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Kyogle Council Community Newsletter MARCH/APRIL 2016

Kyogle Council Working together to balance Environment, Lifestyle and Opportunity.

NEW LIBRARY In this MAYORAL FOWL MYTH BRIDGE LIBRARY ON ISSUE MESSAGE CONCERNS BUSTERS OPENED NEWS WHEELS 2 2 3 4 7 8

$3 million packing plant APPROVED Kyogle Council has unanimously ap- proved a development application from Mountain Blue Farms for a $3 million blueberry packing plant at . The packing plant will be located on Tabulam Road directly across the Clarence River from Mountain Blue Farms’ existing blueberry farm. When built, the packing plant is ex- A $3 million blueberry packing plant approved for development at Tabulam is expected to create 22 pected to create 22 permanent jobs on top permanent jobs. of the 500 plus seasonal workers that the farm is likely to employ to harvest the development control issues could be ap- Council would receive significant Section blueberries each year. propriately addressed and to get this im- 94 Developer Contributions as well as Many of the seasonal workers are likely portant industry activated in our local area. additional works from the applicant to- to be backpackers who will stay locally "This has included holding talks with wards road upgrades along Tabulam Road and further boost the local economy. members of the local community about as part of the consent conditions for the "Blueberries not only help showcase the opportunities for providing additional ac- packing plant. area's agricultural diversity but also have commodation for workers.” “This is expected to make the stretch of the potential to provide a substantial boost Independent analyses for the council the road between the intersections with the to the local economy through the influx of have shown that the operation of the pack- and Jacksons Flat Road permanent and itinerant workers to the ing plant is expected to bring at least $8.9 considerably safer,” he said. area who will need accommodation, food, million of additional economic output to Work on the packing plant is expected to fuel and the like," Kyogle Council Mayor the area with $4.7 million of value-adding start almost immediately. Blueberries will Cr Mulholland said. to the Kyogle economy annually. be packed fresh from the farm and then "The Council has worked closely with Council’s Executive Manager Develop- transported to distributors for supermarket Mountain Blue Farms to ensure that any ment and Planning Manfred Boldy said the outlets in and overseas.

1 Well, everybody is back various shades of From the MAYOR in the swing of things teal. Not to be and following the Febru- missed next year ary Council meeting, we - the most deli- had the official opening cious nibbles of Minneys Bridge. Many thanks to the were home baked community members who came out in by the CWA force to celebrate the opening of the ladies and pre- bridge. It took a bit of time to get there, sented in grand but get there we did. style. Kyogle Council held a roadshow Hall around our draft Community Strategic was selected by Plan. Councillors and myself visited Arts Northern various locations across the LGA to Rivers as the hall launch the plan. We hope you will pro- to feature in our vide feedback on the plan because it will Council area as Kyogle Council Mayor Councillor Danielle Mulholland, Member for Page be driving Council's future direction and part of the ‘If Kevin Hogan, Councillor Maggie Creedy and Councillor Lindsay Passfield yours too. These Halls Could at the opening of the Minneys Bridge replacement. An International Women's Day event Talk’ project. was held at Lismore with guest speaker A day was held at the hall recently as history of Bonalbo, but a creative pro- Ita Buttrose. Who didn't grow up with part of the project giving people the op- cess which I am looking forward to see- Ita? A fantastic day which was well portunity to share mementos and stories ing. attended. about the hall. Until next time The CWA held a High A great time was had by all with many Tea to raise money for Ovarian laughs and some wonderful storytelling. cancer. Everyone rolled up in The end result will be not so much a Danielle Mulholland

