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  • What's News

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    MEDIA RELEASE 20 October 2023

    What’s News

    Pet Desexing Program

    The desexing program runs from Monday 6 November through to Friday 17 November.

    The subsidised cost for this desexing program is as follows:

    Dog (female) - $70.00

    Cat (female) - $55.00

    Dog (male) - $55.00

    Cat (male) - $40.00

    The cost of microchipping is included for both dogs and cats. First vaccinations are included for dogs only. Pain relief and hospitalisation are included in the cost for both dogs and cats.

    Places are strictly limited and bookings are essential. To book contact one of the following surgeries:

    Stewart Street Veterinary Hospital 6331 1222

    Bathurst Central Animal Hospital 6332 5800

    This program is open to pensioners and low income earners (healthcare card holders) who are residents of the Bathurst Regional Local Government Area.

    Australia Day awards open

    Nominations are now open for the Citizen of the Year award, Living Legends, Youth Arts Award and Event of the Year awards.

    For eligibility criteria and nomination forms visit https://www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au/events-home/community-events/australia-day.html

    Nominations close Friday 3 November.

    Village Meetings

    You are invited to attend and meet with Councillors and senior staff to discuss projects Council is currently undertaking and any other matters of interest to you.

    • Peel, Peel Schoolhouse – 30 October at 6.00pm

    For enquiries, please phone 6333 6111.

    Community Tree Planting Day - Macquarie Wambuul River

    10am, Sunday 29 October between Morrisset Street and Zante Lane, Bathurst.

    No experience needed and all plants and equipment are provided. Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat and wear suitable shoes, and clothing for being outdoors. The event will go ahead in light rain, so bring a raincoat if required. All children must be accompanied and supervised by an adult carer.

    For further information and/or to register please contact Bill Josh on 0407 256 791 (Community Environmental Engagement Officer) or Kristie Kearney (Environmental Programs Coordinator) on (02) 6333 6233.

    Dobell Drawing Prize at the Gallery

    2 September - 5 November

    The Dobell Drawing Prize is Australia’s leading prize for drawing, an unparalleled celebration of technique, innovation, and expanded approaches to drawing by acclaimed and emerging drawing practitioners. This exhibition showcases over 45 artworks.

    Author Talk at the Library – Richard Glover

    Richard Glover, ABC radio journalist and host of radio comedy program Thank God Its Friday, will be in-conversation with fellow ABC journalist Simon Marnie at Bathurst Library on Monday 23 October, 6pm. The conversation will discuss Richard’s new book Best Wishes, perfect for people who hate noisy restaurants, pre-ripped jeans and pedestrians who walk 5 abreast. Best Wishes is a heartfelt and hilarious plea for a better world – one wish at a time. Bookings can be made by calling the library on 6333 6281.

    Upgrade of William and Keppel Street Roundabout

    Council has received Black Spot Program Funding to improve the safety of the William and Keppel Street roundabout. Works will commence on Tuesday 24 October and expected to take around 6-10 weeks with completion in December. For 2-4 of these weeks the roundabout will be open to traffic. For 4-6 of these weeks, the roundabout will be fully closed to traffic. For more information contact Council on 6333 6111.

    Water Smart Bathurst

    This week is National Water Week (16 – 22 October) which is a good time to reflect upon the need conserve water at all times not just during drought.

    Council recommends Water Smart Actions to minimise water use as the weather warms up and over the summer months. For more information about being Water Smart please visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au/watersmart.html and to join a virtual tour showcasing the source of Bathurst’s drinking water and how Council manages the water supply to homes and businesses across the region please visit https://youtu.be/GGpywU3HbUA


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    Media contact: Media Officer

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    MEDIA RELEASE 13 October 2023

    What’s News

    Pet Desexing Program

    The desexing program runs from Monday 6 November through to Friday 17 November.

