17 conduct reviewers appointed for Bega Valley councillor and staff matters through 2030
Legal, workplace and governance providers will form the council’s regional panel for code-of-conduct reviews until 30 June 2030.
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Places
Orange
city · 27 meetings
Local government area and the main area affected by the meeting decisions.
Randwick
suburb · 13 meetings
Heritage item, development control plan changes and local traffic management matter.
Bondi Junction
town centre / precinct · 12 meetings
Multiple Master Plan motions on exhibition timing, modelling, public land governance and consultation.
Hobart
city · 17 meetings
Council adopted the 2026-27 budget, rates, plans and several citywide policy motions.
Issues
Roads, traffic and parking
211 meetings
Burwood Place (42–60 Railway Parade and part Wynne Avenue) – modification supported, final determination delegated
Budget, rates and governance
221 meetings
2026-2027 Revenue Statement adopted
Projects and capital works
242 meetings
Separate infrastructure and environmental charges set
Funding and grants
201 meetings
2026/27 community grants approved
Councils
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Toowoomba Regional Council
Toowoomba Council keeps Grand Central library charge in 2026/27 plan
Articles from the minutes
All articles →17 conduct reviewers appointed for Bega Valley councillor and staff matters through 2030
Legal, workplace and governance providers will form the council’s regional panel for code-of-conduct reviews until 30 June 2030.
Barragoot Beach dog rules face fresh scrutiny after 8-1 council vote
Bega Valley Shire Council adopted updated companion-animal controls and directed staff to investigate whether parts of the beach qualify as a Wildlife Protection Area.
Forestry without consent plan advances for Bega Valley RU2 rural land
Bega Valley Shire Council will prepare a planning proposal to permit forestry without consent in RU2 Rural Landscape zones, with transport impacts and funding still to be addressed.
Bega Valley dog appeal rules sent back for revisions
Dog owners challenging dangerous or menacing declarations are to receive clearer reasons, access to adverse material and disability supports under the proposed changes.
Merimbula property granted $15,525.60 water-charge concession
Bega Valley Shire Council approved the concession for 21 Marine Parade and lifted the CEO’s authority for eligible water and wastewater charge reductions to $50,000.
Sewer blower renewal left without contractor after Bega Valley rejects every tender
Bega Valley Shire Council voted unanimously to reject all bids for the Sewer Treatment Plant Blower Renewal, requiring another procurement approach before the works can proceed.
Local suppliers invited to shape Ballina Council buying rules
Ballina Shire Council has approved public exhibition of its amended Local and Sustainable Procurement Policy, giving businesses and contractors an opportunity to comment before any further action is taken.
Marine Rescue donation held until Ballina jet boat is operational
Ballina Shire Council approved $800 for Jan Saul’s trip to the 2026 World Masters Hockey competition in Belgium and backed an annual Rotary payment for Richmond Room operations.
Decisions in September 2026
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Important decisions in 2026
6
Jul 2026
2026/27 community grants approved
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Ballina Shire Council · Finance and Facilities Committee
Council approved the Donations – Financial Assistance for Community Groups for 2026/27 in line with the recommended amounts in Table 1 under section 356 of the Local Government Act 1993.
Community groups across the shire will receive funding support for the 2026/27 year.
6
Jul 2026
Volunteer Marine Rescue NSW funding held over
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Ballina Shire Council · Finance and Facilities Committee
The allocation for Volunteer Marine Rescue NSW was made subject to a further report to Council before any funding is provided.
A key marine rescue funding decision was deferred, so final support is not yet locked in.
1
Jul 2026
2026-2027 Revenue Statement adopted
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Scenic Rim Regional Council · Special Ordinary
Council adopted the Revenue Statement 2026-2027 as tabled, forming the basis for rates, charges and financial settings for the year ahead.
Sets the overall charges and financial rules that affect household and business bills across the region.
1
Jul 2026
Differential general rates approved
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Scenic Rim Regional Council · Special Ordinary
Council resolved to levy differential general rates for 2026-2027 using a single rate in the dollar for each rating category, with set minimum rates. The motion was carried 5/2.
Affects the rates payable by residential, rural and commercial property owners, with different categories carrying different charges.