where the poultry house: hibited within a town or village Don’t fall FOWL  Is not higher than three me- area. tres above ground level The Council supports healthy of COUNCIL  Has a floor area of not more life choices, including the than 15 square metres keeping of poultry for eggs and The keeping of birds, notably  Is located at the rear of the other garden benefits, provided fowl and poultry, in residential yard that appropriate balances with areas has strict compliance  Does not house more than other residential factors are requirements intended to pro- five fowl or poultry maintained. tect neighbour amenity and  If intended to house fowl This includes regard for animal welfare. (including guinea fowl) is neighbours and the general Council approvals are gener- located at least five metres residential amenity of the af- ally not required for limited away from any building fected area. keeping of birds, subject to  If intended to house any other If you are unsure about any certain standards. poultry (other than chickens), requirements in your area, you Any keeping of fowl or poul- including peacocks, is located should contact the Council try within a residential (ie town at least 30 metres away from (phone 6632 1611 during nor- or village) area is generally any other dwelling mal business hours). required to be low key and non- injury to the health of any per- Non-compliance with the  Is constructed to ensure that offensive to neighbouring prop- son. requirements for the keeping of birds are unable to escape erties due to any noise, odour The keeping of roosters is not birds and other poultry is treat- or other adverse environmental Poultry houses and surround- permitted. Keeping of fowl or ed as a serious matter by the impacts. ing yards must be kept clean at poultry for commercial gain in Council and can lead to the The keeping of fowls or poul- all times and any birds must be numbers that exceed the five issue of orders and associated try is permitted without approv- kept under conditions that will bird limit or the keeping of penalties, including on-the-spot al within a town or village area not create a nuisance, danger or (any) roosters is generally pro- fines of $300-$500.

2 tion, and ageing in place, disability services and respite care. HAVE YOUR SAY ON It is currently on display for public comment. Submissions Council’s roadmap for the future close on 22 April 2016 and can be lodged via Council's website, emailed to [email protected] or sent to Kyogle Coun- Kyogle Council ratepayers and residents have been given three cil PO Box 11 Kyogle NSW 2470. more chances to have their say about the Council's draft Com- The draft CSP can be downloaded from Council's website at munity Strategic Plan (CSP) at public meetings scheduled for www.kyogle.nsw.gov.au or hard copies are available for view- early April. ing at Kyogle Council, the store, the Wadeville store, The public meetings will be held at Post Office, Post Office, Bonalbo Post  the Woodenbong Hall supper room on Tuesday 5 April at 6pm Office, Old Bonalbo Post Office, Tabulam Post Office, and the  the Bonalbo Community Hall on Thursday 7 April at 6pm Mallanganee Post Office.  the Kyogle Memorial Institute Hall on Wednesday 13 April at 6pm. Council has already given the community the chance to learn more about the draft CSP at a series of informal roadshow meet- ings held at nine locations throughout the council area. The CSP is the highest level plan that Council prepares and the draft plan establishes a framework for Council going forward to 2025. It identifies the community's priorities and aspirations for the Council area over the next 10 years and provides a blueprint for how it will achieve them. Titled Ready to Grow, the draft plan was prepared by council staff, councillors and members of council's five community- based Focus Groups which looked at the areas of governance Community members, Kyogle Councillors and staff at the draft CSP road- and community service, agriculture, village life, visitor attrac- show meeting held at the Wiangaree on Monday 29 February.

Recycling myths leave the lids on all your recyclables, in- cluding plastic bottles, containers and jars. BUSTED No need to remove labels - the labels on Kyogle Council wants to ensure that bottles and containers will wash off dur- ratepayers and residents know that their ing the recycling process, so no need to recycling is being recycled and that they tems ultimately go their separate ways; waste water at home by doing it yourself. can be confident their efforts DO make a the waste element to the waste depot and All hard plastics can be recycled, difference. recyclables to the materials recovery fa- whether they have a recycling triangle on It’s time to do some myth-busting and cility (MRF). it or not. This includes plastic toys, yo- the first one is about recycling going to Split bin system trucks look a lot like ghurt containers, plant pots, plastic cups, landfill. garbage trucks, so it may appear to the tableware and cutlery. Myth: “All recycling that goes into the uninitiated that both waste and recycling Don’t forget to recycle empty aerosol one truck is sent to landfill.” are ending up as garbage, but this is simp- cans and popper juice containers. Truth: The recyclables in the recycling ly not the case. The new community recycling centre is divider of your household wheelie bin do The cost of burying waste in landfill open at the Kyogle Waste Facility to di- NOT end up in landfill. also continues to increase, so it makes vert problem waste, including paint, fluo- Kyogle Council uses the split divider sound economic sense to recycle more ro tubes and batteries from landfill. Go to wheelie bin: one side for recyclables and and divert these valuable resources from www.newaste.org.au to find out what is the other for household waste. The split landfill. accepted and where. bins are emptied into specially designed Here are some other tips to help you trucks that have separate sections. recycle more: The benefit to Council is that the split No need to wash out your recyclables. garbage/recycling bin system does not Recyclable containers need to be empty require a second truck to undertake a sec- and free of food but they do not need to ond collection. be washed out. The collected waste in these split sys- No need to remove lids - you can now

