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Western Weed Survey

Western Weed Survey — Western Local Land Services (WLLS) want to hear from landholders in the Far West 📢

They are coordinating a survey to determine the presence, spread and density of 4 priority weeds in the Far West, with the findings to assist in the planning of on-ground weed control works and future initiatives.

The 4 priority weeds are:

🌵 Hudson Pear (Cylindropuntia pallida)

🌵 Jumping Cholla (Cylindropuntia fulgida)

🌵 Boxing Glove Cactus (Cylindropuntia fulgida var. mamillata)

🌵 Mesquite (Prosopis)

As part of the survey, WLLS will be contacting landholders via phone and undertaking on-ground inspections.

Want to get involved? An online survey is also available for landholders to complete, which will also be followed up with a phone call: https://bit.ly/4bFXg4e

For further information about the Western Weed Survey, contact WLLS on 1300 795 299 or via admin.western@lls.nsw.gov.au.

Wentworth Sewer Rehabilitation – Asset Inspection

Wentworth Shire Council advises residents that contractor Insituform will be undertaking an asset inspection of the sewer network in Wentworth township. This inspection will focus on the old clay sewer pipes and access pits, dating back to the 1950s. The inspection will not include the eastern portion of Wentworth township.

Works will commence on Monday 31 March 2025 and continue through to Thursday 17 April 2025. Inspections will take place between 7:00am and 5:00pm, with no work expected on weekends.

To facilitate the inspections, brief roadwork diversions may be in place for some roads and laneways. Access to some backyards will also be required for properties with sewer mains located on private land. Residents requiring property access will receive notification via letter drops and additional contact.

Wentworth Shire Council apologises for any inconvenience caused while this important work is carried out.

For further information, please contact the Wentworth Shire Council office on 5027 5027.

🚨 Telstra Network Disruption – Planned Outage 🚨

🚨 Telstra Network Disruption – Planned Outage 🚨

Telstra will be completing a power upgrade on its mobile site servicing Ellerslie, which will result in temporary disruptions to Telstra mobile coverage during the day.

📅 When?
🔹 Thursday 27 March 2025

💡 What You Need to Know:
✅ Telstra mobile customers will receive SMS notifications about the planned works.
Landline, NBN internet services, and mobile coverage from other providers will NOT be affected.
✅ This outage is not related to last week’s unplanned outage in Ellerslie.

📱 Stay Connected During the Outage:
🔹 Enable Wi-Fi Calling on your mobile phone to continue making and receiving calls while connected to Wi-Fi.
🔹 Business owners should check with their bank about connecting EFTPOS terminals to NBN or Wi-Fi to avoid transaction delays.

🔗 Stay updated: www.telstra.com.au/outages

📞 Need assistance?
📧 Telstra Contact: Telstranwvic@team.telstra.com
📞 Steve Tinker, Regional General Manager: 0428 538 695

Saturday 22 March 2025

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Official Opening of the Wentworth Visitor Centre

Official Opening of the Wentworth Visitor Centre

Wentworth Shire Council extends its sincere gratitude to all who attended the official opening of the Wentworth Visitor Centre today. The event was officiated by The Hon. Ron Hoenig MP, Minister for Local Government, and attended by current and former Mayors, Councillors, representatives from neighbouring councils, Helen Dalton MP and members of the local community.

Guests enjoyed a captivating Indigenous performance by the Thuukalu Dancers before the celebration concluded with a morning tea.

The Wentworth Visitor Centre, located at 61 Darling Street, Wentworth, is a state-of-the-art facility that centralises essential Council services, the Wentworth Library, Visitor Information Centre, Council Chambers, and dedicated community spaces. This project was made possible through funding from both State and Federal Government grant programs, and Council acknowledges and appreciates this vital support.

Council is proud of this modern, accessible, and inclusive facility that will serve the Wentworth Shire community for many years to come.

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