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PUBLIC NOTICE | ARE YOU MISSING ME?

Published on 30 April 2026

Stray Dog | Do I belong to you?
I was found straying in the vicinity of Iandra Castle on Monday 27 April 2026. I am a large male crossbreed, I am black with a white chest and no collar or microchip. If I belong to you or you know who my human is, please contact the Council Ranger on 0427 246 787.

PUBLIC NOTICE | Main Street Cleaning

Published on 30 April 2026

Weddin Shire Council advises that footpath cleaning and pressure washing will be undertaken in Main Street commencing from Monday 4 May 2026, between 6:15am and 7:15am. The works are expected to conclude on Friday 22 May 2026 .
Footpath areas to be cleaned will be identified by temporary barriers. Patrons of the area will be asked to move while cleaning and pressure washing is undertaken through

PUBLIC NOTICE | PUBLIC HEARING | 14 MAY 2026 | PLANNING PROPOSALS

Published on 21 April 2026

Weddin Shire Council wishes to advise that in accordance with the Local Government Act 1993 and Council's Community Engagement Strategy, a Public Hearing will be held on Thursday 14 May at 6:00pm at The Hub on the proposed reclassifications of Council owned properties from Community Land to Operational Land; conducted by an Independent Chairperson.

MEDIA RELEASE | SUPPORT FOR THE RURAL HEALTH ACTION PLAN

Published on 30 March 2026

TWeddin Shire Council has formally resolved at its 19 March 2026 Ordinary Council meeting to support improved rural health care by becoming a signatory to an open letter from Dr Joe McGirr MP to the Minister for Regional Health, the Hon Ryan Park MP. The letter calls for State Government support for the Better Care, Closer to Home Alliance’s Rural Health Action Plan, a comprehensive reform agenda
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Wiradjuri Country

Our Shire’s name is derived from the Wiradjuri word Weedin, meaning a place to sit, stay or remain.
Weddin Shire Council invites you to sit, stay or remain a while in our wonderful community.

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