Kyogle Council

Kyogle Council This is the official page of Kyogle Council - the gateway to the rainforests. Kyogle Council has a vibrant and diverse population.

Kyogle Council is responsible for an area of 3589 square kilometres and adjoins the Scenic Rim Council in Queensland and the Northern Rivers Councils of Tweed Shire, Lismore City, Richmond Valley, Clarence Valley and Tenterfield Shire in NSW. The Kyogle Council local government area has 12 townships or villages and has a population of just under 10,000 people. Council wants to engage as widely as

possible with our community. Council's page aims to provide the community with information about the Council, its activities and the activities, events and issues within our community. The page is not interactive -- if you have issues or concerns or wish to communicate with Council, see the contact details on this page. If it's an after-hours emergency, call 02 6626 6800. We would like everyone who uses the page to do so with respect and courtesy so that everyone can interact in a space that is safe and welcoming.

🟢 ON EXHIBITION – DA 2026/46 – PROPOSED CHANGE OF USE FROM WHITEGOODS STORE TO LAUNDROMAT 🟢Development application 2026/...
04/06/2026

🟢 ON EXHIBITION – DA 2026/46 – PROPOSED CHANGE OF USE FROM WHITEGOODS STORE TO LAUNDROMAT 🟢

Development application 2026/46 is on public exhibition from 5 June to 22 June 2026.
Address: Lot 68 DP 781944 – 42-26 Summerland Way, Kyogle.
Approval sought: Change of use from whitegoods store to laundromat.
The application and supporting documents can be viewed at Council’s Administration Centre, 1 Stratheden Street, Kyogle.
Submissions may be made during the exhibition period by:
• Post to: PO Box 11 Kyogle NSW 2474
• Email: [email protected]
• Hand delivery to Council's Administration Centre
• Via the NSW Planning Portal:
https://www.planningportal.nsw.gov.au/daexhibitions

The Tip Shop at the Kyogle Waste Facility will be closed on Saturday 6 June and Sunday 7 June.Council apologises for the...
03/06/2026

The Tip Shop at the Kyogle Waste Facility will be closed on Saturday 6 June and Sunday 7 June.

Council apologises for the inconvenience.

The June Ordinary Meeting of Kyogle Council will be held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday, 9 June at 2pm.All Ordinary ...
03/06/2026

The June Ordinary Meeting of Kyogle Council will be held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday, 9 June at 2pm.

All Ordinary Council meetings are open to the community, and all members of the public are welcome to attend.

Follow this link to the Agendas and Minutes page on the Council website to view the agenda https://kyogle.resolve.red/portal/

🏗️Planning a development? Contact Council before you start.🏪Over the past eight years, Council has adopted a series of p...
03/06/2026

🏗️Planning a development? Contact Council before you start.🏪

Over the past eight years, Council has adopted a series of progressive initiatives to stimulate development, open up housing and industrial lots, and make it easier to do business in the Kyogle local government area.

This has included the waiver of development contributions and service changes and investing millions of dollars in infrastructure upgrades across Council’s road and bridge network.

However, all too often we see people with the very best intentions start a project before they understand if their project is legally able to proceed.

Kyogle Mayor Cr Danielle Mulholland said this can easily be avoided by contacting Council first.

“Kyogle Council encourages anyone planning a project to get in touch as early as possible to ensure the project meets requirements from the outset and can proceed without issues,” Cr Mulholland said.

“As well as actively pursuing managed growth and delivering a record investment in infrastructure, Council works with individuals and business to help them achieve their objectives.”

Information packs for various developments from single dwellings to subdivisions are available on the Council website and staff are available to meet with people and businesses to discuss their projects and the best way to progress them.

And while Council is committed to supporting the community, it also has a responsibility to ensure statutory requirements are met. Where this is not the case, Council will take appropriate steps to follow up and address any non-compliance.