1
Jul 2026
Waste management utility charges adopted
SR
Scenic Rim Regional Council · Special Ordinary
Council adopted waste management utility charges for 2026-2027 and designated all premises in the Scenic Rim as areas where general waste collection may be provided. The motion to designate collection areas was carried 4/3.
Directly affects waste service charges and collection availability for all properties able to receive council waste services.
1
Jul 2026
Rural fire special charges adopted for Boonah and Beaudesert
SR
Scenic Rim Regional Council · Special Ordinary
Council adopted overall plans and special charges for the Boonah Rural Fire Group and Beaudesert Rural Fire Group for 2026-2027, including stated benefit areas and funding contributions.
These charges help fund rural fire prevention and firefighting services in the affected catchments.
1
Jul 2026
Rates concessions and hardship settings updated
SR
Scenic Rim Regional Council · Special Ordinary
Council adopted updated policies for rates discounting, concessions, financial hardship and rates-based financial assistance, replacing the previous versions adopted on 9 July 2025.
These policies affect eligible residents, not-for-profits and community groups seeking rebates, discounts or hardship support on rates and charges.
1
Jul 2026
Overdue rates recovery rules confirmed
SR
Scenic Rim Regional Council · Special Ordinary
Council adopted the recovery procedure for overdue rates and charges, including biannual rate notices, payment within 31 days, 12.19% annual interest on overdue amounts, and a 5% discount for timely payment where eligible.
Sets the payment timetable, penalties and discounts that apply to all ratepayers.
Latest cycle
Decisions in July 2026
24
Sept 2026
Companion Animals Management Plan to go on exhibition
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Ballina Shire Council · Council
Council endorsed an amended Companion Animals Management Plan for public exhibition. The exhibited plan will propose setting beach off-leash boundaries at the beach rather than the entrance track. No further action will be taken on the proposed off-leash dog area at Skennars Head beside Headlands Drive and the overflow car park.
Residents can comment on future dog-management rules and the proposed beach boundary changes; the Skennars Head proposal will not proceed.
24
Sept 2026
Alstonville and Wardell flood studies released for public comment
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Ballina Shire Council · Council
Council endorsed public exhibition of draft overland flood studies and mapping for Alstonville and Wardell. The studies will return to Council after exhibition, with submissions summarised. Council also resolved to include flood-portal training and hold separate information sessions, including consultation with Jali LALC and Cabbage Tree Island residents.
Residents may review proposed flood mapping and provide feedback that could influence future flood-management measures and information available to property owners.
24
Sept 2026
Local and Sustainable Procurement Policy placed on exhibition
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Ballina Shire Council · Council
Council adopted an amended draft Local and Sustainable Procurement Policy for public exhibition. Submissions will return to Council; if none are received, no further report is required.
The policy may affect how Council buys goods and services and the opportunities available to local and sustainable suppliers.
24
Sept 2026
Community funding and facility arrangements approved
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Ballina Shire Council · Council
Council approved an $800 donation to Jan Saul for travel to the 2026 World Masters Hockey competition in Belgium, supported a maximum-policy annual donation to Rotary Club of Ballina on Richmond for Richmond Room set-up and pack-down, and held a proposed $4,250 donation to Marine Rescue NSW until the Ballina Jet Boat BA21 is operational.
The decisions provide targeted community support while linking Marine Rescue funding to the vessel’s operational status.
24
Sept 2026
Community and sporting facility leases progressed
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Ballina Shire Council · Council
Council approved a new five-year market-rent lease of the King Street Lease Area to Ballina Bowling and Recreation Club, subject to public advertising, and progressed tenure arrangements for Alstonville Racquet Club subject to statutory notification. Council also supported discussions to optimise use of Wigmore Hall.
The decisions affect access to community and sporting facilities and provide opportunities for public submissions on proposed land arrangements.
22
Sept 2026
2026 Annual Grant Program approved
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Inner West Council · Council
Council approved $814,092 for 76 recommended projects under the 2026 Inner West Council Annual Grant Program and requested a February 2027 report on improving councillor information and Circular Economy grant eligibility.
Community organisations and grant applicants will receive funding for approved projects, subject to the program attachments.
22
Sept 2026
Planning proposal for Crown Street and Princes Highway endorsed
IW
Inner West Council · Council
Council endorsed amendments to the Inner West Local Environmental Plan 2022 for 75–85 Crown Street and 116 Princes Highway, St Peters, including MU1 Mixed Use zoning, a 4:1 floor space ratio, a maximum building height of RL 51 metres and site-specific provisions including at least 2% affordable housing in perpetuity.
