Support Wentworth: 2025 NSW Tiny Tourism Town Finalist

As school holiday visitors explore our region, Council encourages locals and guests to support Wentworth in the NSW Top Tourism Town Awards. Voting closes 11.59pm, Sunday 4 May.

Vote for Wentworth: 2025 NSW Tiny Tourism Town Finalist

Wentworth is a proud finalist in the Tiny Tourism Town category of the 2025 NSW Top Tourism Town Awards.
Voting is open now and closes at 11.59pm on Sunday 4 May.

Support our community by voting online and celebrating what makes our town unique.

Draft Economic Development Strategy 2025-2035

Vote for Wentworth Shire in the 2025 National Awards for Local Government

Voting for the 2025 National Awards for Local Government is open!

Wentworth Shire Council has entered the Wentworth Visitor Centre in this year’s National Awards, and we need YOUR vote to win. The project is in the Productivity through Infrastructure and the Outstanding Rural and Remote Council categories.

You will require an account to vote. Individuals can place 1 (one) vote per category and entries will be displayed in unique order to each voter.

The winner of each category will be the eligible project which receives the most votes during the voting period. Honourable mentions may also be awarded in some or all categories.

Voting closes 11:59pm, Monday 28 April 2025.

The National Awards highlight projects implemented by local governments that are innovative, display excellence, make a difference to their local communities, and have outcomes that are replicable across the country.

Want more info? Go to https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/nalg/ #NALG2025


Community Consultation Session – Pomona

Community Consultation Session – Ellerslie

CSP Community Consultation Session – Wentworth

Have your say on the functions and operations of Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman

The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman (ASBFEO) was established in 2016 to advocate for, and give assistance to, small business and family enterprises. This includes assistance with disputes.

The independent review considers whether the ASBFEO’s functions and operations are effective, and further feedback is being sought through a survey.

The survey will help the Independent Reviewer to ensure the ASBFEO is meeting the needs of the small business community.

Small businesses, family enterprises, the franchising sector and their representatives are invited to provide feedback through the survey. The survey closes on 31 March 2025.