By ensuring statutory requirements are met, Council helps maintain community standards and provides a fair and consistent framework for everyone undertaking a project. This protects both applicants and the community and ensures projects are completed safely and appropriately.

Anyone wanting information about Council’s planning and community development services can search the Planning and Development pages on Council’s website or phone Council on 6632 1611.

❤️Love food? ⛔Don’t waste it!Halving food waste across the supply chain by 2030 removes 50M tonnes of greenhouse gas emi...
02/06/2026

❤️Love food? ⛔Don’t waste it!

Halving food waste across the supply chain by 2030 removes 50M tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions. Join to save money and reduce emissions whilst cutting back on your food waste.

Try these tips to reduce food waste at your place this (and every day):
⌛Plan your meals
📋Shop with a list
⚖️Perfect your portions
🫙Store food properly
🥘Eat your leftovers

This   (and every day) you can do your part for climate action by using your green-lid Food Organics and Garden Organics...
01/06/2026

This (and every day) you can do your part for climate action by using your green-lid Food Organics and Garden Organics (FOGO) bin correctly. Remember:

✅FOGO GO GO: Plants, fruit, veg, meat, dairy, eggs, bread
⛔ FOGO NO NO: Plastic, paper, poo and everything else

Food left to rot in landfill isn’t just a waste of resources – it’s a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions.

🎹 You’re invited to a special musical moment in Kyogle!Join Council as we welcome the visually stunning street piano to ...
01/06/2026

🎹 You’re invited to a special musical moment in Kyogle!

Join Council as we welcome the visually stunning street piano to its new home on Stratheden Street.
📅 Saturday 13 June
⏰ 2pm
📍 Stratheden Street, Kyogle

Hear the stories behind the original artwork painted by local artist Sally Joyce, enjoy performances from talented young local pianists, and even have a play yourself!

First proposed in 2025 as a way to encourage creative community engagement, the Stratheden Street Piano is inspired by similar projects in towns and cities around the world that bring colour, music and spontaneity to local streetscapes.

The piano will initially be in place for a three-month trial, during which time Council would love your feedback. You can share your thoughts via
👉 Council’s Your Say page at https://www.yoursaykyogle.com.au/stratheden-street-piano
👉 emailing [email protected]
👉 phoning Council on 6632 1611

🚧 Works update – 26 May 2026 🚧 Council is pushing ahead with its works program despite the ongoing wet weather.Work to r...
26/05/2026

🚧 Works update – 26 May 2026 🚧
Council is pushing ahead with its works program despite the ongoing wet weather.

Work to repair the final landslip on Lions Road which occurred during the 2022 flood event is moving forward, even though the wet weather has caused some delays. Similarly, while sealing works on Lions Road are almost complete, final stabilisation works are being held up by the rain.

It’s the same story on Gradys Creek Road with overlay and stabilisation works progressing, even with delays caused by the ongoing wet.

The slip on Iron Pot Creek Road continues to be monitored daily, with some movement detected with the recent rain. Workers are back on site to keep the road open.

In other landslip repair projects:
🚜 Forest Road – works are progressing.
🚜 Horseshoe Creek Road – trees have been removed in preparation for pipe replacements.
🚜 Hillyards Road – mulching is in progress, with repairs expected to start in the next few weeks.

Council currently has three bridge projects on the go:
✅ Methvens Bridge – crews are working on the reinforced concrete deck with a concrete pour scheduled for early next week, weather permitting.
✅ Montgomerys Bridge – all pier superstructure works have been completed, with Council preparing for the first concrete abutment pour late this week, weather permitting. Once this has been completed, focus will shift to the first stage of the girder installation.
✅ Clarkes Lane Footbridge – work is underway to establish platforms for the piling rig, with piling expected to start later this week, weather permitting. This will involve drilling and pouring four 1.2m diameter concrete piles, each socketed more than five meters into the underlying basalt bedrock.

