The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has approved Gunnedah Shire Council’s application to increase rates above the rate peg.
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A decade of Brain Training at Gunnedah Library
Get ready to exercise your brain at Gunnedah Library with activities, games and puzzles to delight and challenge all ages.
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Gunnedah residents invited to first ever Welcome Markets
Gunnedah Shire Council and Two Rivers Arts Council will team up on Saturday to host the first ever Welcome Markets in Wolseley Park.
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Gunny Money gift cards go digital
Gunnedah Shire’s popular gift card program is now digital, and just in time for Mother’s Day.
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Next Gen launches in Gunnedah to empower future leaders
A new era of business leadership is being ushered in tonight, with the launch of Next Gen, a forward-thinking initiative aimed at empowering the region’s emerging business leaders.
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New kids on the block
Tamworth and Gunnedah will have more boots on the ground to keep communities safe as the latest police recruits commence their duties.
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5000 kilometres to stand out on a ballot of nobodies
At some point yesterday on his drive from Burren Junction to Gunnedah, Labor candidate for Parkes Nathan Fell passed 5000 kilometres travelled in just two weeks – but most of his competitors aren’t showing up at all.
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Gunnedah Development Control Plan draft is now on public display
The Draft Gunnedah Shire Development Control Plan 2025 (DCP) is now on public exhibition.
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The Kurrumbede Community Open Day returns this Mother’s Day weekend
Gunnedah and Narrabri residents are invited to spend this Mother’s Day weekend exploring the iconic grounds of the Kurrumbede homestead.
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Gunnedah Mayor raises concerns about Intervalley Pipeline Plan
Gunnedah Shire Mayor Collen Fuller has raised concerns about the NSW Government’s plan to bolster Tamworth’s water supply using means like intervalley pipelines and off-river storage.