    The subsidised cost for this desexing program is as follows:

    Dog (female) - $70.00

    Cat (female) - $55.00

    Dog (male) - $55.00

    Cat (male) - $40.00

    The cost of microchipping is included for both dogs and cats. First vaccinations are included for dogs only. Pain relief and hospitalisation are included in the cost for both dogs and cats.

    Places are strictly limited and bookings are essential. To book contact one of the following surgeries:

    Stewart Street Veterinary Hospital 6331 1222

    Bathurst Central Animal Hospital 6332 5800

    This program is open to pensioners and low income earners (healthcare card holders) who are residents of the Bathurst Regional Local Government Area.

    Australia Day awards open

    Nominations are now open for the Citizen of the Year award, Living Legends, Youth Arts Award and Event of the Year awards.

    For eligibility criteria and nomination forms visit https://www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au/events-home/community-events/australia-day.html

    Nominations close Friday 3 November.

    Village Meetings

    You are invited to attend and meet with Councillors and senior staff to discuss projects Council is currently undertaking and any other matters of interest to you.

    • Raglan, Community Hall – 19 October at 6.00pm
    • Peel, Peel Schoolhouse – 30 October at 6.00pm

    For enquiries, please phone 6333 6111.

    Community Tree Planting Day - Macquarie Wambuul River

    10am, Sunday 29 October 2023 between Morrisset Street and Zante Lane, Bathurst.

    No experience needed and all plants and equipment are provided. Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat and wear suitable shoes, and clothing for being outdoors. The event will go ahead in light rain, so bring a raincoat if required. All children must be accompanied and supervised by an adult carer.

    For further information and/or to register please contact Bill Josh on 0407 256 791 (Community Environmental Engagement Officer) or Kristie Kearney (Environmental Programs Coordinator) on (02) 6333 6233.

    Dobell Drawing Prize at the Gallery

    2 September - 5 November

    The Dobell Drawing Prize is Australia’s leading prize for drawing, an unparalleled celebration of technique, innovation, and expanded approaches to drawing by acclaimed and emerging drawing practitioners. This exhibition showcases over 45 artworks.

    Author Talk – Richard Glover

    Richard Glover, ABC radio journalist and host of radio comedy program Thank God Its Friday, will be in-conversation with fellow ABC journalist Simon Marnie at Bathurst Library on Monday 23 October, 6pm. The conversation will discuss Richard’s new book Best Wishes, perfect for people who hate noisy restaurants, pre-ripped jeans and pedestrians who walk 5 abreast. Best Wishes is a heartfelt and hilarious plea for a better world – one wish at a time. Bookings can be made by calling the library on 6333 6281.

    Upgrade of William and Keppel Street Roundabout

    Council has received Black Spot Program Funding to improve the safety of the William and Keppel Street roundabout. Works will commence on Tuesday 24 October and expected to take around 6-10 weeks with completion in December. For 2-4 of these weeks the roundabout will be open to traffic. For 4-6 of these weeks, the roundabout will be fully closed to traffic. For more information contact Council on 6333 6111.

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  • Wanderers Liberty A-Leagues match date in Bathurst confirmed

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    MEDIA RELEASE 13 October 2023

    Wanderers Liberty A-Leagues match date in Bathurst confirmed

    The Western Sydney Wanderers FC has confirmed they will play their Liberty A-League clash against Canberra United on Saturday 18 November at Carrington Park, Bathurst.

    The match forms part of the Wanderers commitment to the Western NSW region and will see the club deliver benefits to the Bathurst community through a range of school and grassroots programs to drive and support football participation.

    Mayor Jess Jennings said he was looking forward to welcoming the players and their supporters to Bathurst.

    "This is the first ever A-League Women’s fixture to be played in Bathurst. It’s a fantastic follow-up to the Women’s World Cup that we all loved and gives such a brilliant boost to girls and women’s football locally," he said.

