Residents can read about the highlights, achievements and challenges of council throughout the past financial year following the release of the Annual Report 2025/26. The report provides a wealth of information about council’s operations during the financial year, including how we aligned with objectives and priorities outlined in the 2025-29 Council Plan.
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Council has multiple funding streams open for applications for eligible community, sporting and not-for-profit groups with suitable event, initiative or project ideas. Our Community Events Grant, Minor Support Grant, Community Events Sponsorship, Community Sponsorship and Tourism Events Sponsorship are all now open.
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Off-leash areas for dogs offer the freedom of running without constraint, allowing them to play, sniff, chase, roll and romp to their heart's content. Many problems such as digging and barking arise because dogs are restless and bored. Often, these problems can be solved by simply allowing dogs more exercise.
For dog owners, these areas are located at:
These spaces offer a great chance to get some exercise, contribute to your own health and wellbeing, and meet other dog owners.
Please keep in mind when exercising your dog in an off-leash area, dog owners must:
You must remember to put your dog on a leash if it is within 10 metres of any:
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