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Region Council REGION COUNCIL BLUE MOUNTAINS Blue Mountains City Council CENTRAL COAST Central Coast Council CENTRAL SYDNEY City of Parramatta Council City of Ryde Council Cumberland Council CENTRAL WEST Bathurst Regional Council Bland Shire Council Blayney Shire Council Cabonne Council Cowra Council Forbes Shire Council Hilltops Council Lachlan Shire Council Lithgow City Council Mid-Western Regional Council Oberon Council Orange City Council Parkes Shire Council Weddin Shire Council FAR SOUTH WEST Balranald Shire Council Edward River Council Hay Shire Council Murray River Council Wentworth Shire Council FAR WEST Broken Hill City Council Central Darling Shire Council Unincorporated Far West HUNTER Cessnock City Council Dungog Shire Council Lake Macquarie City Council Maitland City Council Muswellbrook Shire Council Newcastle City Council Port Stephens Council Singleton Council Upper Hunter Shire Council ILLAWARRA Kiama Municipal Council Shellharbour City Council Wingecarribee Shire Council Wollongong City Council REGION COUNCIL MID NORTH COAST Kempsey Shire Council Mid Coast Council Port Macquarie - Hastings Council Lord Howe Island MID WESTERN SYDNEY Burwood Council Canterbury-Bankstown Council City of Canada Bay Council Inner West Council Strathfield Council NEW ENGLAND / NORTHERN INLAND Armidale Regional Council Glen Innes Severn Council Gunnedah Shire Council Gwydir Shire Council Inverell Shire Council Liverpool Plains Shire Council Moree Plains Shire Council Narrabri Shire Council Tamworth Regional Council Tenterfield Shire Council Uralla Shire Council Walcha Council NORTHERN BEACHES Northern Beaches Council NORTHERN RIVERS Ballina Shire Council Byron Shire Council Kyogle Council Lismore City Council Richmond Valley Council Tweed Shire Council NORTH SHORE Hunters Hill Council Lane Cove Council Mosman Municipal Council North Sydney Council Willoughby City Council NORTH WESTERN SYDNEY Hawkesbury City Council The Hills Shire Council REGION COUNCIL ORANA Bogan Shire Council Bourke Shire Council Brewarrina Shire Council Cobar Shire Council Coonamble Shire Council Dubbo Regional Council Gilgandra Shire Council Narromine Shire Council Walgett Shire Council Warren Shire Council Warrumbungle Shire Council OUTER WESTERN SYDNEY Blacktown City Council Penrith City Council RIVERINA Albury City Council Berrigan Shire Council Carrathool Shire Council Coolamon Shire Council Cootamundra-Gundagai Council Federation Council Greater Hume Shire Council Griffith City Council Junee Shire Council Leeton Shire Council Lockhart Shire Council Murrumbidgee Council Narrandera Shire Council Snowy Valleys Council Temora Shire Council Wagga Wagga City Council SOUTH COAST Bega Valley Shire Council Eurobodalla Shire Council Shoalhaven City Council SOUTHERN INLAND Goulburn Mulwaree Council Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council Snowy Monaro Regional Council Upper Lachlan Council Yass Valley Council SOUTHERN SYDNEY Sutherland Shire Council Georges River Council SOUTH WESTERN SYDNEY / MACARTHUR Camden Council Campbelltown City Council Wollondilly Shire Council REGION COUNCIL SYDNEY CITY / EASTERN SUBURBS Bayside Council City of Sydney Council Randwick City Council Waverley Council Woollahra Municipal Council UPPER NORTH COAST Bellingen Shire Council Clarence Valley Council Coffs Harbour City Council Nambucca Shire Council UPPER NORTH SHORE Hornsby Shire Council Ku-ring-gai Council WESTERN SYDNEY Fairfield City Council Liverpool City Council.
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