The proposal could enable a substantially larger mixed-use development and affordable housing contribution in St Peters. It will be forwarded to the NSW Government for finalisation.
22
Sept 2026
Marrickville Library hours to be extended on trial
IW
Inner West Council · Council
Council approved a 12-month trial of longer staffed hours at Marrickville Library, including evening hours to 10pm on Thursdays and extended weekend service, commencing in October 2026. Progress reports are due at six and 12 months.
Library users will have more staffed access outside standard business hours. Council will also investigate 24/7 self-service book lockers in areas including Newtown, Summer Hill and Lewisham.
Issues councils are deciding on
All issues →- The plan and advocacy may influence future transport infrastructure, development contributions, travel reliability, cycling access and emergency routes.
- The projects could improve walking and cycling access in Molong and Yeoval, subject to grant success.
- The decisions may affect parking, traffic safety, pedestrian access and speed-management options in Kensington, Kingsford and Randwick.
- The decision secures waste services for Council facilities and commits Council to a substantial multi-year operational contract.
- The change may affect Council leadership, administration and future service priorities.
- The plan and advocacy may influence future transport infrastructure, development contributions, travel reliability, cycling access and emergency routes.
- The policy may affect how Council buys goods and services and the opportunities available to local and sustainable suppliers.
- The project is intended to deliver an upgraded community and sports facility at Pratten Park, subject to future funding decisions.
- The wharf project design and timing remain unresolved while lower-cost or budget-aligned options are developed.
- The decisions provide targeted community support while linking Marine Rescue funding to the vessel’s operational status.
- Community organisations and grant applicants will receive funding for approved projects, subject to the program attachments.
- The proposal could enable a substantially larger mixed-use development and affordable housing contribution in St Peters. It will be forwarded to the NSW Government for finalisation.
- The proposal could enable a substantially larger mixed-use development and affordable housing contribution in St Peters. It will be forwarded to the NSW Government for finalisation.
- The project is intended to deliver an upgraded community and sports facility at Pratten Park, subject to future funding decisions.
- The approval permits changes to a significant local industrial or commercial site, subject to development conditions.
- The decision secures waste services for Council facilities and commits Council to a substantial multi-year operational contract.
- Residents may review proposed flood mapping and provide feedback that could influence future flood-management measures and information available to property owners.
- The mapping may affect how flood risk and floodplain functions are understood in Ballina.
- The decisions affect access to community and sporting facilities and provide opportunities for public submissions on proposed land arrangements.
- Library users will have more staffed access outside standard business hours. Council will also investigate 24/7 self-service book lockers in areas including Newtown, Summer Hill and Lewisham.
- Residents, particularly people with disability and carers, will have an opportunity to comment on Council’s four-year accessibility and inclusion roadmap.
Places & projects on the record
Places
Orange
city · 38 meetings
Local government area and location of the Council, Planetarium and school matters.
Bondi Junction
suburb and town centre · 22 meetings
Subject of the master plan and Special Entertainment Precinct wording in the Delivery Program progress report.
Randwick
suburb · 15 meetings
Location of the 22 Figtree Avenue development application.
Maroubra
suburb · 16 meetings
Location of the supported development application.
Hobart
city · 18 meetings
Meetings of the committee and possible future ferry-related transport support
Coogee
suburb · 15 meetings
Location of the serviced-apartment development and associated amenity controls.
North Bondi
suburb · 8 meetings
Location of the Aboriginal rock carvings at Bondi Golf Course and the precinct raising Sydney Water concerns.
Burwood
suburb · 10 meetings
Location of the Panel meeting and two development sites.
Nowra
town · 20 meetings
The meeting was held at the City Administrative Centre in Nowra, and the Nowra Local Aboriginal Land Council is involved in nearby land transfer processes.
Ballina
town · 9 meetings
Flood-study mapping, roads, facilities and community funding decisions.
Projects & entities
Disability Inclusion Action Plan
community services plan · 21 meetings
Residents, particularly people with disability and carers, will have an opportunity to comment on Council’s four-year accessibility and inclusion roadmap.