    "Bathurst is an events city and having sports matches like this demonstrates that our city has the resources, facilities and capacity to host large-scale events establishing Bathurst as a must-visit destination in regional Australia."

    Western Sydney Wanderers CEO Scott Hudson thanked Bathurst Regional Council and the local community for supporting women's football.

    "We would like to thank Mayor of Bathurst Jess Jennings and the local community for showing such passion to support and host a professional women's football match in their hometown," said Hudson.

    "Following the recent success of our Schools Cup in the region, we are eager to continue to engage with the local Bathurst community to deliver programs and support football participation to have a lasting impact in the region.

    "We are excited for the opportunity to play at Carrington Park and look forward to the match on Saturday 18 November."

    Tickets will go on sale for the match via 123 Tix.

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  • What's News 6 October

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    MEDIA RELEASE 6 October 2023

    Australia Day awards open

    Nominations are now open for the Citizen of the Year award, Living Legends, Youth Arts Award and Event of the Year awards.

    For eligibility criteria and nomination forms visit https://www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au/events-home/community-events/australia-day.html

    Nominations close Friday 3 November.

    Village Meetings

    You are invited to attend and meet with Councillors and senior staff to discuss projects Council is currently undertaking and any other matters of interest to you.

    • Raglan, Community Hall – 19 October at 6.00pm
    • Peel, Peel Schoolhouse – 30 October at 6.00pm

    For enquiries, please phone 6333 6111.

    Community Tree Planting Day - Macquarie Wambuul River

    10am, Sunday 29 October 2023 between Morrisset Street and Zante Lane, Bathurst.

    No experience needed and all plants and equipment are provided. Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat and wear suitable shoes, and clothing for being outdoors. The event will go ahead in light rain, so bring a raincoat if required. All children must be accompanied and supervised by an adult carer.

    For further information and/or to register please contact Bill Josh on 0407 256 791 (Community Environmental Engagement Officer) or Kristie Kearney (Environmental Programs Coordinator) on (02) 6333 6233.

    Dobell Drawing Prize at the Gallery

    2 September - 5 November

    The Dobell Drawing Prize is Australia’s leading prize for drawing, an unparalleled celebration of technique, innovation, and expanded approaches to drawing by acclaimed and emerging drawing practitioners. This exhibition showcases over 45 artworks.

    Draft Policies

    Council is seeking feedback on its Draft Policies:

    • Footpath Restaurants
    • Advertising signs in public areas
    • Food premises inspections

    For further information on the policies or to make a submission please visit the YourSay Bathurst website. The draft policies are on exhibition from Monday 2 October to Tuesday 31 October.

    @ the Library

    Human Library

    Un-judge a book Monday 9 October 2023 10am to 1pm. A Human Library is a library where real people are on loan, creating a safe, conversational space where topics are discussed openly between a ‘human book’ and a reader (community member). Each human book is a distinctive story that details their lived experience of belonging, diversity and inclusion. This is a drop-in event, come ‘browse’ our human books, see who is available for a 1:1 session to hear their intriguing life stories

    Services Storytime

    10.30am, Tuesday 10 October 2023. A special guest from the NSW Police Force will join Storytime to read stories and share information about the services that they provide to our community.

    10.30am, Tuesday 17 October 2023. A special guest from the NSW SES will join Storytime to read stories and share information about the services that they provide to our community.

    Author Talk – Richard Glover

    Richard Glover, ABC radio journalist and host of radio comedy program Thank God Its Friday, will be in-conversation with fellow ABC journalist Simon Marnie at Bathurst Library on Monday 23 October, 6pm. The conversation will discuss Richard’s new book Best Wishes, perfect for people who hate noisy restaurants, pre-ripped jeans and pedestrians who walk 5 abreast. Best Wishes is a heartfelt and hilarious plea for a better world – one wish at a time. Bookings can be made by calling the library on 6333 6281.

