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MEDIA RELEASE 1 April 2021

NRL tickets on sale

Tickets for the NRL clash between the Penrith Panthers and the Manly Sea Eagles are now on sale. The game will be held on Saturday, May 1 at 3pm. Council will offer three tiers of pricing to encourage early ticket sales.

Tickets are available via Ticketek and through BathurstNRL.com.au

Free Home Security Workshops

Bathurst Regional Council, along with Chifley Police District and NSW Department of Communities and Justice, have developed a Home Security Program for the Bathurst region as a part of the Don’t Be Next campaign.

As part of the program, free home security workshops are being held to educate the community on home security and areas you can improve.

- Thursday 18 March, 10.30am-11.30am at the Kelso Community Hub
- Thursday 15 April, 10.30am-11.30am at the Bathurst Library

Workshop bookings are essential. Please visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au or call 6333 6523.

Can't make a workshop? Visit the pop-up home security stall in the Armada Bathurst Shopping Centre on Tuesday 13 April.

Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail

The Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail will be held on 10 and 11 April with early bird tickets to the event now on sale. Over 120 local and guest artisans will demonstrate rare trades that helped build the Bathurst region including blacksmithing, saddlery, dry stone walling, whip making, glass artistry, tapestry, embroidery, carpentry and joinery, violin making and more. Early bird tickets are just $15 and tickets can also be purchased on the weekend of the event. Visit www.bathurstregion.com.au

Entries into Waste 2 Art open

The Bathurst Waste 2 Art exhibition and competition will be held at the Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre between 8 and 23 May. Entry forms are now available on the Council website and entries are open until 5 May. For more information and inspiration visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au

Journey West - Bathurst Vintage Rail Weekend

Re-live the halcyon days of country passenger trains in a 1960s Vintage Rail Motor and celebrate the 145th anniversary of the opening of the Main Western Line.

Take a vintage journey between Bathurst and Sydney or Lithgow, take a short shuttle journey to Newbridge and back or ride the Tarana brunch train.

Visit musuemsbathurst.com.au for more information and bookings.

Museum Sponsors

Museums Bathurst is seeking sponsors for museum events individual museums, including the Australian Fossil & Mineral Museum, Bathurst Rail Museum, Chifley Home and Education Centre and the National Motor Racing Museum.

Please contact Museums Bathurst at museums@bathurst.nsw.gov.au or call 6333 6543 for further information.

ClubGRANTS Scheme

Council invites local community organisations to apply for funding from the 2021 ClubGRANTS Scheme.

Projects in the following categories may qualify:

• Community welfare and social services.

• Community development.

• Community health services.

• Employment assistance activities.

Applications close at 4pm on Friday, 23 April.

Further information regarding ClubGRANTS funding guidelines and application forms are available on Council’s website: www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au or the ClubsNSW website www.clubsnsw.com.au, or contact Cultural & Community Services on 02 6333 6523.

Library

Seniors Festival Events at the Library

The library is hosting three free events for the NSW Seniors Festival. Bookings are essential as spaces are limited.

Call the library for bookings and any extra information 6333 6281.

Seniors Festival

13 - 24 April

The Seniors Festival is a celebration of the valuable contribution seniors make to the

community and the theme is ‘In our nature’. A variety of events, activities and workshops will be on offer for all seniors to enjoy at various locations.

For more information including the timetable and details of events being held phone 6333 6523 or visit Council’s website.

Women for Election Workshop

Women for Election Australia (WFEA) is running a free workshop aimed at equipping more women to run for local government. The six-hour workshop will be held on Friday 30 April at Council chambers from 9.00am to 3.00pm.

Content includes:

• Introductions, understand your obligations as a candidate, the role of councillor and know why you want to run.

• Plan your campaign, Part 1: Understand the time and financial commitment, building your team and develop your game plan.

• Plan your campaign, Part 2: Develop your communication plan, fundraising, media and using technology to reach voters.

• The pointy end – the last 6 weeks: Meeting deadlines, election publicity, election day and what comes next.

