Council News CITY OF WAGGA WAGGA
FIRST PRINTED SATURDAY 19 MARCH 2016
Issue 86
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Be a pawfect pooch owner
Make no bones about it, dogs love nothing more than having the freedom to run while out with their owners in the big wide world. Walking a pooch has great exercise and wellbeing benefits, for owners and their best friend, however, letting dogs roam in public places can pose problems. Unrestrained dogs have the potential to harass or annoy members of the public, or be involved in an attack with another dog, and can create a mess if left to urinate or defecate on public property. Story continued inside
WALKIES: If you’re a dog owner make sure you restrain your dog when enjoying the Wagga Beach precinct, just like Odin with his owner Council's Rob Sharpe.
Give your group a boost $175,000 in Council funding available for community projects Local community organisations, groups and individuals can soon apply for a share of $175,000 as part of the City of Wagga Wagga’s Annual Grants Program 2016/17.
Seventy-one worthy recipients received a boost through last year’s program, making important projects like self-defence classes for high
school students and a skate area at North Wagga possible. Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga Councillor Rod Kendall said funding applications can be made from Monday 21 March across six categories for community-focused groups and individuals in the Local Government Area. “These grants are part of the City of Wagga Wagga’s commitment to developing our vibrant and diverse community,” he said. “Through the grants program, Council supports a wide range of
services and activities that build community capacity, foster social networks and information exchange, facilitate cooperation and build on existing community strengths.” The 2015/16 program generated a wealth of interest from the community, with a 52 per cent increase in applications compared to the 2014/15 program. Council will again be holding information sessions to help groups and individuals develop and submit their applications. Story continued inside
Annual Grants Program 2016/17 categories • Community Health & Wellbeing - Community Programs & Projects ($500 to $3000) • Community Health & Wellbeing - Recreational Facilities ($500 to $7500) • Connected Rural & Urban Communities - Neighbourhood & Rural Villages ($500 to $3000) • Connected Rural & Urban
Communities - Rural Halls ($5000 to $10,000) • Arts and Culture ($1000 to $4000) • Local Heritage ($500 to $16,800) • Events ($500 to $3000) • Natural Environment ($250 to $2500) Funding range is amount available per project
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EASTER LONG WEEKEND TRADING HOURS Facility Administration Offices Wagga Wagga Civic Centre Art Gallery and National Art Glass Gallery Civic Theatre and booking office Glenfield Rd Animal Shelter Gregadoo Waste Management Centre (GWMC) Kerbside Waste Collection
Library
Livestock Marketing Centre Museum - Historic Council Chambers Site Museum – Botanic Gardens Site Oasis Regional Aquatic Centre
Rural Waste Facilities
Sewer Service Problems Visitor Information Centre
Lake Albert in good health
24-hour call centre: 1300 292 442 Trading Hours Closed from 5pm Thursday 24 March, reopening 8.30am Tuesday 29 March Closed Friday 25 March Open Saturday 26 March 10am to 4pm, Sunday 27 March 10am to 2pm Closed Monday 28 March Box office and administration closed from 25 to 28 March Ticket bookings are available online at civictheatre.com.au Closed from 25 to 28 March Closed Friday 25 March and Sunday 27 March Open Saturday 26 March and Monday 28 March from 7am to 4.30pm The Recycle Shop will be closed from 25 to 27 March. Kerbside bin collection changes apply only to residents in Tarcutta, Ladysmith and Oura whose bins would normally emptied on Good Friday 25 March. These bins will now be emptied on Wednesday 23 March. SUEZ will provide additional notification by mail to affected residents in Tarcutta, Ladysmith and Oura regarding the change to their service. All other bins due to be collected on Friday 25 March and Monday 28 March will be emptied as normal. Closed from Friday 25 March, reopening Tuesday 29 March at 10am Book chute available over long weekend. Online access to E-resources at rrl.nsw.gov.au/ elibrary Closed from 24 to 28 March Closed Friday 25 March Open Saturday 26 March 10am to 4pm, Sunday 27 March 10am to 2pm Closed Monday 28 March Closed Friday 25 March Open Saturday 26 March 10am to 4pm, Sunday 27 March 10am to 6pm Closed Monday 28 March Open Thursday 24 March 6am to 8pm Closed Friday 25 March Open 26-28 March from noon to 5pm Open Tuesday 29 March 6am to 8pm Mangoplah: Closed Sunday 27 March Humula: Closed Sunday 27 March Tarcutta: Open Saturday 26 March, closed Monday 28 March Currawarna: Open Saturday 26 March, Galore: Open Saturday 26 March Collingullie: Closed Sunday 27 March Uranquinty: Closed Sunday 27 March Ph: 1300 292 442 Closed Friday 25 March Open Saturday 26 March 9am to 4pm, Sunday 27 March 9.30am to 2pm and Monday 28 March 9am to 5pm
Honour for Wagga resident Norma Male OAM was rewarded for 30 years of dedication and work in Local Government with a Local Government NSW Lifetime Achievement Award. The 100-year-old was presented with the award by Deputy Mayor Dallas Tout (left)
and Member for Wagga Daryl Maguire (right). Miss Male worked at both Cootamundra and Balranald Municipal Councils. In 1944 she was appointed Balranald Town Clerk, making her the first female town clerk in NSW and possibly the first in Australia.
