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Council Adopts 2024-2028 Advocacy Plan, Calling for Practical Solutions to Community Needs

Council Statement: Eidsvold Bike Rally

Council is aware of recent media speculation in relation to an event in Eidsvold. Council provides the following statement detailing Council’s understanding of the event and activities to date. Council was approached by a community member to hire the Eidsvold Sports...

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Public Notices

Gayndah School Crossing Upgrade

Gayndah School Crossing Upgrade

Council has recently undertaken safety upgrades in Meson Street, Gayndah, between St Joseph’s and Gayndah State School. The upgrades include the relocation of the pedestrian crossing and the reconfiguration of line markings to meet the required safety standard for...

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Mundubbera Water Treatment Plant Upgrades

Mundubbera Water Treatment Plant Upgrades

This week, the Mundubbera Water Treatment Plant will undergo upgrades and installations of new equipment. During the installation process, there will be necessary shutdowns of the plant and restrictions in treatment capacity throughout that period. Customers are asked...

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King’s Birthday Public Holiday

King’s Birthday Public Holiday

Monday, 7 October 2024 has been declared a public holiday for the King’s Birthday. Council’s Customer Service and Library Centres, depots and offices will be closed on this day. The Mundubbera Waste Management Facility will remain open its usual hours on this day. For...

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Mundubbera Water Treatment Plant Upgrades

Capper Street Gayndah Footpath Works

 Works have started on removing and replacing part of the concrete path on Capper Street in Gayndah, in the area between Lifeline and the Ray White Gayndah business houses. There will be signage and a small detour in place for pedestrian traffic whilst the repairs are...

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Weekly Update from Mayor Hotz

Keeping Local Government Local – Mayoral Update

Keeping Local Government Local – Mayoral Update

Welcome to this week’s Mayor’s Update. Each week, we aim to keep you informed about the latest Council developments, events, and initiatives. Your engagement and feedback are always appreciated. Contact details are available at the end of this update if you would like...

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North Burnett Regional Council

The North Burnett region takes its name from the Burnett River that flows through the area. The region has a picturesque environmental beauty and an abundance of natural resources that support the diverse agricultural industries and a healthy country lifestyle.

Our region covers 19,708 square kilometres with the topography of the region being diverse from fertile farmland to rugged geographical formations.