3 Community delighted with NEW BRIDGE Member for Page Kevin Hogan officially opened the Minneys Bridge replacement at a ceremony on-site on Clarence Way on Thursday, 18 February. The new two-lane steel bridge was built by Kyogle Council at a cost of about $500,000. The Federal Government contributed $220,000 towards the project through the Community Development Grants program and Council chipped in the rest. Minneys Bridge, an 80 year old timber Member for Page Kevin Hogan, Kyogle Councillors and staff join locals in a walk across the Minneys bridge which was handed to Kyogle Coun- Bridge replacement at the official opening of the new bridge. cil by the State Government in the 1990s, was closed to all traffic on 3 March 2014. rain. Kyogle Council staff became firm friends The closure of the bridge added between Built in 1936, Minneys Bridge was the with many of the locals and Council would 12 and 45km a trip for local residents and last timber truss bridge built in NSW and like to thank the adjoining property owners though Kyogle Council built a bypass its 70ft Dare trusses had the lowest truss and the local community for their patience around the bridge, it was not accessible by height of any bridge built in NSW at only and co-operation during the time the heavy vehicles and some emergency ser- 10 ft. bridge was closed. vices and it was unpassable after heavy During construction of the new bridge,

If you are involved in a KCEDC HAS business activity, are inter- Mates Jack Buckland, new project it its ested in the future of the Jack Blanch, Wylie Kyogle LGA, and feel that Cullen and Bertie SIGHTS you have energy to con- Rixon. tribute, you are invited to The Kyogle Community an information evening at Economic Development Kyogle Community Cine- Committee (KCEDC) is ma on Tuesday, 12 April looking for a new project to 2016. champion over the next 12 ‘They did it – we can to’ enlisted for the First World War months. is the theme for the evening BOOK TELLS in Lismore. They served together Formed out of the Kyogle which will start at 5.30pm Bertie’s war time story throughout the war in the 2nd Sense of Place project in with the screening of two Light Horse Regiment, 1st Ma- 2003, the KCEDC is a not- episodes of Back Roads. One hundred years to the date chine Gun Squadron. for-profit community or- A light meal will be after her uncle Bertie Rixon en- The book tells of Bertie's war- ganisation that auspices and served at 6.30pm, then be- listed for World War I, Pam time journey as told by Bertie supports economic initia- tween 7.15–8-15pm Suzie Campbell will launch her book himself through his diary and tives in the Kyogle Council Coulston will facilitate a on Bertie's war-time journey. copies of his letters dated from local government areas. workshop to determine one Bertie George Rixon In his 28 April 1916 through to 8 July The KCEDC started the or two projects within the own Words will be launched at 1918. Bertie was killed in action Kyogle Farmers Market LGA for KCEDC to head- the Kyogle Railway Station on on 14 July 1918 at the Battle of and more recently it has line in the next 12 months. Thursday, 14 April 2016 at 10am Abu Tellul, Palestine. focussed on re-opening and If you are interested in by Laurie Muller 2nd Lieut The 376-page book features operating the Kyogle Com- attending, contact KCEDC (Ret’d), AM, a book publisher more than 150 photographs, munity Cinema. secretary Joan Hayman for 45 years. many of which were taken by With the successful phone 6633 9143 or email Bertie and his three mates Jack Jack Buckland. launch of the second digital [email protected] Buckland, Jack Blanch and If it is raining on 14 April, the projector at the cinema, the by Tuesday, 5 April. Wylie Cullen, who were all from book release will be held at KCEDC is now looking for the Eden Creek-Afterlee area, Kyogle’s Exchange Hotel. a new project to promote.