Council has completed Transport for NSW funded upgrades on the Summerland Way at The Risk, while culvert replacement works are continuing just south of the NSW/Queensland border. On the Bruxner Highway at Mallanganee, crews are undertaking a culvert replacement and minor pavement rehabilitation.

On the road maintenance front, Council crews are grading Hootons Road, Sextonville Road, and Lindsay Creek Road, while roadside slashing is planned for Bentley Road and Afterlee Road.

Another maintenance grading crew will be brought on-line to work on Collins Creek Road as soon as the weather allows.

Potholes are being patched on the Bruxner Highway and Clarence Way, while Koorelah Street, Bonalbo, is being targeted for some kerb and gutter works.

Clarence Way upgrades south of Bonalbo including bridge approaches at the Bottle Creek Road section and sealing works on the Medhurst Quarry section are now completed, with line marking on hold due to the wet weather.

Caption: The upgrade of the Summerland Way at The Risk has been completed.

To support participants progressing through the Resilient Home Program (RHP), the Reconstruction Authority has a series ...
25/05/2026

To support participants progressing through the Resilient Home Program (RHP), the Reconstruction Authority has a series of events coming up in the Northern Rivers.

Whether homeowners are just starting in the Resilient Homes Program, ready to begin construction or in the final stages of completion, these events offer support to homeowners to help make their homes safer and more flood resilient.

The first of these will be a series of information sessions to support homeowners with Resilient Measures grants and people who are relocating buyback homes to take the next step in their journey.

At the information session, participants can:
👉 Connect with the NSW Reconstruction Authority team to help understand next steps—whether that’s reviewing their Home Assessment Report or planning a relocation journey
👉 Explore options, including raising, rebuilding, relocating, retrofitting, and using resilient materials
👉 Connect with local construction industry professionals, such as builders, house lifters, relocation contractors, and managing consultants
👉 Speak with council officers about the development approval process
👉 Attend presentations on what’s involved in relocating your home or completing grant-funded works

The information sessions will be held:
✅ Lismore Workers Club, Wednesday, 27 May, 12noon to 6pm – drop in anytime
✅ Broadwater Hall, Tuesday, 30 June, 12noon to 6pm – drop in anytime
✅ Murwillumbah Civic Centre, Wednesday, 22 July, 12noon to 6pm – drop in anytime

Council endorses Blue Tree ProjectKyogle Council is inviting community members to help identify suitable non-living tree...
25/05/2026

Council endorses Blue Tree Project

Kyogle Council is inviting community members to help identify suitable non-living trees that could be painted blue as part of a mental health awareness initiative.

The Blue Tree Project which began in regional Western Australia in 2019 aims to spark conversations around su***de prevention and reduce the stigma associated with mental health struggles.

Blue Trees, non-living trees painted blue, can now be found across the globe and have become powerful symbols of hope that prompt curiosity and start conversations about mental health and the importance of seeking support.

Council endorsed the Blue Tree project after adopting a notice of motion from Cr Olivia Taylor who told the May Council meeting that su***de remains the leading cause of death for boys and men in Australia aged 15 to 44.

“Many in our LGA have been touched by su***de,” Cr Taylor said.

“We as a council can stand in solidarity with those suffering the loss of a loved one to su***de and those not-for-profits, mental health professionals, friends and family members supporting an individual through mental health struggles.

“Individuals who see a blue tree are also be reminded, they are not alone.”

Mayor Cr Danielle Mulholland said by encouraging residents to suggest suitable trees which could be used for the project, Council hoped to both start conversations about mental health and find meaningful and visible sites for Blue Trees across the local government area.

She urged community members with suggestions on suitable trees on Council-managed land to contact Council either by email [email protected] or phone 6632 1611.

More information about the initiative can be found on the Blue Tree Project website https://bluetreeproject.com.au

Address

1 Stratheden Street
Kyogle, NSW
2474

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Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
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Friday 8:30am - 4pm
Saturday 8:30am - 4pm
Sunday 8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+61266321611

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