For more information and to register visit www.wfea.org.au

Save the date

NSW Local Government elections will be held on Saturday, 4 September. Voting is

compulsory. For more information visit elections.nsw.gov.au/lge21

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Media contact: Media Officer

MEDIA STATEMENT 31 March 2021

Mount Panorama-Wahluu Section 9 declaration extension

Council has been made aware that Minister for the Environment Sussan Ley has extended the emergency Section 9 declaration for an additional 30 days on the proposed site of the go-kart track on Mount Panorama-Wahluu.

Council has not yet had formal advice from the Minister regarding this decision.

An announcement on the Minister’s website advises that the declaration has been extended for another 30 days and that it is the Minister’s intention to consult further on a potential Section 10 declaration.

Mayor Cr Bobby Bourke said he looked forward to being able to discuss the matter further with the Minister and Council will continue to abide by the conditions of the current Section 9 declaration.

“We look forward to being able to further present Council’s case to the Minister regarding the work that has been undertaken prior to the approval of the go-kart track.

“The Minister has given an undertaking that her determination will be made before 4 May, and we thank the Minister for being very clear about her timeline for this process.”

MEDIA RELEASE 31 March 2021

Celebrate with the NSW Seniors Festival

The NSW Seniors Festival will be held from April 13 to 24 and is a celebration of the valuable contribution seniors make to the community. A variety of activities and entertainment will be available for all seniors to enjoy including bus tours, music, morning teas, open days and much more.

Mayor Bobby Bourke said the festival is a chance to say thank you to all the senior members of our community for their service and contribution.

“It’s also an opportunity to make new friends or get together with old ones and participate in many community events,” he said.

“I would like to thank the senior members of our community who contribute immensely to the region by being involved in community groups, clubs, charities and volunteering.”

Some of the activities include:

• Bathurst Library - Art of ageing digital exhibition, scam awareness workshop, Monday movie matinee, Your Life by Design with Julie Ankers
• Bathurst Seymour Centre - Community safety information session, overview of Centrelink services to support seniors, accommodation options and costs, learn about recycling
• Majellan Club - Lawn bowling
• Cityfit – Free fitness classes
• Studio Benefit - Chair yoga, flexit class
• Evans Arts Council - Seniors arts and crafts workshop
• RSL Club - Frankie J Holden and Michelle Pettigrove
• Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre - The Beggars Australian Songbook Live Show
• Gunthers Lane - Tech lessons
• Bathurst Regional Council - Home security workshop
• Bathurst Rail Museum - Tour and morning tea
  
  Businesses offering a discount during Bathurst Seniors Festival:

Vanilla Bean - Free coffee with every meal

• Carah’s Cakes and Pies – Coffee, cake or slice $6.00

For dates, session times and more activities pick up a Seniors Festival booklet from businesses around the CBD or download one from www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au

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Media contact: Media Officer

MEDIA RELEASE 26 March 2021

Bathurst Railway 145^th Anniversary

Re-live the halcyon days of country passenger trains in a 1960s Vintage Rail Motor and celebrate the 145th anniversary of the opening of the Main Western Line.

Activities will be held at Bathurst Rail Museum and Bathurst Railway Station on April 3 and 4 with opportunities to take a vintage journey between Bathurst and Sydney or Lithgow, a short shuttle journey to Newbridge and back or ride the Tarana brunch train.

Mayor Bobby Bourke said the museum will have the regular displays as well as a free Thomas the Tank Engine themed jumping castle.

“There will also be a vintage rail motor train running from Bathurst Railway Station with local shuttles and longer trips providing connections for a day return visit from Sydney,” he said.

A series of long, medium and short trips have been timetabled and train tickets include Bathurst Rail Museum entry:

Long:

Sydney-Bathurst Sat 3 Apr

Bathurst-Sydney Sun 4 Apr

Medium:

Bathurst-Tarana-Bathurst (incl morning tea) Sun 4 Apr

Bathurst-Lithgow Sat 3 Apr

Lithgow-Bathurst Sat 3 Apr

Bathurst-Lithgow Sun 4 Apr

Lithgow-Bathurst Sun 4 Apr

Short:

Bathurst-Newbridge-Bathurst shuttles

Sat 3 Apr x 1

Sun 4 Apr x 3

Tickets are available at the Bathurst Rail Museum, over the phone or from museumsbathurst.com.au

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Media contact: Media Officer

MEDIA RELEASE 26 March 2021

Sustainable Living Expo

Saturday 27 March

8am – 12pm

Entry Fee – A gold coin donation to gain access to both the expo and Farmers’ Markets.