Office of Local Government
NSW government body · 15 meetings
Provided advice considered in setting meeting and public forum arrangements.
Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure
NSW Government department · 24 meetings
Conducted the adequacy assessment affecting the Mortdale planning proposal.
Georges River Council
government body · 11 meetings
Council responsible for the policies, strategies and infrastructure decisions considered at the meeting.
Bondi Junction Vision and Master Plan
planning project · 6 meetings
Council’s framework for coordinated growth and a 3,000-dwelling target in Bondi Junction.
Carss Park Aquatic Facility
infrastructure project · 5 meetings
Subject of a progress update, including the Learn-to-Swim enclosure.
NSW Government
government body · 6 meetings
Relevant to the REDCIP funding deed for the Eugowra housing and land project.
Orange City Council
government body · 9 meetings
Decision-making local government authority for all substantive items.
Orange Sports Precinct
project · 5 meetings
Major infrastructure project discussed in relation to construction, budget risk and cricket access.
Local Growth Management Strategy
growth strategy · 3 meetings
Strategy whose progress was noted alongside the new planning scheme.
Council desks
All councils →The available minutes record amended development conditions for 68–72 Park Road, Kogarah Bay, including reduced balcony privacy screens and an additional front-setback tree.
Council approved the removal and replacement of a hazardous tree at Orange Anglican Grammar School, adopted a regional disability inclusion plan and awarded a Planetarium audiovisual contract worth approximately $692,834 excluding GST.
The committee considered updates to Council’s Artificial Intelligence Policy, land and easement requirements for the School Road Upgrade Project, planning and development fees, dangerous-tree regulation and several general-rate concessions.
Council received its August financial report, approved several local infrastructure and park actions, progressed major water and gallery projects, and considered planning, disaster funding and regional service issues.
Randwick Council advanced urban forest, traffic, transport, community funding and infrastructure projects, while approving new youth programs and several event and facility measures.
The forum reviewed and endorsed new parking, Give Way and parking restriction signage for sites in Milton and Ulladulla, with a vehicle turn-path check requested for the Ulladulla proposal.
Council withdrew support for the proposed North Turramurra Recreation Area grandstand, terminated the football association agreement, and approved a $24.41 million synthetic-turf upgrade to Norman Griffiths Oval, subject to further project planning.
Council approved a five-year waste-services tender, advanced flood-study consultation, endorsed changes to companion-animal and procurement policies, reappointed the Deputy Mayor, and began recruiting a new General Manager.
Council endorsed follow-up on a Salvator Road petition and a proposed 40 km/h limit, left South Hobart Oval’s dog ban unchanged, supported a planning-regulation motion, and withdrew a hospitality fee-relief proposal.
Council approved a major grants allocation, service trials and environmental programs, endorsed a St Peters planning proposal, advanced transport and park safety measures, and set follow-up actions on libraries, housing, cycling and community facilities.
Council appointed representatives, amended its Bondi Junction progress-report wording, adopted a narrower position on Aboriginal land-claim notifications, approved a long-term software licence exemption and discussed local heritage and Sydney Water concerns.
The Panel refused four development applications involving a licensed restaurant in North Avoca, a residential and swimming-pool modification in Forresters Beach, a childcare centre in Warnervale and co-living housing in North Gosford.
The committee advanced updated risk-management policies, received a confidential internal-audit report, and recommended adoption of Wanneroo’s 2025 annual compliance return, including follow-up on two compliance questions.
The committee advanced plans for netball courts at Woollahra Oval 2 and 3, excluding basketball, and approved public exhibition of developer public art guidelines alongside financial, accessibility and artwork donation matters.
The committee backed footpath and parking changes in Mermaid Waters and the light rail corridor, endorsed Lime for the new shared e-bike contract, supported permanent pedestrianisation of the Surfers Paradise Esplanade, adopted a 20-year open space plan, and advanced community engagement on the Northern Beaches coastal protection project.
Council considered the possible redevelopment or sale of the Coogee Street car park site, received a traffic-safety petition for Wilberforce Street, noted an Enhanced Environment Strategy review and discussed future public EV charging and Beatty Park Reserve facilities.
The Panel unanimously approved two housing-related planning matters in Auburn and Lidcombe, including an amended development with affordable housing and a six-storey, 53-room co-living development.
