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Tweed Shire Fees for CHSP and CTP Clients Fees for Individual Transport for clients whose fees are subsidised through the CHSP or CTP program Tweed Shire 2021 (effective from May 2017) Banora Point Tweed Heads $10 Chillingham Murwillumbah $25 Coolangatta $10 Cabarita $35 Tugun $15 Tweed Heads $40 Palm Beach $15 Tugun/John Flynn $40 Burleigh Heads $25 Southport $45 Murwillumbah $35 Benowa $35 Chinderah Tweed Heads $15 Ashmore $35 Tugan $25 Robina $35 Murwillumbah $30 Southport $40 Robina $35 Lismore $50 Southport $40 Brisbane $65 Lismore $50 Brisbane $60 Bilambil Heights Tweed Heads $15 Coolangatta $15 Clothiers Creek Cabarita $15 Tugun $25 Murwillumbah $25 Palm Beach $25 Tweed Heads $30 Burleigh Heads $25 Tugan $35 Murwillumbah $30 Southport $45 Benowa $35 Robina $35 Condong Murwillumbah $15 Southport $40 Cabarita $25 Lismore $65 Tweed Heads $30 Brisbane $65 Tugan $35 Southport $45 Burringbar Murwillumbah $25 Cabarita $30 Cudgera Cabarita $25 Tweed Heads $35 Kingscliff $30 Tugun $40 Murwillumbah $25 Robina $45 Tweed Heads $35 Lismore $50 Tugun/John Flynn $35 Southport $50 Robina $45 Brisbane $80 Southport/Benowa $50 Lismore $50 Cabarita/ Tweed Heads $25 Brisbane $75 Bogangar Murwillumbah $30 Tugun $30 Cudgen Cabarita $15 Robina $40 Tweed Heads $15 Southport $45 Tugun $25 Lismore $50 Murwillumbah $30 Brisbane $70 Robina $35 Southport $45 Lismore $50 Brisbane $65 Hastings Point Murwillumbah $30 Terranora Tweed Heads $10 Tweed Heads $35 Coolangatta $15 Tugun $35 Tugun $25 Robina $45 Murwillumbah $25 Southport $50 Palm Beach $30 Lismore $50 Burleigh Heads $30 Brisbane $75 Robina $35 Ashmore $40 Kingscliff Cabarita $15 Southport $45 Casurina Tweed Heads $15 Lismore $65 Tugun $25 Brisbane $65 Murwillumbah $30 Robina $35 Tumbulgum Murwillumbah $15 Southport $40 Tweed Heads $25 Lismore $50 Cabarita $30 Brisbane $65 Tugan $35 Southport $45 Murwillumbah Cabarita $30 & Surrounds Tweed Heads $35 Tweed Heads and Tweed Heads $10 Tugun $35 Tweed Heads West Coolangatta $10 Robina $45 Tugun $15 Southport $50 Palm Beach $15 Lismore $50 Burleigh Heads $25 Brisbane $75 Murwillumbah $35 Benowa $35 Moobal Ocean Shores $15 Ashmore $35 Cabarita $25 Robina $35 Murwillumbah $30 Southport $40 Tweed Heads $35 Lismore $50 Tugun $40 Brisbane $65 Southport $50 Tyalgum Murwillumbah $25 Stokers Siding Murwillumbah $15 Cabarita $35 Cabarita $35 Tweed Heads $40 Tweed Heads $35 Tugun $45 Tugun $40 Southport $50 Southport $50 Uki Murwillumbah $25 Cabarita $35 Tweed Heads $40 Tugun $40 Southport $50 Please note the following: We prefer payment by card. Otherwise, please place your payment of cash or cheque payable to Tweed Byron and Ballina Community Transport in the envelope provided by your driver. Write your name and date of travel on the front and seal it. Our drivers do not carry change, so please have the correct amount available. These amounts are for a return journey. Carers travel free of charge..
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