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Latest NewsThis is the section of the site where you will find out what's been happening in the local government area. All of the latest news, including media releases, announcements, document launches and other information will be published here. You will also find the headlines of the most recent news appearing dynamically on the homepage of our site. Councils who have existing sites, and want to link to a news feature can link directly to this page from their existing site. Users are able to sort by date or by type of news item. This page sorts by date by default. Latest NewsCouncil News - 09 Nov 20099 November 2009 more .. Draft - No Smoking Policy - 19 Oct 2009 The Council at its meeting held on 15th October 2009, resolved to adopt a Draft No Smoking Policy - Public Places and Council Owned Land. more .. Survey for Better Telecommunications Services - 09 Sep 2009 Central NSW Councils has put out a survey through Survey Monkey seeking advice from communities across its 16 Local Government areas regarding concerns with telecommunications. "In discussion with my fellow Mayors on the CENTROC Board we are hearing growing concerns around the region particularly regarding digital television and broadband. Mobile phone coverage is also worrying people in our communities as is the provision of pay phones," said CENTROC Chairman Neville Castle. "CENTROC has a growing reputation with the State and Federal Government for its work on understanding our telecommunications needs. Senator Stephen Conroy's Department has told us that the auditing work undertaken on broadband needs is of national significance," said Cr Neville Castle. "In order to lobby on behalf of the region, we need to hear the real stories from real people in our region. Real stories about their concerns and needs for telecommunications services. Please tell us about your issues with Broadband, Digital Television and Telecommunications in general," said Cr Castle. Mayor of Weddin Shire Clr Maurice Simpson agrees. "The 16 Local Government areas of CENTROC cover an area the same size as Tasmania with about half the population. By working together, we speak with a louder voice," said Clr Simpson. "CENTROC is using Survey Monkey, a web based tool people can use from home or can log into at our libraries. We also have hard copies of surveys on our Council counter." said Clr Simpson To log in to Survey Monkey the please click on the link below or contact Sarah Conolan on ph (02) 6331 9246.
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Three of the consultants, Max Michell from Sydney, and Frank Lander and Geoff Smith from Adelaide, met with the Mayors of Blayney, Cowra and Weddin Councils at an informal function where both parties were able to exchange important information and discuss the preliminary findings. Following their visit the consultants have reported that the track is generally in good condition, with the main question marks being over a small number of timber bridges and the Carcoar tunnel. Discussions with a number of potential rail users were held and at this early stage the consultants are hopeful that a good case can be mounted to utilise the full length of the line, between Blayney and Demondrille, which will open up access to Port Kembla and possibly even the Port of Melbourne, for businesses in the Central West. It is anticipated that the report will be completed by late October once all the interested parties have been interviewed. Authorised By: T V LOBB GENERAL MANAGER
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