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.

🎀Montgomerys Bridge Opening🎀The community is invited to attend the official opening on-site:11.00am Tuesday 8 September ...
03/09/2026

🎀Montgomerys Bridge Opening🎀

The community is invited to attend the official opening on-site:

11.00am Tuesday 8 September 2026

State Member for Lismore Janelle Saffin will join Kyogle Council Mayor Cr Danielle Mulholland OAM to open the new $3.3 million bridge at Iron Pot Creek. The bridge is not simply another new crossing – it restores access for Iron Pot Creek and Ghinni Ghi residents after almost six years of lengthy detours and marks the completion of Council’s transformative $80 million Bridge Renewal Program.

The opening next Tuesday will be cause for community celebration and congratulations to Council’s crew.

Spring has descended on the Kyogle LGA! Warm days, longer evenings, and the bees are out. September is a busy, busy mont...
03/09/2026

Spring has descended on the Kyogle LGA! Warm days, longer evenings, and the bees are out. September is a busy, busy month! For our gardeners, our agricultural sector, and our car enthusiasts.

This weekend, musicians and bush poets descend on Bonalbo for the Boots, Bands and Bush Verse Festival. Head along with your dad on Father’s Day, to the annual Kyogle Show N Shine Swap Meet, featuring a huge display of cars from all over the region.

Mid-month, the Village Hall Players bring their next production - Camelot The Panto - to the KMI Hall. While gardens open all over town for Kyogle Garden Club Open Garden Day on September 19th. Don’t miss the chance to explore some of these beautiful spaces – garden tour route available from Clay Corner.

Finishing off the month we have book launches, new exhibition installs at Roxy Gallery, and the September Stratheden Markets. This month’s featured artists, ‘The Barkers Vale Brothers’. To top off the month, the Kyogle Show returns to the Kyogle Showground. Save the weekend of the 25th and 26th and join us at one of our favourite annual events. We hope you are enjoying the warmer weather!

Kyogle Council is developing a new Disability Inclusion Action Plan and wants to hear from people with disability, carer...
02/09/2026

Kyogle Council is developing a new Disability Inclusion Action Plan and wants to hear from people with disability, carers, families, support people, service providers and community members across the Kyogle Local Government Area. You can share your views via:

1. Online survey (www.yoursaykyogle.com.au/disability-access-inclusion-plan)
2. In-person (see timeline below for drop-in sessions in your area)
3. Over the phone or online 1-on-1 interviews (Please contact Kyogle Council on 02 6632 1611 or [email protected] to request an interview).

In person Community Consultations:

📆 Tuesday 8 September
⏰: 4:00 - 5:00 pm
📌 Mallanganee Memorial Hall

📆 Tuesday 8 September
⏰ 6:00 - 7:00 pm
📌Bonalbo District Memorial Hall

📆 Wednesday 9 September
⏰: 9:00 - 11:00 am
📌 Banquet Room (KMI Hall)

📆 Thursday 10 September
⏰ 2:00 - 3:00 pm
📌 Woodenbong Public Hall

For more information visit: www.yoursaykyogle.com.au/disability-access-inclusion-plan

🚧 Works Update - 2 September 2026 🚧Kyogle Memorial Recreation Centre is really starting to take shape, with the roof on ...
02/09/2026

🚧 Works Update - 2 September 2026 🚧

Kyogle Memorial Recreation Centre is really starting to take shape, with the roof on the sports hall expected to be completed by the end of the week.

All structural steelwork has now been finished and most of the internal framing is in place. The contractor is continuing with external cladding works while progressing internal fit-out activities, including electrical installation.

Once completed, the centre will feature ceiling-mounted basketball hoops, netball facilities, indoor soccer goal posts, and line marking for a range of sports. The facility will also include a multi-purpose meeting space with a kitchenette, a parents' room, and public amenities. The hall will be available for community and sporting event hire and will also serve as an evacuation centre during emergencies, providing an important community asset for the region.

The rainfall experienced in the middle of last week caused minor delays to the approach works at Montgomerys Bridge, with the concrete approach slabs completed later than originally scheduled. This week, the crew is undertaking site clean-up and completing the remaining approach works. Pavement construction and bitumen sealing are programmed for completion on Friday.

Clarkes Lane Bridge – preparation works are underway for the concrete deck pour scheduled for mid-week. Once the deck pour is complete, abutment backfilling and approach earthworks are planned for later in the week.

Reconstruction works on Gardner Lane have recommenced, with kerb and gutter construction now underway.

Ongoing flood damage repairs:

🔹Gradys Creek Road: Stabilising and sealing works completed, tidying up works continue
🔹Edenville Road Rehab: Works starting this week with shoulder cleaning
🔹Iron Pot Creek Road: Council continues to monitor the landslip daily
🔹Horseshoe Creek Road: Works progressing
🔹Baileys Bridge Road: Sheet piling in progress
🔹Gradys Creek Road landslip: Works progressing
🔹Richmond River Landslip: Benching works and rock placement in progress on number 1 slip
🔹Williams Road Landslip: Works progressing

Grading crews are continuing work across the region, currently undertaking grading on Creegans Road in the Cawongla catchment and Murray Scrub Road in the Afterlee catchment.

