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Rural Road Safety Month – NSW Country Roads

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Driving across Wentworth Shire comes with unique risks, and knowing a road like the back of your hand doesn’t make anyone immune to danger. August is Rural Road Safety Month, and Week 1 focuses on NSW Country Roads. Did you know that 83% of all fatal crashes on NSW country roads involve local residents? That’s […]

Shared Path Construction – Cadell Street, Wentworth

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SHARED PATH CONSTRUCTION – CADELL STREET, WENTWORTH Dates: Monday 17 August – Sunday 6 November Location: Cadell Street, Wentworth Construction will commence on a new 2.1-metre-wide shared concrete path along Cadell Street, Wentworth. This project will provide safe pedestrian and cyclist access directly to Junction Park. ——————————————————————- Traffic control will be active for the duration […]

C22 – Is this your cat?

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Wentworth Shire Council currently has an animal in its care that was recently found, seized, or surrendered. Please view the post for a photo and description. If you are the owner, contact Council on (03) 5027 5027.

D24 – Is this your dog?

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Wentworth Shire Council currently has an animal in its care that was recently found, seized, or surrendered. Please view the post for a photo and description. If you are the owner, contact Council on (03) 5027 5027.

Step Up for Rural Road Safety Month – August 2026

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Making Safety Our Top Priority Every Time We Drive Rural Road Safety Month is a nationwide initiative supported by Transport for NSW to raise awareness of the unique and often challenging conditions on country roads. For those of us who live, work, and travel in Wentworth Shire, August is a timely reminder to step up […]

What you need to know about H5 bird flu

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Wentworth Shire Council is sharing an important biosecurity update from the NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (NSW DPIRD). The NSW Government is responding to confirmed detections of High Pathogenicity H5 Bird Flu in giant petrels on the NSW coast. While there have been no detections in commercial poultry, captive birds, or native […]