Burwood Council appointed Councillor Pascale Esber as Deputy Mayor and advanced planning, accessibility, petition, environmental and governance measures, including public exhibitions for new policies and plans.
Liverpool City Council adopted a plan for Woodward Park with protections for existing netball use, advanced several infrastructure and park projects, proposed cheaper hire fees for religious organisations, and directed follow-up work on roads, graffiti, grants and financial sustainability.
Council unanimously approved in principle its 2025-2026 annual financial and performance statements and authorised senior office-holders to sign the final documents after auditor changes.
Council refused two proposed retirement-facility developments at Tamborine Mountain, approved free general-waste collection for eligible home-based medical-treatment households, and advanced planning, bridge-upgrade and project-audit actions.
Sunshine Coast Council adopted updated standing orders, endorsed its 2026-2031 legacy plan and four state-policy motions, and referred three local petitions on waterways and traffic issues for investigation.
Council advanced planning for Bega Saleyards, adopted development-control changes, approved Tathra Wharf restoration funding and a Wolumla planning-agreement pathway, but defeated the proposed Merimbula CBD upgrade alteration motion.
Council received two community petitions, adopted the 2026–2027 carryover budget revisions, noted August financial results and adopted the Audit & Risk Management Committee minutes.
Council advanced planning amendment C155MARO, adopted a 10-year bicycle network plan, considered a Ringwood aged-care land proposal, noted a Gracedale Oval fencing petition and endorsed a 10-metre smoke and vape-free zone, with several details incomplete in the extract.
Cabonne Council elected Kevin Beatty as Mayor and James Jones as Deputy Mayor, approved local funding and planning decisions, progressed major Eugowra and Manildra projects, and adopted financial and rating policy actions.
Council advanced plans for The Priory, Buffalo Creek Reserve, community grants, AI transparency and the next stage of the Henley Community Centre and Eastern Green expressions of interest.
Meetings
24 Sept 2026
Ballina Shire Council · Council
Council - 24 Sep 2026
Council approved a five-year waste-services tender, advanced flood-study consultation, endorsed changes to companion-animal and procurement policies, reappointed the Deputy Mayor, and began recruiting a new General Manager.
22 Sept 2026
Inner West Council · Council
Council - 22 Sep 2026 6:30 PM
Council approved a major grants allocation, service trials and environmental programs, endorsed a St Peters planning proposal, advanced transport and park safety measures, and set follow-up actions on libraries, housing, cycling and community facilities.
22 Sept 2026
Burwood Council · Council Meeting
Council Meeting - 22 Sep 2026 6:00 PM
Burwood Council appointed Councillor Pascale Esber as Deputy Mayor and advanced planning, accessibility, petition, environmental and governance measures, including public exhibitions for new policies and plans.
22 Sept 2026
Cabonne Council · Council
Council - 22 Sep 2026 2:00 PM
Cabonne Council elected Kevin Beatty as Mayor and James Jones as Deputy Mayor, approved local funding and planning decisions, progressed major Eugowra and Manildra projects, and adopted financial and rating policy actions.
22 Sept 2026
Randwick City Council · Ordinary Council
Ordinary Council - 22 Sep 2026
Randwick Council advanced urban forest, traffic, transport, community funding and infrastructure projects, while approving new youth programs and several event and facility measures.
21 Sept 2026
Ku-ring-gai Council · Extra Ordinary Meeting of Council
Extra Ordinary Meeting of Council - 21 Sep 2026 6:00 PM
Council withdrew support for the proposed North Turramurra Recreation Area grandstand, terminated the football association agreement, and approved a $24.41 million synthetic-turf upgrade to Norman Griffiths Oval, subject to further project planning.
21 Sept 2026
Ku-ring-gai Council · Ku-ring-gai Local Planning Panel
Ku-ring-gai Local Planning Panel - 21 Sep 2026 12:30 PM
The Panel adopted a revised meeting-practice code, approved alterations at 16 Illoura Avenue, Wahroonga, and refused residential development proposals in Turramurra and St Ives.
17 Sept 2026
Burwood Council · Burwood Local Planning Panel Meeting
Burwood Local Planning Panel Meeting - 17 Sep 2026 6:00 PM
The Panel refused an eight-storey co-living proposal at 64 Wentworth Road, approved a modification to a residential flat building at 106-108 Wentworth Road, and approved a two-lot subdivision at 58 Waratah Street, Croydon Park.
