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This is the section of the site where you will find out what's been happening in the Liverpool Plains local government area. All of the latest news, including media releases, announcements, document launches and other information will be published here. You will also find the headlines of the most recent news appearing dynamically on the homepage of our site. Users are able to sort by date or by type of news item. This page sorts by date by default.

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Weekly-Update No.28 2009 - 29 Jul 2009
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Quipolly Dam Draft Management Study - 08 Dec 2008
As part of the process for possible recreational use of Quipolly Dam, it was necessary to develop a draft Plan of Management. 

At its November 2008 Meeting, Council resolved to place the Plan on public display for a period of 28 days. 

Copies of the Plan can be accessed at the Council Administration Building, Quirindi Library, Werris Creek Library 

For further information, please contact Mr Neil McGarry, Director Economic Development on 6746 1755

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Growth Management Strategy - 13 Nov 2008
Council is currently undertaking a review of its Local Environmental Plan and as part of this process the following documents have been prepared:

Growth Management Study 

The Growth Management Study  provides a description of the physical, social and economic environment of the Shire. The development pattern of the Shire is described as well as the issues facing the future of the Shire are discussed.

The Growth Management Study  Document is on public display until 19 December and can be accessed on line by clicking here more ..

Volunteer Grants Program - 19 Sep 2008

The Volunteer Grants Program

The Volunteer Grants Program 2008 recognises the valuable work of Australia's volunteers and is part of the Australian Government's ongoing commitment to supporting volunteers and encouraging volunteering in local communities.

Funding of between $1000 and $5000 is available to eligible not-for-profit organisations to purchase small equipment and sporting items to help their existing volunteers and to encourage more people to become volunteers.

Organisations will be able to request funding to contribute towards reimbursement to their volunteers for fuel costs incurred in their volunteering work. This will assist volunteers in their important work, including those who use their cars to transport others to activities, deliver food and assist people in need.

The Volunteer Grants Program 2008 provides funding of between $1000 and $5000 to help not for profit organisations to:

  • buy tangible, small equipment items to help volunteers, and/or
  • cover costs such as club sporting equipment and uniforms, training of volunteer sports coaches, and travel for specific sports-related purposes, and/or
  • contribute towards fuel reimbursement for their volunteers.
There are two forms available to apply for funding under the Volunteer Grants Program 2008:

  1. Single organisation application form for applicants applying on behalf of only one organisation

    Organisations can submit one Single Organisation Application for grant funding of between $1000 and $5000. Organisations can apply for funding on their own behalf, or seek funding on behalf of an organisation that is not a legal entity.

  2. Multi-organisation application form for parent organisations applying on behalf of themselves and multiple branches/outlets

    Parent organisations can apply for funding on behalf of themselves and their branches/outlets, with the agreement of the branches/outlets. The parent organisation can submit one Multi-organisation application form for total funding of between $10 000 and $250 000, to purchase items, including a contribution for the reimbursement of fuel costs, of between $1000 and $5000 for each branch/outlet
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Press Release - 22 Jul 2008
14 July 2008 New voter enquiry line opens The NSW Electoral Commission (NSWEC) has opened an enquiry centre to assist the State’s 4.4 million voters with important information leading up to the local council elections on Saturday, 13 September. 

The Elector Enquiry Centre is accessible through a toll free number (1300 135 736) and is being staffed between 8.30am and 5.30pm Monday to Friday and on Election Day. “It will support our website which has been updated with important information so no matter where you live, you can access the latest information about these elections,” said NSW Electoral Commissioner Colin Barry. 

During last year’s State election more than 200,000 voters called the Elector Enquiry Centre with popular queries such as checking their enrolment status, electorate information, pre-poll and postal voting arrangements and polling place locations.


Mr Barry said the service could assist electors from all council areas with their enquiries. “There are 148 councils having elections. Some councils have wards, some will have referendums and polls and others will vote for their mayor.

For the first time at local government elections, electors can call our 1300 135 736 enquiry centre to get an answer on any election question.” 

The NSWEC also provides a telephone typewriter service for the hearing and speech impaired through TTY 02 9247 3568. 

The NSWEC website now includes a search function that allows electors to find the nearest polling place to their home. The electoral snapshot includes in-depth information about their local government area, boundary maps, the council’s structure and local demographics. “A virtual tally room will also carry results of the local council elections from 7pm on election night. This is a first for council elections and is part of our decision to conduct these elections to the same high standard as a state or federal election.” 

Voters should check their enrolment details online before the roll closes at 6.00pm on 4 August.  

More information is available at www.elections.nsw.gov.au or by calling 1300 135 736.  more ..

Water Restrictions - 19 Sep 2007

ALTERATION TO WATER RESTRICTIONS

Consumers are advised that the following changes to WATER RESTRICTIONS will apply, as summarised below, until further notice.

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Community Land Management Plan - 30 Jul 2007

The management plan for Community Land has been placed on exhibition and is available for public comment

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Rail Journeys Musem Werris Creek - 31 Aug 2006

Werris Creek, the first railway town in New South Wales is the home of the Rail Journeys Musuem and the Australian Railway Monument


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Business and Service Guide Liverpool Plains Shire - 01 Mar 2006

A guide to businessses and services in the Liverpool Plains Shire area


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