  • What’s News

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    MEDIA RELEASE 29 September 2023

    What’s News

    Village Meetings

    You are invited to attend and meet with Councillors and senior staff to discuss projects Council is currently undertaking and any other matters of interest to you.

    Each meeting will be held at the following locations:

    Raglan, Community Hall – 19 October at 6.00pm

    Peel, Peel Schoolhouse – 30 October at 6.00pm

    For enquiries, please phone 6333 6111.

    Dobell Drawing Prize at the Gallery

    2 September - 5 November

    The Dobell Drawing Prize is Australia’s leading prize for drawing, an unparalleled celebration of technique, innovation, and expanded approaches to drawing by acclaimed and emerging drawing practitioners. This exhibition showcases over 45 artworks.

    Market Stall Applications

    The events team is seeking Expressions of Interest from market stalls for Race Week and other upcoming events. To be involved visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au/be-involved

    Registrations open for Business Window Display Competition

    The Repco Bathurst 1000 is turning 60 and all local businesses are invited to help celebrate the milestone. Decoration starter packs will be provided by Supercars. To register, visit Council’s website.

    Draft Policies

    Council is seeking feedback on its Draft Policies:

    - Footpath Restaurants

    - Advertising signs in public areas

    - Food premises inspections

    For further information on the policies or to make a submission please visit the YourSay Bathurst website.

    The draft policies are on exhibition from Monday 2 October to Tuesday 31 October.

    @ the Library

    The Great Race: 60 Years of Bathurst 1000

    Date: Wednesday 4 October at 6.00pm

    Premier motorsport journalist Aaron Noonan will be in conversation with National Motor Racing Museum’s Manager Brad Owen about cars, the stars, the thrills and spills from 60 years of the Bathurst classic.

    Mosaic Bird Art

    Date: Tuesday 3 October from 10am - 11am

    Create a bright and colourful bird mosaic artwork using tiles of various mediums; paper, cardboard, stone, glass and plastic. Use our templates or try drawing your own bird design. For children aged 6 years and above.

    Book Sale

    Friday 6 October to Sunday 8 October 10am till 6pm

    Come along and grab a few bargains. Ex-library books, second-hand donations and DVDs up for sale at not-to-be-missed prices.

    @ BMEC

    CHILDREN ARE STINKY

    Fresh from a smash hit, award-winning, 5 star, sell out season at the Edinburgh Fringe, Children are Stinky is a show to be seen. Set in the 90’s (with all our favourite tracks) this extremely talented duo will astound with their incredible circus skills and leaving you laughing till your sides hurt. Children are Stinky challenges children to step on stage and prove themselves worthy, smart, coordinated and imaginative against these ridiculous circus performers resulting in a wonderful interaction and an audience of proud kids and delighted parents. Packed with lots of fun, lightning fast Hula Hooping, dare devil balances, astounding strength, incredible acrobatics and loads of comedy, Children are Stinky will leave both adults and kids with their jaws on the floor wanting to see more.

    Thursday 28 September at 11am and 1pm

    Tickets at bmec.com.au

    @ BRAG

    Tonal Drawing Masterclass

    Tuesday 3 October at 6pm

    Discover the expressive possibilities of tonal drawing in this masterclass with Dobell Drawing Prize #23 finalist, Luke Thurgate.

    $60 BRAGS Members, $65 non-members, all materials supplied, Ages 18+.

    RSVP Essential - https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/tonaldrawing-

    masterclass-with-luke-thurgate-dobell-finalist-tickets-

    698765976847?aff=oddtdtcreator

    School Holiday Workshop: Tonal Drawing Masterclass for Teens

    Wednesday 4 October 10.30am

    Discover the expressive possibilities of tonal drawing in this school holiday masterclass with Dobell Drawing Prize #23 finalist Luke Thurgate.

    $30 BRAGS Members, $35 non-members, all materials supplied, all abilities, ages 12-18.