17 Sept 2026
Central Coast Council · Local Planning Panel
Local Planning Panel - Thursday 17 September 2026
The Panel refused four development applications involving a licensed restaurant in North Avoca, a residential and swimming-pool modification in Forresters Beach, a childcare centre in Warnervale and co-living housing in North Gosford.
17 Sept 2026
Central Coast Council · Mangrove Mountain Advisory Sub-Committee
Mangrove Mountain Advisory Sub-Committee - Thursday 17 September 2026
The Subcommittee considered PFAS contamination monitoring in the Ourimbah Creek Catchment, including the Mangrove Mountain landfill, and agreed on further information, mapping and potential site visits.
17 Sept 2026
Georges River Council · Local Planning Panel
Local Planning Panel - 17 Sep 2026
The available minutes record amended development conditions for 68–72 Park Road, Kogarah Bay, including reduced balcony privacy screens and an additional front-setback tree.
17 Sept 2026
Shoalhaven City Council · Public Forum
Public Forum - 17/09/2026
The Public Forum heard addresses on Collingwood Beach vegetation and dune care, a review of several Council policies, and a refused speaking application; no Council decisions were recorded.
16 Sept 2026
Redland City Council · Council
Council - 16 Sep 2026
Council received two community petitions, adopted the 2026–2027 carryover budget revisions, noted August financial results and adopted the Audit & Risk Management Committee minutes.
15 Sept 2026
Ku-ring-gai Council · Ordinary Meeting of Council
Ordinary Meeting of Council - 15 Sep 2026 7:00 PM
Ku-ring-gai Council elected a two-year Deputy Mayor, advanced planning and affordable-housing proposals for public exhibition or state assessment, adopted procurement and councillor-expenses policies, and approved funding and delivery changes for community and capital works.
15 Sept 2026
Inner West Council · Extraordinary Council
Extraordinary Council - 15 Sep 2026 6:30 PM
Council approved public exhibition of its Our Fairer Future Plan Stage 2 housing approach across Inner West suburbs, including St Peters, and appointed Kane Constructions to refurbish Leichhardt Oval subject to final contract terms.
15 Sept 2026
City of Vincent · Council Meeting (Ordinary and Special)
Council Meeting (Ordinary and Special) - 15 Sep 2026 6:00 PM
Council considered the possible redevelopment or sale of the Coogee Street car park site, received a traffic-safety petition for Wilberforce Street, noted an Enhanced Environment Strategy review and discussed future public EV charging and Beatty Park Reserve facilities.
15 Sept 2026
Ipswich City Council · Finance and Governance Committee
Finance and Governance Committee - 15 Sep 2026 10 minutes after the conclusion of the Infrastructure, Planning and Assets Committee or such later time as determined by the preceding committee
The committee considered updates to Council’s Artificial Intelligence Policy, land and easement requirements for the School Road Upgrade Project, planning and development fees, dangerous-tree regulation and several general-rate concessions.
15 Sept 2026
Nillumbik Shire Council · Extraordinary Council Meeting
Extraordinary Council Meeting - 15 Sep 2026
Council unanimously approved in principle its 2025-2026 annual financial and performance statements and authorised senior office-holders to sign the final documents after auditor changes.
15 Sept 2026
Toowoomba Regional Council · Ordinary Meeting of Council
Ordinary Meeting of Council - 15 September 2026
Council received its August financial report, approved several local infrastructure and park actions, progressed major water and gallery projects, and considered planning, disaster funding and regional service issues.
15 Sept 2026
Waverley Council · Council
Council - 15/09/2026
Council appointed representatives, amended its Bondi Junction progress-report wording, adopted a narrower position on Aboriginal land-claim notifications, approved a long-term software licence exemption and discussed local heritage and Sydney Water concerns.
14 Sept 2026
Georges River Council · Assets and Infrastructure Committee
Assets and Infrastructure Committee - 14 Sep 2026
The committee advanced several local traffic-safety projects, approved temporary event road closures and litter-collection time trials, progressed Quarry Reserve design, and noted reviews of major infrastructure and synthetic sports fields.
14 Sept 2026
Georges River Council · Community and Culture Committee
Community and Culture Committee - 14 Sep 2026
The committee considered early-learning budget pressures, public exhibition of alcohol-free areas and alcohol-prohibited areas, a revised grants policy, and updates on local sport facilities.