4 Project subcontractors works with the nominated subcontractors, administrator." and taking responsibility for any amounts Kyogle Council engaged CivilTeam En- WILL BE PAID owing to the subcontractors associated gineering in July last year to undertake a with the contract." civil works contract involving the con- None of the subcontractors working on Mr Kennett said CivilTeam Engineering struction of a new water supply storage Kyogle Council's water augmentation and staff had provided Council with a schedule dam, a fishway over the town weir, and a flood mitigation project will be out of of the nominated subcontractors involved levee bank and floodway in Kyogle. pocket following the collapse of the lead in the project, and details of all outstand- The company had completed about 70 contractor CivilTeam Engineering, Kyogle ing invoices for each subcontractor. per cent of the work before it went into Council Executive Manager Urban and "Council staff will be making contact voluntary administration. Assets Graham Kennett said. with the nominated subcontractors and Mr Kennett urged subcontractors and The assurance comes after the Murwil- suppliers and the appointed administrator suppliers who have outstanding invoices lumbah-based company went into volun- to initiate the process required to novate or claims for payment with CivilTeam to tary administration. the subcontractors and to make arrange- make contact with the administrator. Mr Kennett said council had terminated ments for the payment of outstanding in- He said the subcontractors must ensure the contract with CivilTeam Engineering voices," he said. that they have provided all the required on Monday, 14 March due to the compa- "This process is expected to take three to information and evidence to the adminis- ny's insolvency. four weeks to complete, and Council wish- trator if they had not already done so "Under the provisions of the conditions es to reassure all subcontractors and sup- through CivilTeam Engineering prior to of contract, this allows Council to novate pliers that they will be paid what they are the administrator's appointment. the subcontractors who were working on owed in relation to the works under the The Administrator is Mr Brendan Nixon, the project in order to complete the contract." whose contact details are: email works," he said. "Council also asks that subcontractors [email protected] or phone "This process sees Council effectively and suppliers be patient with Council staff (07) 3832 6816. becoming the head contractor, managing as they gather the required information the completion of the remainder of the and verify information with the appointed Mobile service centre to visit KYOGLE LGA The Australian Government Mobile Service Centre will be in Kyogle on 19 April and Bonalbo on 20 April. The mobile service centre provides convenient access to Australian Govern- ment payments and services. Experienced specialist staff travel with the mobile centre and provide friendly, face-to-face service, information and support. Staff can assist people with Centrelink, Medicare, Australian Hear- ing and Child Support payment and ser- vice options. And if the specialist assis- Kyogle Lions Club officials Col Griffiths and Elaine McLean present a cheque for the maintenance of the Lions Road to Kyogle Council Mayor Cr Danielle Mulholland and Executive Manager Infrastruc- tance required is not available, arrange- ture Works Jeff Breen. ments will be made for someone from the relevant organisation to make con- Lions Club grant for work Club in maintaining the road which the tact. club built almost 50 years ago and which The mobile service centre will be in ON LIONS ROAD has become an important tourist route. Kyogle at the Kyogle Visitor Infor- The Mayor's comments come after club mation Centre carpark on 19 April from Kyogle Council has commended the officials on Tuesday 1 March 2016 pre- 9am-4pm and in Sandilands Street Kyogle Lions Club for its generous sup- sented Kyogle Council with a sizeable Bonalbo (near Foodworks) on 20 April port over many years towards the mainte- donation for the upkeep of the road. from 9am-4pm. For more information, nance and upgrade of the Lions Road. The money was raised over a number of go to humanservices.gov.au and search Kyogle Mayor Danielle Mulholland said years and includes donations from mem- for Mobile Service Centre or call 132 the Council and the wider community bers of the public who use the road. 316. appreciated the commitment of the Lions