    RSVP Essential - https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/schoolholiday-

    workshop-tonal-drawing-masterclass-for-teens-tickets-

    698775003847?aff=oddtdtcreator

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    Media contact: Media Officer

  • Australia Day awards launched

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    MEDIA RELEASE 29 September 2023

    Australia Day awards launched


    The search is on for the next Bathurst Citizen of the Year.

    Mayor of Bathurst Cr Jess Jennings said Council has reviewed the Australia Day awards and the Living Legends program and is launching a new suite of Australia Day awards.

    “This Australia Day, we will recognise Bathurst’s Citizen of the Year, along with our Living Legends, the Event of the Year Awards and the Youth Arts Awards.

    “The Citizen of the Year award is now open for nominations. The award will recognise the outstanding achievement and contribution made by a member of the community to the Bathurst Local Government Area,” Cr Jennings said.

    “The Citizen of the Year award will now be administered by Council as part of the Australia Day activities. For many years, 2BS has supported the Citizen of the Year award and we thank them for the role they have played in selecting and recognising the outstanding contribution of individuals who have been named Citizen of the Year.”

    “Living Legends will now also be recognised on Australia Day, moving from its traditional Proclamation Day timeframe. Criteria for the Legends nomination process remain the same.”

    “Given that the Legends program also recognises the commitment and dedication of community members, it is a natural fit to bring this award in line with the Citizen of the Year award as part of our Australia Day celebrations.

    “The Event of the Year awards have also been refreshed with a new category added. Awards will be presented for the Destination Event of the Year, the Community Event of the Year; and an additional category which will be presented to the most outstanding New Event of the Year,” Cr Jennings said.

    The Jo Ross Memorial Award, Heritage Trust awards and the Youth Arts Awards will also return in 2024.

    For more information on the awards, the nomination criteria and timelines, visit Council’s website.

    ENDS


    Media contact: Media Officer

  • New fencing for Eglinton Oval

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    MEDIA RELEASE 29 September 2023

    Works will commence next week on new fencing for Eglinton Oval made possible with $42,000 from the NSW Government Community Building Partnership 2022 grant funding program and matched funding provided by Council.

    Mayor Jess Jennings said the oval is a popular place for the community to play sports, exercise, and get together.

    “Good sporting facilities enhance the general quality of life and make the area a more pleasant and sociable place to live.

    “The new fencing will greatly improve the look of the facility but more importantly will provide a solid safety barrier that will keep kids and other park users safe, he said.

    Member for Bathurst Paul Toole said the State Government funds will deliver much-needed improvements to Eglinton Oval.

    “This is fantastic news for the Eglinton community who use this oval daily,” said Mr Toole.

    “Eglinton Oval is a popular place for the local community to get together to play and train for sports, exercise and relax.”

    The new perimeter field fencing will complement the upgraded playground, basketball court and the barbecue area.

    Council has engaged Bathurst based contractors Intent Rail Pty Ltd to undertake the perimeter fencing replacement works.

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    Media contact: Media Officer

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    MEDIA RELEASE 29 September 2023

    What’s News

    Village Meetings

    You are invited to attend and meet with Councillors and senior staff to discuss projects Council is currently undertaking and any other matters of interest to you.

    Each meeting will be held at the following locations:

    Raglan, Community Hall – 19 October at 6.00pm

    Peel, Peel Schoolhouse – 30 October at 6.00pm

    For enquiries, please phone 6333 6111.

    Dobell Drawing Prize at the Gallery

    2 September - 5 November

    The Dobell Drawing Prize is Australia’s leading prize for drawing, an unparalleled celebration of technique, innovation, and expanded approaches to drawing by acclaimed and emerging drawing practitioners. This exhibition showcases over 45 artworks.

    Market Stall Applications

    The events team is seeking Expressions of Interest from market stalls for Race Week and other upcoming events. To be involved visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au/be-involved

    Registrations open for Business Window Display Competition

    The Repco Bathurst 1000 is turning 60 and all local businesses are invited to help celebrate the milestone. Decoration starter packs will be provided by Supercars. To register, visit Council’s website.