The Sustainable Living Expo provides information about sustainable living, including waste and recycling, water conservation, green design and construction, solar power, gardening and wildlife.

This year will feature one of Australia’s most loved TV chefs and food author ‘Fast Ed’ (Ed Halmagyi) from Better Homes and Gardens along with wildlife displays and the Eaton Gorge Theatre Company, providing something for every member of the family to enjoy. The Expo also features a variety of stalls by local businesses and environmental groups and is held in conjunction with the Bathurst Farmers’ Markets.

NRL tickets on sale

Tickets for the NRL clash between the Penrith Panthers and the Manly Sea Eagles are now on sale. The game will be held on Saturday, May 1 at 3pm. Council will offer three tiers of pricing to encourage early ticket sales.

Tickets are available via Ticketek and through BathurstNRL.com.au

Free Home Security Workshops

Bathurst Regional Council, along with Chifley Police District and NSW Department of Communities and Justice, have developed a Home Security Program for the Bathurst region as a part of the Don’t Be Next campaign.

As part of the program, free home security workshops are being held to educate the community on home security and areas you can improve.

- Thursday 18 March, 10.30am-11.30am at the Kelso Community Hub
- Thursday 15 April, 10.30am-11.30am at the Bathurst Library

Workshop bookings are essential. Please visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au or call 6333 6523.

Can't make a workshop? Visit the pop-up home security stall in the Armada Bathurst Shopping Centre on Tuesday 13 April.

Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail

The Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail will be held on 10 and 11 April with early bird tickets to the event now on sale. Over 120 local and guest artisans will demonstrate rare trades that helped build the Bathurst region including blacksmithing, saddlery, dry stone walling, whip making, glass artistry, tapestry, embroidery, carpentry and joinery, violin making and more. Early bird tickets are just $15 and tickets can also be purchased on the weekend of the event. Visit www.bathurstregion.com.au

Entries into Waste 2 Art open

The Bathurst Waste 2 Art exhibition and competition will be held at the Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre between 8 and 23 May. Entry forms are now available on the Council website and entries are open until 5 May. For more information and inspiration visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au

Journey West - Bathurst Vintage Rail Weekend

Re-live the halcyon days of country passenger trains in a 1960s Vintage Rail Motor and celebrate the 145th anniversary of the opening of the Main Western Line.

Take a vintage journey between Bathurst and Sydney or Lithgow, take a short shuttle journey to Newbridge and back or ride the Tarana brunch train.

Visit musuemsbathurst.com.au for more information and bookings.

Museum Sponsors

Museums Bathurst is seeking sponsors for museum events individual museums, including the Australian Fossil & Mineral Museum, Bathurst Rail Museum, Chifley Home and Education Centre and the National Motor Racing Museum.

Please contact Museums Bathurst at museums@bathurst.nsw.gov.au or call 6333 6543 for further information.

Save the date

NSW Local Government elections will be held on Saturday, 4 September. Voting is

compulsory. For more information visit elections.nsw.gov.au/lge21

ClubGRANTS Scheme

Council invites local community organisations to apply for funding from the 2021 ClubGRANTS Scheme.

Projects in the following categories may qualify:

• Community welfare and social services.

• Community development.

• Community health services.

• Employment assistance activities.

Applications close at 4pm on Friday, 23 April.

Further information regarding ClubGRANTS funding guidelines and application forms are available on Council’s website: www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au or the ClubsNSW website www.clubsnsw.com.au, or contact Cultural & Community Services on 02 6333 6523.

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Media contact: Media Officer

MEDIA RELEASE 19 March 2021

NRL tickets on sale now

Tickets for the NRL clash between the Penrith Panthers and the Manly Sea Eagles are now on sale. The game will be held on Saturday, May 1 at 3pm. Council will offer three tiers of pricing to encourage early ticket sales.

