Funds donated by travellers at the Lions Road collection box are continuing to support community projects across the Kyogle local government area.
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Kyogle Council ramps up campaign for funding to seal gravel school bus routes
Kyogle Council is calling on the community to support its campaign for increased state and federal funding to seal all school bus routes that are currently gravel roads.
Community priorities at heart of Kyogle Council funding push
Kyogle Council is strengthening its advocacy efforts to secure State and Federal Government funding for infrastructure projects identified as priorities by the local community.
Kyogle budget delivers major investment in community infrastructure
Kyogle Council has adopted a $64.6 million budget, prioritising water infrastructure, roads, sewerage projects and community services.
Planning a development? Contact Council before you start
Kyogle Council is urging residents and businesses to seek planning advice early to avoid costly delays and compliance issues.
Community at centre of Kyogle’s draft $64.5m budget
Kyogle residents are invited to have their say on a draft $64.5 million council budget focused on local community priorities.
Local woman smashes military glass ceiling
Kyogle born and former 12/16 Hunter River Lancers reservist Lieutenant General Susan Coyle will be the first ever female Chief of Army.
Lynchs Creek Hall springs to life with first Easter Extravaganza
The Lynchs Creek community is preparing to celebrate Easter in style, with the historic Lynchs Creek Hall hosting its first ever Easter Extravaganza later this month.
A Kyogle line dance social is changing lives together with Stroke Foundation Australia
Line dancers from Lismore, Casino, Coraki, Brisbane, and as far afield as Tasmania and New Zealand will shuffle step it to Kyogle on Saturday 16 March to be part of a community-run Stroke Foundation Fundraiser.
Have a say on the health of the Upper Richmond River catchment
Kyogle Council is calling on landowners, community groups, industry representatives and residents to have a say in safeguarding the health of the Upper Richmond River catchment.