    Draft Policies

    Council is seeking feedback on its Draft Policies:

    - Footpath Restaurants

    - Advertising signs in public areas

    - Food premises inspections

    For further information on the policies or to make a submission please visit the YourSay Bathurst website.

    The draft policies are on exhibition from Monday 2 October to Tuesday 31 October.

    @ the Library

    The Great Race: 60 Years of Bathurst 1000

    Date: Wednesday 4 October at 6.00pm

    Premier motorsport journalist Aaron Noonan will be in conversation with National Motor Racing Museum’s Manager Brad Owen about cars, the stars, the thrills and spills from 60 years of the Bathurst classic.

    Mosaic Bird Art

    Date: Tuesday 3 October from 10am - 11am

    Create a bright and colourful bird mosaic artwork using tiles of various mediums; paper, cardboard, stone, glass and plastic. Use our templates or try drawing your own bird design. For children aged 6 years and above.

    Book Sale

    Friday 6 October to Sunday 8 October 10am till 6pm

    Come along and grab a few bargains. Ex-library books, second-hand donations and DVDs up for sale at not-to-be-missed prices.

    @ BMEC

    CHILDREN ARE STINKY

    Fresh from a smash hit, award-winning, 5 star, sell out season at the Edinburgh Fringe, Children are Stinky is a show to be seen. Set in the 90’s (with all our favourite tracks) this extremely talented duo will astound with their incredible circus skills and leaving you laughing till your sides hurt. Children are Stinky challenges children to step on stage and prove themselves worthy, smart, coordinated and imaginative against these ridiculous circus performers resulting in a wonderful interaction and an audience of proud kids and delighted parents. Packed with lots of fun, lightning fast Hula Hooping, dare devil balances, astounding strength, incredible acrobatics and loads of comedy, Children are Stinky will leave both adults and kids with their jaws on the floor wanting to see more.

    Thursday 28 September at 11am and 1pm

    Tickets at bmec.com.au

    @ BRAG

    Tonal Drawing Masterclass

    Tuesday 3 October at 6pm

    Discover the expressive possibilities of tonal drawing in this masterclass with Dobell Drawing Prize #23 finalist, Luke Thurgate.

    $60 BRAGS Members, $65 non-members, all materials supplied, Ages 18+.

    RSVP Essential - https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/tonaldrawing-

    masterclass-with-luke-thurgate-dobell-finalist-tickets-

    698765976847?aff=oddtdtcreator

    School Holiday Workshop: Tonal Drawing Masterclass for Teens

    Wednesday 4 October 10.30am

    Discover the expressive possibilities of tonal drawing in this school holiday masterclass with Dobell Drawing Prize #23 finalist Luke Thurgate.

    $30 BRAGS Members, $35 non-members, all materials supplied, all abilities, ages 12-18.

    RSVP Essential - https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/schoolholiday-

    workshop-tonal-drawing-masterclass-for-teens-tickets-

    698775003847?aff=oddtdtcreator

    ENDS

    Media contact: Media Officer

  • What’s News

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    MEDIA RELEASE 22 September 2023


    Village Meetings

    You are invited to attend and meet with Councillors and senior staff to discuss projects Council is currently undertaking and any other matters of interest to you.

    Each meeting will be held at the following locations:

    Yetholme, Community Hall – 25 September at 6.00pm

    Raglan, Community Hall – 19 October at 6.00pm

    Peel, Peel Schoolhouse – 30 October at 6.00pm

    For enquiries, please phone 6333 6111.

    Sporting Association Grants

    Sporting organisations affiliated with the Bathurst District Sport and Recreation Council are eligible to apply for grants to assist local sporting organisations undertake specific works or purchase equipment for the advancement of sport in the Bathurst region. Information and application forms are available from Council’s Recreation Section on 6333 6285 or on Council’s website.

