Media releases

Dubbo City Council will open the gates to Apex Oval on Saturday, 2 June when it conducts public walking tours of the complex where an international-standard playing surface is on track to be laid early September. The surface is part of a major project which will result in environmental benefits that offset demand on the City's potable water supply and enhance Dubbo's reputation for premier sporting facilities. Read More...

The University of Sydney's School of Rural Health has celebrated its 10th anniversary in Dubbo by launching a new set of flags in Macquarie Street today.
Mayor of Dubbo Mathew Dickerson with Associate Dean at the School of Rural Health Dr Anthony Brown launched the campaign, which involves 19 colourful flags featuring ‘Time to Live’ and ‘Time to Learn’ themes. Read More...

ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING – MAY 2012
Cooperative partnerships with local industry and positive promotion of Dubbo within the community are just some of the aims of the draft City Promotions Plan July 2012 - December 2013, now on public exhibition until 27 June 2012. Read More...

ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING – MAY 2012

Dubbo City Council will enter into an agreement with the National Broadband Network (NBN) Co Ltd to investigate the feasibility of constructing and operating a communications tower at Moffat Estate. NBN Co Ltd has sought to conduct preliminary environmental, design and site acquisition investigations in relation to the establishment of the required radio network base station infrastructure. Read More...

FINANCE AND POLICY COMMITTEE – MAY 2012

A comprehensive business training program is one of 40 priority projects and activities that Dubbo City Council will work to develop in collaboration with other stakeholders and implement over the next  12 months as part of an ongoing commitment to progress the City’s growth and development. Read More...

Mayor of Dubbo Mathew Dickerson has unveiled the name of a new bridge along an extension of the Tracker Riley Cycleway at an official opening today.
Entitled The Shibble Bridge, the new river crossing was named after the family who are long-time landholders of the adjoining property near the new section of Tracker Riley Cycleway. Read More...