/2015 –
Open Noon to 5pm
Sewer Service
Problems
Visitor
Information
Centre
Ph: 1300 292 442
Open Normal Hours all
days 9am to 5pm
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