    Applications close 26 September.

    Dobell Drawing Prize at the Gallery

    2 September - 5 November

    The Dobell Drawing Prize is Australia’s leading prize for drawing, an unparalleled celebration of technique, innovation, and expanded approaches to drawing by acclaimed and emerging drawing practitioners. This exhibition showcases over 45 artworks.

    Tree planting

    Council is hosting a community tree planting day on Sunday 24 September.

    Starting at 10am off Hereford Street, volunteers can help plant native trees that

    once mature will provide habitat for local wildlife, and improve the health of the

    Macquarie Wambuul River.

    Market Stall Applications

    Bathurst Regional Council Events are seeking Expressions of Interest from market stalls for Race Week and other upcoming events. To be involved visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au/be-involved

    Registrations open for Business Window Display Competition

    The Repco Bathurst 1000 is turning 60 and all local businesses are invited to help celebrate the milestone. Decoration starter packs will be provided by Supercars. To register, visit Council’s website.

    BizLunch

    26 Sep: BizMonth Lunch with guest speaker Annabelle Williams OAM.

    The Business Lunch is the highlight of the BizMonth calendar. Presented by Council, the lunch is a wonderful opportunity for business professionals to network with each other and sit back and relax with guest speaker Annabelle Williams. Bathurst Goldfields 11.30am to 2.00pm.

    Learn the basics of drawing at BRAG

    Head to BRAG this school holidays for a Drawing Basics workshop. In the workshop you will get a short tour of the Dobell Drawing Prize #23 exhibition, followed by a drawing workshop where kids will learn different techniques of drawing and mark making.

    $10 BRAGS members, $15 non-members, materials supplied, ages 8-13.

    Tuesday 26 September 2023

    RSVP Essential via https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/school-holiday-workshop-drawing-basics-tickets-698803268387?aff=oddtdtcreator

    @ the Library

    The Great Race: 60 Years of Bathurst 1000

    Date: Wednesday 4 October at 6.00pm

    Premier motorsport journalist Aaron Noonan will be in conversation with National Motor Racing Museum’s Manager Brad Owen about cars, the stars, the thrills and spills from 60 years of the Bathurst classic.

    Mosaic Bird Art

    Date: Tuesday 3 October from 10am - 11am

    Create a bright and colourful bird mosaic artwork using tiles of various mediums; paper, cardboard, stone, glass and plastic.

    Use our templates or try drawing your own bird design. For children aged 6 years and above.

    @ BMEC CHILDREN ARE STINKY

    Fresh from a smash hit, award-winning, 5 star, sell out season at the Edinburgh Fringe, Children are Stinky is a show to be seen. Set in the 90’s (with all our favourite tracks) this extremely talented duo will astound with their incredible circus skills and leaving you laughing till your sides hurt. Children are Stinky challenges children to step on stage and prove themselves worthy, smart, coordinated and imaginative against these ridiculous circus performers resulting in a wonderful interaction and an audience of proud kids and delighted parents. Packed with lots of fun, lightning fast Hula Hooping, dare devil balances, astounding strength, incredible acrobatics and loads of comedy, Children are Stinky will leave both adults and kids with their jaws on the floor wanting to see more.

    Thursday 28 September at 11am and 1pm

    Tickets at bmec.com.au

    ENDS

    Media Officer

  • Consultation on proposed Special Rate Variation ceases

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    MEDIA RELEASE 21 September 2023



    Council has resolved to cease consultation on the proposed Special Rate Variation (SRV) at the ordinary meeting on Wednesday night.

    General Manager David Sherley said the notice of motion requested for the consultation period to cease.

    “This effectively ends the consultation period and Council will not pursue an application to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) for the SRV,” he said.

    For more information visit YourSay Bathurst.

    ENDS

    Media contact: Media Officer