The Bonalbo crew is working on Dyraaba Road and will then move into the Deep Creek catchment. Maintenance activities are also continuing, with a pipe replacement underway on Bingeebeebra Road at Mummulgum.

Highway maintenance activities include slashing along the entire length of Summerland Way, while on the Bruxner Highway at Mallanganee Range crews are continuing with pavement widening, slope maintenance and drainage improvement works.

Photo: The Kyogle Memorial Recreation Centre is progressing

🏊‍♂️Pool Opening Update 🏊‍♀️With the weather warming up, we know residents are looking forward to getting back into the ...
01/09/2026

🏊‍♂️Pool Opening Update 🏊‍♀️

With the weather warming up, we know residents are looking forward to getting back into the water, and we can now announce the opening dates for Council’s three swimming pools.

✅ Bonalbo Pool is expected to open on Friday, 25 September.
✅ Kyogle and Woodenbong pools are expected to open on Friday, 2 October

The opening of the Kyogle and Woodenbong pools has been delayed due to wet weather disruptions to the pools’ maintenance programs.

Work to re-paint the two pools commenced during the off-season under favourable forecasts, however the exceptionally wet conditions during winter have slowed progress and extended the curing time required for the new pool coatings.

Council would like to thank everyone for their understanding as we complete the work and we look forward to welcoming everyone back for another great swimming season soon. 🏊🎉

Never bin a battery!
31/08/2026

Never bin a battery!

30/08/2026

Why you should never bin a battery!

Kyogle Council is hosting a free information session for local event organisers with Statewide Mutual Insurance. Earlier...
26/08/2026

Kyogle Council is hosting a free information session for local event organisers with Statewide Mutual Insurance.

Earlier this year Statewide Mutual informed Council of some new insurance obligations for local government areas that sponsor or support local events. This information session is the first chance for Kyogle Council to meet with Statewide Mutual Insurance since these changes came into effect.

Council would like to invite any local event organisers to join the session which will cover industry best practice in organising events, including Council’s obligations when sponsoring events. There will be time for Q & A.

DATE: Tuesday, 1 September 2026
TIME: 10am – 1.30pm
VENUE: Banquet Room at KMI Hall, Stratheden Street, Kyogle

Please note: there is no requirement to attend the information session. It’s simply a free opportunity to learn more about insurance requirements for local event organisers.

🎉Waste levy exemption a "fantastic outcome" for Kyogle LGAKyogle Council has welcomed the NSW Government’s decision to e...
25/08/2026

🎉Waste levy exemption a "fantastic outcome" for Kyogle LGA

Kyogle Council has welcomed the NSW Government’s decision to exempt the Kyogle Local Government Area from the State’s waste levy, ticking off one of Council’s key advocacy priorities.

Mayor Danielle Mulholland said the exemption was a fantastic outcome for the Kyogle community and emphasised the long-standing concerns Council had raised about the fairness of applying the levy to smaller rural councils.

The exemption will save Council an estimated $400,000 a year in waste levy charges.

“We have consistently argued that Kyogle should never have been subject to the waste levy in the first place,” Mayor Mulholland said.

“A State Government report recommended that the levy only apply to councils generating more than 5,000 tonnes of general waste each year.

“Kyogle Council generates approximately 3,000 tonnes of general waste annually. We were well below that threshold, yet our community was still being asked to carry the cost. This was effectively an unfair tax on a small rural community that simply could not afford it.”

Mayor Mulholland said Council had strongly advocated for a more equitable approach that recognised the very different circumstances of rural councils.

“This decision is a fantastic outcome for Kyogle and means we can tick one of our priority advocacy issues off the list,” she said.

“We thank our local MP, Minister Janelle Saffin, and Minister Penny Sharpe for listening to our concerns and recognising that the levy was not an appropriate impost on a community like ours.

“This is exactly what advocacy is about - identifying an issue that is unfair to our community, making the case, and continuing to push until we get a better outcome.

“I thank Minister Saffin and Minister Sharpe for seeing this for what it was and for working towards a fairer outcome for Kyogle.”

Creative Conversations are heading to Woodenbong and BonalboCreative Conversations are heading to the villages! We’re hi...
20/08/2026

Creative Conversations are heading to Woodenbong and Bonalbo

Creative Conversations are heading to the villages! We’re hitting the road to hear what’s happening creatively in Woodenbong and Bonalbo.

There are artists, makers, performers, community groups, event organisers and creative people doing great things right across the Kyogle LGA — and we want to hear about it.

These informal catch-ups are a chance to tell us what’s happening in your community, share your ideas for the future, talk about opportunities and challenges, and let us know where Council might be able to help or make connections.

You don’t need to be a professional artist to join us. If you’re involved in creativity or culture in your community, or simply passionate about seeing it thrive, we’d love to meet you.

📍 WOODENBONG
Tuesday 25 August | 10.30–11.30am
Woodenbong Pit Stop Café

📍 BONALBO
Tuesday 25 August | 1–2pm
Dog N Bull Hotel (diner)

Community Development Manager David Burgener and Arts & Culture Officer Jasmine Phillips will be there to listen, share ideas and learn more about the creative life of your community.
To help us get an idea of numbers, please RSVP to [email protected]

Address

1 Stratheden Street
Kyogle, NSW
2474

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm
Saturday 8:30am - 4pm
Sunday 8:30am - 4pm

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+61266321611

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