5 service. Wreath laying ceremony at Patrick and wreath laying ceremony. McNamee Anzac Memorial Park to fol- 11.30am - Children's games at the Mallan- ANZAC DAY low. ganee Sports Oval. to be commemorated 12pm - Refreshments and two-up at Dog 12.30pm -- Barbecue lunch and two-up at and Bull Hotel and Bonalbo Bowling and the Mallanganee Tavern. Recreation Club. Anzac Day 2016 will be commemorated Woodenbong at the following locations across the Kyogle 10.30am - Assemble for Anzac Day Kyogle Local Government area on Mon- 5.30am - Dawn Service at the Kyogle March at National Australia Bank. A flyo- day, 25 April. Cenotaph. ver has been requested Bonalbo/Old Bonalbo 10.15am - Assemble for Anzac Day 11am - Anzac Day Memorial Service at 5.25am - Assemble at the corner of March adjacent to the Kyogle Pool. Woodenbong Public Hall, guest speaker Sandilands and Koreelah Streets to march 10.30am - March through centre of town. will be Mr Steven Hoffman talking about to Patrick McNamee Anzac Memorial 11am - Anzac Day Memorial Service at Mr Kevin Ellevsen and his tour of Vi- Park for 5.30am Dawn Service. Kyogle Memorial Institute followed by a etnam . 9.30am - Anzac Service at Old Bonalbo wreath laying ceremony at the Kyogle 11.45am - March to the Lest We Forget Soldiers' Memorial Hall conducted by Cenotaph. Sign; wreath laying ceremony. Bonalbo RSL sub-Branch on behalf of Old Mallanganee 12.30pm - Luncheon at RSL Hall, num- Bonalbo CWA. 11am - Assemble for Anzac Day March at bers limited, RSVP Ros Johnson on 6630 10.55am - Assemble at corner of Mallanganee Memorial Hall; march to 5900 or at the NAB. Sandilands and Peacock Streets to march Memorial Park, Mallanganee. 4-8pm - Two-up Woodenbong Hotel run to Bonalbo Community Hall for 11am 11.10am - Anzac Day Memorial Service by the RSL. MAYOR wins The group consists of 12-15 looking at ROXY Ministers’ Award Gallery men and women, some of the art of SHED ART whom travel from Mallanga- costumes. on show at the Roxy nee, Coraki and Lismore to ‘The take part . Dressmaker’ Last year a number of male The Casino Men’s Shed is an exhibition that will see and female members of the Group is not an exclusive club the gallery transform into a Casino Men’s Shed contribut- but an inclusive social space dressmaker’s studio with cos- ed items of wood work for an to be creative in. All the tumes produced by some of Kyogle Council Mayor Dan- exhibition at the Roxy Gal- members are delighted to have this region’s talented costume ielle Mulholland has been lery. an opportunity to display and designers. recognised at the 2016 NSW This inspired other members sell their works through the It opens on 6 April. Ministers' Awards for Women of the Men’s Shed to book the Roxy Gallery. On Thursdays during the in Local Government. exhibition space this year to After this exhibition closes, exhibition, the gallery will Cr Mulholland was highly display new found skills they the Roxy Gallery will take on feature a working dress maker. commended in the elected are developing as part of a a new perspective and turn to representative for a rural/ painting group at the shed. regional council category. The resulting exhibition, She received the commenda- Different Strokes, will be on tion at the awards ceremony show at the Roxy Gallery until which was held at NSW Par- 2 April 2016. liament House, on Established in 2012, the Ca- Wednesday, 2 March 2016. sino Community Men’s Shed Cr Mulholland said a mayor Art Group was formed only achieved such recogni- by Harvey Reddell and his tion with the backing of "great wife Kay who wanted to share council staff and a supportive their love of oil-painting with community". other members. Cr Mulholland is pictured Since then, under the guid- receiving the award from ance of Ruth Riordan, the group has been very Minister Pru Goward’s repre- Harvey Reddell’s untitled art work is part of the Different Strokes successful. sentive and Minister for Local exhibition at the Roxy Gallery, Kyogle. Government Paul Toole. 6 KYOGLE Kyogle Library the Encounters Exhibition tunity to LIBRARY which has been on display get crea- NEWS at the National Museum in tive and Canberra and presents a build to a collection of artefacts from theme. Autism Support 27 communities on loan Group Phone the Kyogle library from the British Museum. on 6632 1134 to register Active for Autism Sup- It features local artefacts an interest for club meet- port Group is a free support from Mary Bundock’s be- ings. group for parents and car- quest and includes works ers of children and adults from local Bundjalung Colouring in for on the Autistic Spectrum. women from Back Road Adults The group meets at the Station, Wiangaree. The Colouring for Adults Kyogle library. For further Lego Club group meets at Kyogle li- details contact Raeanne via brary on the second Friday her Facebook page Ac- and the fourth Wednesday tiveforAutism. of the month from 10am Encounters for 10.30-11.30am. Colouring is fun, relax- Encounters: Revealing ing, parks creativity and stories of Aboriginal and promotes mindfulness. Torres Strait Islander ob- Morning tea provided. jects from the British Mu- For further details phone seum is now available at library staff on 6632 1134. the Kyogle library. This very significant item Readers’ group was sourced by Kyogle Lego Club is held at the Kyogle Readers’ Group Council for our communi- Kyogle library on the sec- meets at the Kyogle library ty’s use in-library as part ond Thursday afternoon of on the second Tuesday of of the Kyogle library refer- each month from 4-5pm. each month from 1.30- ence collection. It is a free event and open 3pm . It was released in con- to all five to 12-year olds. New members are junction with Children have the oppor- welcome!

