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Local Government NSW

2 decisions2 topicsUpdated 24 September 2026

Context

  • Tracked aliases include Local Government NSW.

Mentions

  • Potential recruitment adviser and participant in funding-methodology advocacy.
  • Recipient of Council's gambling-harm advocacy for its 2026 annual conference.
  • Recipient forum for Council’s endorsed conference motions.
  • Source of the infrastructure policy proposal supported by Council.
  • Considering Council’s expression of interest to host the 2028 Destination and Visitor Economy Conference.
  • The change may affect Council leadership, administration and future service priorities.

Decisions

New General Manager recruitment to begin

Council resolved not to renew the current General Manager’s contract and to commence planning and recruitment for a replacement, with a proposed commencement date to be negotiated. The Mayor was authorised to seek proposals from Local Government NSW and other experienced recruitment consultants.

The change may affect Council leadership, administration and future service priorities.

LGNSW infrastructure policy support motion carried

Council resolved to support a Local Government NSW policy proposal on accelerating state and local infrastructure delivery, and to write to the Premier, Planning Minister and local MPs seeking backing.

Could influence future funding and timing for infrastructure needed to support housing growth and local services.

Topics

Gambling harm advocacy

Council endorsed a submission to the Local Government NSW 2026 Annual Conference supporting fewer poker machines, a midnight-to-10am statewide shutdown, a statewide self-exclusion register and publication of venue-level gambling data.

This is advocacy rather than a direct local regulatory change, but it seeks stronger gambling safeguards affecting Inner West communities.

LGNSW conference motions

Council endorsed motions for submission to the 2026 Local Government NSW Conference.

The motions allow Council to advocate on issues affecting Cabonne through the state local-government sector.

Meetings

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.

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.

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.

Extra Ordinary Meeting - 30/06/2026

Council backed a rush to finalise the Sanctuary Point Library funding rescission debate, received investment figures, approved a Holiday Haven Currarong tender, and advanced several local service and infrastructure motions including co-location trials, Men’s Shed storage and the Moss Street/North Street design release.

Ordinary Council Meeting - Tuesday 25 August 2026

Central Coast Council addressed shark-net concerns, adopted flood-study and Tuggerah Lake trial actions, deferred a Somersby rezoning request, progressed AI and planning-reporting frameworks, allocated community grants and considered significant funding for The Art House Wyong.