Council is seeking feedback from the Dareton community to submit a proposed High Pedestrian Access Area of 40 km/h to Transport for New South Wales. What is a 40 km/h High Pedestrian Activity Area (HPAA)? These are areas of high pedestrian activity, where there is a high degree of interaction between vehicles and pedestrians. They […]
It is time to review the current Community Strategic Plan 2022-2032 to see what has changed and to ensure the plan still reflects the desires of the community. Community Consultation: CURLWAA Date & Time: Tuesday 12 November from 6:30pm Location: Curlwaa Memorial Hall, Memorial Road, Curlwaa Unable to attend?Have your say on the future of […]
Dive into Summer as Dareton and Wentworth Pools Open Sunday 3 November As summer approaches, Council is pleased to announce that both the Dareton and Wentworth pools will open on Sunday 3 November. With extended hours and accessible facilities, these community pools offer the perfect way to enjoy the season. Pool Locations, Hours & Accessibility […]
Have your say! Murray Regional Tourism are seeking final feedback on Stages 2 & 3 of the draft alignment for the Murray River Adventure Trail from the people who know the Murray best – our community. Whether you’re into walking, cycling, canoeing or kayaking… this multi-sport adventure trail aims to connect along the length of […]
HAVE YOUR SAY ON GOL GOL OPEN SPACE UPGRADE!Wentworth Shire Council is planning an exciting upgrade to the public open space at 48 Dawn Avenue,Gol Gol, and we want your feedback. The project will transform the current drainage basin into avibrant community area, featuring: Council invite you to attend a pop-up consultation session: Unable to […]
The Murray River – Best of the World It’s official – the Murray River has been named as one of the Best Destinations in the world! According to National Geographic, the Murray River has profiled among 25 Top Destinations in the prestigious ‘Best of the World’ List for 2025. The annual list was unveiled today […]
Lights flash on buses to warn motorists that buses are picking up and dropping off children.You must slow down to 40km/h when overtaking or passing a bus displaying flashing lights, unless a lower speed limit applies. You can help keep children safe by:🏫 Sticking to the speed limit and following the road rules in school […]