14 Sept 2026
Georges River Council · Environment and Planning Committee
Environment and Planning Committee - 14 Sep 2026
The committee considered apologies, remote attendance and confirmation of previous minutes, with no substantive resident-facing planning, environment or service decisions recorded.
14 Sept 2026
Georges River Council · Finance and Governance Committee
Finance and Governance Committee - 14 Sep 2026
The committee noted the council’s investment, strategic risk and audit updates, and endorsed the completion of Milestone 2 for the Carss Park Pool project, allowing payment to the NSW Office of Sport under the funding agreement.
14 Sept 2026
Woollahra Municipal Council · Strategic & Corporate Committee
Strategic & Corporate Committee - 14 September 2026
The committee advanced plans for netball courts at Woollahra Oval 2 and 3, excluding basketball, and approved public exhibition of developer public art guidelines alongside financial, accessibility and artwork donation matters.
10 Sept 2026
Ballina Shire Council · C Ward Committee
C Ward Committee - 10 Sep 2026
The committee discussed solar-panel disposal requirements, vegetation and pedestrian-access concerns, invasive-animal reporting, possible gas-free development rules, infrastructure revegetation, biodiversity strategy timing and homelessness-policy consultation.
10 Sept 2026
Randwick City Council · Randwick Local Planning Panel (Electronic)
Randwick Local Planning Panel (Electronic) - 10 Sep 2026
The Panel approved a garage modification in La Perouse, granted deferred commencement consent for serviced-apartment alterations in Coogee, and supported a development application in Maroubra.
10 Sept 2026
Randwick City Council · Randwick Local Planning Panel (Public)
Randwick Local Planning Panel (Public) - 10 Sep 2026
The Panel unanimously refused development application DA/526/2026 for 62 Mons Avenue, Maroubra, citing design and setback concerns and agreeing with Council officers’ and DEAP’s refusal reasons.
9 Sept 2026
Cumberland Council · Cumberland Local Planning Panel
Cumberland Local Planning Panel - 9 Sep 2026
The Panel unanimously approved two housing-related planning matters in Auburn and Lidcombe, including an amended development with affordable housing and a six-storey, 53-room co-living development.
8 Sept 2026
Ku-ring-gai Council · Public Forum
Public Forum - 8 Sep 2026 7:00 PM
The forum heard public submissions on sporting-field upgrades, development applications, a pipeline project, a shopping-village road closure and community issues; no decisions or motions were recorded in the extracted material.
8 Sept 2026
City of Vincent · Council Briefing
Council Briefing - 8 Sep 2026 6:00 PM
The briefing covered possible disposal and redevelopment of a Mount Hawthorn site, a parking-ticket-machine tender, asset-management funding gaps, environmental strategy progress and financial reports.
8 Sept 2026
Toowoomba Regional Council · Environment and Community Committee
Environment and Community Committee - 8 September 2026
The committee meeting commenced and concluded at 9:04 AM with no items submitted for consideration.
8 Sept 2026
Ipswich City Council · Councillor Briefing and Workshop Session
Councillor Briefing and Workshop Session - 8 Sep 2026 9:00 AM
Councillors reviewed waste-policy reforms, discussed major transport projects and strategic priorities, received a Ripley Valley development update, and considered repair options for the damaged Ebbw Vale War Memorial.
8 Sept 2026
Ballina Shire Council · A Ward Committee
A Ward Committee - 8 Sep 2026
The committee discussed transport safety, road maintenance, infrastructure projects and environmental follow-up, with Damian Loone continuing as chair and several matters requiring further Council information or action.
8 Sept 2026
Randwick City Council · Governance Advisory Committee
Governance Advisory Committee - 8 Sep 2026
The committee received and noted updates on the draft Urban Forest Strategy, the 2026 Social Study and confidential Snape Park Stage 1 works, with no substantive public decision recorded.
8 Sept 2026
Shoalhaven City Council · Shoalhaven Local Transport Forum
Shoalhaven Local Transport Forum - 08/09/2026
The forum reviewed and endorsed new parking, Give Way and parking restriction signage for sites in Milton and Ulladulla, with a vehicle turn-path check requested for the Ulladulla proposal.