Tickets are available via Ticketek and through BathurstNRL.com.au

Free Home Security Workshops

Bathurst Regional Council, along with Chifley Police District and NSW Department of Communities and Justice, have developed a Home Security Program for the Bathurst region as a part of the Don’t Be Next campaign.

As part of the program, free home security workshops are being held to educate the community on home security and areas you can improve.

- Thursday 18 March, 10.30am-11.30am at the Kelso Community Hub
- Thursday 15 April, 10.30am-11.30am at the Bathurst Library

Workshop bookings are essential. Please visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au or call 6333 6523.

Can't make a workshop? Visit the pop-up home security stall in the Armada Bathurst Shopping Centre on Tuesday 13 April.

Community Tree Planting Day

Macquarie River – Kefford Street Nursery Open Space on Sunday 28 March. Commencing at 10am at the Alpha Street levee side of Queen Charlotte Vale Creek (adjacent to Proctor Parks 'Police Paddock'), adults and kids alike can assist in planting native trees, shrubs and grasses.

Please bring water, sunscreen, gardening gloves and a hat and wear suitable shoes, and clothing for being outdoors. Covid safe measures will be in place.

For more information or to register please phone 0407 256 791 or 6333 6233 or email council@bathurst.nsw.gov.au.

Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail

The Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail will be held on 10 and 11 April with early bird tickets to the event now on sale. Over 120 local and guest artisans will demonstrate rare trades that helped build the Bathurst region including blacksmithing, saddlery, dry stone walling, whip making, glass artistry, tapestry, embroidery, carpentry and joinery, violin making and more. Early bird tickets are just $15 and tickets can also be purchased on the weekend of the event. Visit www.bathurstregion.com.au

Entries into Waste 2 Art now open

The Bathurst Waste 2 Art exhibition and competition will be held at the Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre between 8 and 23 May. Entry forms are now available on the Council website and entries are open until 5 May. For more information and inspiration visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au

Sustainable Living Expo

The Sustainable Living Expo returns for 2021. Join ‘Fast Ed’ from Better Homes & Gardens for night of food, wine, cooking and learning on Friday 26 March or get the whole family together for a day out at the Sustainable Living Expo on Saturday 27 March. For more information visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au

 Journey West - Bathurst Vintage Rail Weekend

Re-live the halcyon days of country passenger trains in a 1960s Vintage Rail Motor and celebrate the 145th anniversary of the opening of the Main Western Line.

Take a vintage journey between Bathurst and Sydney or Lithgow, take a short shuttle journey to Newbridge and back or ride the Tarana brunch train.

Visit musuemsbathurst.com.au for more information and bookings.

Museum Sponsors

Museums Bathurst is seeking sponsors for museum events individual museums, including the Australian Fossil & Mineral Museum, Bathurst Rail Museum, Chifley Home and Education Centre and the National Motor Racing Museum.

Please contact Museums Bathurst at museums@bathurst.nsw.gov.au or call 6333 6543 for further information.

Bathurst Library

Free Technology Workshop

Thursday 25 March 10.30am-12pm

Join us for this free beginner’s workshop to learn how to use your iPhone or IPad, Places limited and bookings essential phone 6333 6281.

Save the date

NSW Local Government elections will be held on Saturday, 4 September. Voting is compulsory. For more information visit elections.nsw.gov.au/lge21

ClubGRANTS Scheme

Council invites local community organisations to apply for funding from the 2021 ClubGRANTS Scheme.

Projects in the following categories may qualify:

• Community welfare and social services.

• Community development.

• Community health services.

• Employment assistance activities.

Applications close at 4pm on Friday, 23 April.

Further information regarding ClubGRANTS funding guidelines and application forms are available on Council’s website: www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au or the ClubsNSW website www.clubsnsw.com.au, or contact Cultural & Community Services on 02 6333 6523.

Bathurst War Memorial Carillon concert

The Friends of Bathurst War Memorial Carillon will host the first formal concert in the Carillon on Saturday 20 March at 5pm in the newly upgraded Bathurst War Memorial Carillon, in Kings Parade. The concert will be given by the Carillonists from Bathurst, Canberra and Sydney.