Upcoming Community event and excursions. EVENTS To book or for further CALENDAR information, phone 0447 211 835 or 6621 7397. Kyogle Farmers Market The Kyogle Farmers Market is held Clearing sale on Saturday mornings in Stratheden The combined service clubs of Street, Kyogle (between the Summer- Kyogle are holding a clearing sale on land Way and the library). Sunday, 2 April, at the Kyogle Show- To book a stall phone Rupert on ground from 10am. 0403 628 292 or Anne on 6632 1851. There will be all types of goods Vacation Care offered for sale. Contact John 0427 145 905 or Peter 0401 754 411 to Kyogle Vacation Care is now taking book in items for sale. bookings for the April school holi- A small sale fee will be charged days. with all funds raised going towards It will run from Monday, 11 April to fitness equipment for the Kyogle Friday, 22 April, with children able to community. take part in a range of crafts, activities

7 MOBILE LIBRARY stocked with 4,000 items The colourful new state-of-the art Rich- mond-Upper Clarence mobile library has hit the road. The mayors of Kyogle and Richmond Valley councils joined forces to launch the $479,665 new library on wheels. It has been designed to suit the region's Kyogle and Richmond Valley Council mayors Dan- needs and was built to cope with the local ielle Mulholland and Ernie Bennett discuss the merits roads. of the new mobile library with a regular library user. The Mobile Library travels 750 kms a week, or 3,100 kms every month, cover- ing a total 6,640 square kilometres. than 4,000 items and, of course, if it does she said. It stops in the Kyogle LGA at Bonalbo, not have what customers want, any item Richmond Valley Mayor Ernie Bennett Old Bonalbo, Cawongla, Stratheden, can be reserved and brought next time the said the fully accessible mobile library, , Mallanganee, Tabulam, van is at their location. with its fresh new look, was an enhance- Woodenbong, The Risk, and Rukenvale. Kyogle Mayor Danielle Mulholland said ment to library services and would im- On board the mobile service you will the mobile library was proof that partner- prove access to information for residents. find two PCs to access the many online ships between councils could achieve It was jointly funded by a $200,000 resources provided free by being a library amazing results. NSW Library Development Grant, and the member. It has wheelchair access, and air “The mobile library is an incredible re- Richmond Valley and Kyogle councils conditioning. There is even free Wi-Fi. source and I know it will get a lot of use Regional Library Future Asset Replace- The mobile library is stocked with more by a lot of people over the coming years,” ment Funds.

Council Council REGIONAL ROADS INFORMATION CONTACT Meetings www.myroadinfo.com.au Council Meetings: The next Ordinary Council meeting will RECYCLING FACILITIES be held on Monday, 11 April 2016, at 5pm. Ordinary meet- All of Council’s waste facilities have ings are held on the second Monday of every month except recycling capabilities (if separated) and January. Meetings start at 5pm and are held at the Kyogle can recover oil, paper, cardboard, steel, aluminium, Council Chambers, 1 Stratheden Street, Kyogle. glass and plastic at no charge. The first item of general business is Question Time which The waste facility hours of operation are: provides an opportunity for the public to ask questions of Kyogle: 7.30am-12pm Monday to Friday Councillors and senior staff. To speak to Council on a spe- 9am-4pm Saturday & Sunday cific issue during the meeting, apply in writing to the Gen- Woodenbong: Tuesday & Saturday 9am-4pm eral Manager prior to the close of business on the day pre- Bonalbo: Wednesday & Saturday 9am-4pm ceding the meeting for public access. Mallanganee: Thursday & Sunday 9am-4pm

A WARD B WARD C WARD Cr Ross Brown Cr John Burley (Deputy Mayor) Cr Danielle Mulholland (Mayor) 0427 335 168 6632 1436 0438 931 425 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Cr Chris Simpson Cr Maggie Creedy Cr Lindsay Passfield 0411 201 957 6633 1575 6635 1429 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Cr Janet Wilson Cr Robert Dwyer Cr Michael Reardon 0419 600 848 6632 3352 6632 3647 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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