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Kyogle Council is one of the area's largest employers, and offers a progressive and rewarding employment environment within the local area.

Kyogle Council employs approximately 100 staff across a wide variety of employment fields.

Vacancies are posted to this page at the same time they are advertised. Senior positions may also be advertised in interstate papers and the Local Government Job Directory. Applications will only be accepted in reponse to an advertisement.

For more information regarding available positions click here.

More Information

  • apply for Financial Assistance

    Applications are invited from local organisations seeking donations for the 2007/2008 financial year. These applications close on 31 October annually. Applications from individuals are also available and closing dates for this process are 31 July, 31 October, 31 January and 30 April.

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  • apply for Citizenship

    The Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (DIMIA) are the organisation responsible for Citizenship.

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  • dump rubbish

    Kyogle Local Government Area has four Waste Management Facilities located at Kyogle, Woodenbong, Mallanganee and Bonalbo.

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  • apply for Freedom of Information

    Access to Information/Freedom of Information Request for access to Council’s documents are dealt with in accordance with Section 12 of the Local Government Act, Freedom of Information Act (FOI) and Council’s Privacy Management Plan. In addition the Privacy & Personal Information Protection Act (PPIPA) sets requirements in relation to disclosure of personal information.

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  • pay my rates or water bill

    Rates Notices are issued in July each year. Rates Instalments are due on the following dates: 31 August,30 November,28 February, and 31 May.

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  • Contact us

    Contact us

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  • Speak at a Council meeting

    Council encourages the public to participate in meetings.

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