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Media contact: Media Officer

MEDIA RELEASE 17 March 2021

Tickets will go on sale at 10am Friday, March 19 for the NRL clash between the Penrith Panthers and Manly Sea Eagles, to be played at Carrington Park.

Mayor Bobby Bourke said it was wonderful to see this event go ahead this year.

“The game brings plenty of people to our city, and it plays a key part in showcasing the capabilities of our region hosting major events,” he said.

“This match will be keenly contested and full of excitement. Rugby league fans are in for a great afternoon of football.”

The game will be held on Saturday, May 1 at 3pm. Pre-sale tickets will be available from 10am Friday 19 March. Council will offer three tiers of pricing to encourage early ticket sales.

Tickets are available via Ticketek and through BathurstNRL.com.au

Media Contact: Media Officer

MEDIA STATEMENT 12 March 2021

Mayor of Bathurst Cr Bobby Bourke has thanked Minister for the Environment Sussan Ley for the opportunity for Councillors and Council staff to meet with her during her visit to Bathurst, and Mount Panorama-Wahluu today.

“Council was able to spend time with the Minister this morning presenting Council’s position in relation to the Section 9 declaration and the Section 10 application that are currently before the Minister and her Department.

“Council spoke about the processes it has gone through in consideration of the go kart track project. Council also raised with the Minister that the Section 9 declaration takes in an area much larger than the Go-Kart track construction site and what this potentially could mean for ongoing and future activities in the Mount Panorama precinct, including motor sports and other events."

“We again gave our undertaking to the Minister that Council will abide by the conditions of the Section 9 declaration and we will now let the Minister consider all of the information she has gathered during her visit to the city and wait for her decision in regards to this matter.”

Media Contact: Media Officer

MEDIA RELEASE 12 March 2021

Community Tree Planting Days

A series of community and school planting days will occur from March through to May.

On Sunday, 14 March at 10am on the banks of Queen Charlotte Vale Creek (off the Alpha Street Levee near Police Paddock) adults and children can help plant native trees, shrubs and grasses. There will be a free barbecue afterwards. All plants and equipment are provided.

Please bring water, sunscreen, a hat, gardening gloves and wear suitable shoes and clothes. Children must be accompanied by an adult carer. The activity will go ahead in light rain, so please bring a raincoat if required. This is a COVIDSafe activity and handwashing facilities will be provided.

For further information visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au or phone 0407 256 791 or 6333 6111.

Free Home Security Workshops

Bathurst Regional Council, along with Chifley Police District and NSW Department of Communities and Justice, have developed a Home Security Program for the Bathurst region as a part of the Don’t Be Next campaign.

As part of the program, free home security workshops are being held to educate the community on home security and areas you can improve.

- Thursday 18 March, 10.30am-11.30am at the Kelso Community Hub
- Thursday 15 April, 10.30am-11.30am at the Bathurst Library

Workshop bookings are essential. Please visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au or call 6333 6523.

Can't make a workshop? Visit the pop-up home security stall in the Armada Bathurst Shopping Centre on Tuesday 13 April.

Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail

The Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail will be held on 10 and 11 April with early bird tickets to the event now on sale. Over 120 local and guest artisans will demonstrate rare trades that helped build the Bathurst region including blacksmithing, saddlery, dry stone walling, whip making, glass artistry, tapestry, embroidery, carpentry and joinery, violin making and more. Early bird tickets are just $15 and tickets can also be purchased on the weekend of the event. Visit www.bathurstregion.com.au

Entries to Waste 2 Art open

The Bathurst Waste 2 Art exhibition and competition will be held at the Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre between 8 and 23 May. Entry forms are now available on the Council website and entries are open until 5 May. For more information and inspiration visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au

Sustainable Living Expo

The Sustainable Living Expo returns for 2021. Join ‘Fast Ed’ from Better Homes & Gardens for night of food, wine, cooking and learning on Friday 26 March or get the whole family together for a day out at the Sustainable Living Expo on Saturday 27 March. For more information visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au

Bathurst Cycling Classic 

The Bathurst Cycling Classic will be held 12 – 14 March and includes the Hill Climb, Criterium and B2B (Bathurst to Bathurst) 100km road race. The event will be held over three days from Friday to Sunday. 

Dates: Friday 12 March Hill Climb on Mount Panorama twilight event  

Saturday 13 March Criterium  

Sunday 14 March B2B 100km fully closed roads throughout course 

Registration is limited due to current NSW Health advice. For more information visit www.bathurstcyclingclassic.com.au 

Journey West - Bathurst Vintage Rail Weekend

Re-live the halcyon days of country passenger trains in a 1960s Vintage Rail Motor and celebrate the 145th anniversary of the opening of the Main Western Line.

Take a vintage journey between Bathurst and Sydney or Lithgow, take a short shuttle journey to Newbridge and back or ride the Tarana brunch train.

Visit musuemsbathurst.com.au for more information and bookings.

Museum Sponsors

Museums Bathurst is seeking sponsors for museum events individual museums, including the Australian Fossil & Mineral Museum, Bathurst Rail Museum, Chifley Home and Education Centre and the National Motor Racing Museum.

Please contact Museums Bathurst at museums@bathurst.nsw.gov.au or call 6333 6543 for further information.

Bathurst Library

Learn all about the NBN

Thursday 18 March at 10.30am

Come to a free information session at the library to find out how to connect, what to look for from providers and ask questions. Bookings essential. Phone 6333 6281.

Save the date

NSW Local Government elections will be held on Saturday, 4 September. Voting is

compulsory. For more information visit elections.nsw.gov.au/lge21

ClubGRANTS Scheme

Council invites local community organisations to apply for funding from the 2021 ClubGRANTS Scheme.

Projects in the following categories may qualify:

• Community welfare and social services.

• Community development.

• Community health services.

• Employment assistance activities.

Applications close at 4pm on Friday, 23 April.

Further information regarding ClubGRANTS funding guidelines and application forms are available on Council’s website: www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au or the ClubsNSW website www.clubsnsw.com.au, or contact Cultural & Community Services on 02 6333 6523.

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Media contact: Media Officer

MEDIA RELEASE 11 March 2021

Two local rehabilitation projects, funded by the NSW Government’s Environmental Trust, to improve the habitat for native flora and fauna are well underway.

Mayor Bobby Bourke said these projects were made possible thanks to funding from the State Government.

“Council is proud to work in partnership with the State Government on projects that improve our local riverways and vegetation corridors that will help grow and preserve these important natural assets into the future,” he said.

The Rehabilitation of the Macquarie River Riparian Corridor Project has seen the successful completion of another year of environmental rehabilitation works. The project, which commenced in October 2018, aims to improve the vegetation along 1km of the Macquarie River to connect with already completed vegetation rehabilitation projects and existing habitat areas.

Weed control targeting species such as Willow, Poplar and Blackberry was conducted in early 2020 and follow-up maintenance of revegetation work continues.

The first stage of the Queen Charlotte Vale Creek Royal Rehabilitation Treatment Project, which commenced in March last year, has been completed.

Over 900m of wildlife friendly rural fencing has been installed along the South Bathurst and Gorman Hill sides of Queen Charlotte Vale Creek. The fencing aims to reduce the impacts of grazing livestock on riparian vegetation condition, aquatic habitat, and creek bank stability.

The use of wildlife friendly rural fencing will also allow for local wildlife such as kangaroos, wallabies, bats and owls able to move through the site safely.

Over summer, extensive woody weed control was undertaken along the creek with a focus on invasive species including Willow, Blackberry, Poplar and African Boxthorn.

Community Tree Planting Days

A series of community and school planting days will occur from March through to May.

On Sunday, 14 March at 10am on the banks of Queen Charlotte Vale Creek (off the Alpha Street Levee near Police Paddock) adults and children can help plant native trees, shrubs and grasses. There will be a free barbecue afterwards. All plants and equipment are provided.

Please bring water, sunscreen, a hat, gardening gloves and wear suitable shoes and clothes. Children must be accompanied by an adult carer. The activity will go ahead in light rain, so please bring a raincoat if required. This is a COVIDSafe activity and handwashing facilities will be provided.

For further information visit www.bathurst.nsw.gov.au or phone 0407 256 791 or 6333 6111.

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Media contact: Media Officer