Despite the prolonged hot autumn weather the water quality in Lake Albert remains ripe for recreational activities. There have been outbreaks of blue green algae in some waterways across the Riverina and Murray regions, but so far Lake Albert remains in reasonably good health. Water quality readings are currently at amber (no restrictions but increased sampling) for blue green algae and medium for bacteria levels, so it’s important to keep a close eye on the lake. “There is still a chance that blue green algae could still form so staff are currently testing the water on a weekly basis, and we’re keeping our fingers crossed that nature is kind to us and the water quality remains suitable
ALL CLEAR: A water sample for Lake Albert. for recreational activities,” Director Environmental and Community Services Janice Summerhayes said. “Whether its fishing, water skiing, taking a walk or setting up a picnic, Lake Albert is a lovely way to relax, exercise and socialise any time of the year, but especially before winter settles in.” Water quality readings are published at wagga.nsw. gov.au.
Put Wagga in focus with Sister City competition
If you’re a budding photographer or have taken a spectacular photo of Wagga, then consider entering the Sister City photo competition. Give it Your Best Shot is a competition to showcase what is truly great about Wagga to our Sister City friends in Kunming, China. “Grab your camera or smartphone and start snapping – think Lake Albert sunsets, the Murrumbidgee River, rolling paddocks or the vibrancy of our suburbs and neighbourhoods,” Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga Rod Kendall said. “The competition is looking for photographs to give the people
of Wagga’s Chinese sister-city Kunming a glimpse of the local landscapes, customs and culture that make Wagga unique.” Give it Your Best Shot is designed to strengthen ties between Wagga Wagga and Kunming, as well as eight other Australia-southwest China sister-city pairs. Shortlisted photographers from Wagga will be invited to have their works displayed in Kunming at a community exhibition. One grand prize winner from Australia and one from southwest China will win flights, accommodation and a week of activities in their Sister City so
they can experience it firsthand. Runners up will win return flights between Australia and southwest China. To enter, submit photos online via the Sister City website, sistercitycompetition.com.au. Entries are open from 14 March to 14 April. Wagga entrants must be 18 years or older Wagga residents and Australia citizens who hold a vaild passport with more than six months validity from December 2016. Full list of terms and conditions available on the website. The competition is an initiative of the Australian Consulate-General in Chengdu.
Annual Grants Program opens 21 March
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From Front Page “Last year we saw a strong response to the grants program, so I encourage everyone to attend one of the sessions in April and learn more about the process and discuss their application with the relevant grants officer for their category,” Cr Kendall said. Applications open Monday 21 March and close at noon on Monday 30 May. Application forms and grants guidelines are available at upcoming workshops, at the Civic Centre and online at www.wagga.nsw.gov.au/grants.
INFORMATION SESSIONS • Wednesday 6 April from 10am to 11.30am • Wednesday 27 April from 6pm to 7.30pm Applicants are encouraged to attend an Annual Grants Program briefing to learn how to use the SmartyGrants online application form and to discuss their application with the relevant grants officer. Both sessions will be held in the Council Meeting Room at the Civic Centre. To register contact Kristin Groves on 1300 292 442 or grants@wagga.nsw.gov.au.
On exhibition 8 Feb - 15 May | FREE Historic Council Chambers site (cnr Baylis and Morrow St) wagga.nsw.gov.au/museum
Freewheeling is a travelling exhibition from the National Museum of Australia Image: Freestyle riding in Toowoomba, Queensland, 2012. Photo: Patricia Woods
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Triple J favourite to play National Youth Week event Fresh off being named Triple J’s Unearthed Artist of the Year, Perth’s Tired Lion will be playing two gigs for Wagga’s National Youth Week concert Press Play. Along with the J Award win in 2015, the four piece mashed up Violent Soho and the Smashing Pumpkins for the radio station’s Like a Version segment in May and opened Splendour in the Grass in July. Tired Lion will be joined by Melbourne folk rock outfit Creature Fear for two shows at the Home Tavern on Saturday 16 April as part of Press Play – an all ages, drug and alcohol free gig at 2pm and an 18 years and over show from 8pm. With more than a fifth of Wagga’s population aged between 12 and 25 years, Council’s Director Environmental and Community Services Janice Summerhayes said National Youth Week was an important event for the community. “The City of Wagga Wagga is excited to support and celebrate the enormous contribution that young people make to our city in so many ways,” Ms Summerhayes said. “Through education, sport, music, art and other forms of performance, volunteering,
TWO SHOWS: Tired Lion will be playing an all-ages and an over 18s show at Home Tavern as part of Council's Press Play 2016 National Youth Week event. Picture: Rachael Barrett community and politics, young people are making their mark on our community.” Home Tavern licensee Trevor Jones said the venue is committed to supporting live music and was thrilled to give 12 to 17 year olds the opportunity by hosting the all ages gig. “So many people now playing or working in the music industry got the bug at an all-ages show in the 80s and 90s,” he said. “It’s important the next generation is given the same opportunity in a safe, supervised environment.” Tickets for Press Play 2016 are on sale now at the Home Tavern,
Free entry. Wagga Beach, Johnston Street. Ph: 0497 937 934
MELANOMA MARCH
THIS WEEK:
TARCUTTA MARKETS Sat 19 March 10am to 2pm. Tarcutta Memorial Hall, Sydney Street, Tarcutta. Ph: 0477 472 154
FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL
Sat 19 March 12pm 10pm Experience luscious local produce and some of the Riverina’s top drops at the annual Wagga Wagga Food and Wine Festival, held in the beautiful Civic Centre Precinct.
WAGGA ART TRAIL
Sat 19 and Sun 20 March 9.30am - 4pm Visit talented local artists in their own private studios. Various locations. Ph: 0412 564 233
WAGGA BEACH MARKETS
Sun 20 March 9am - 2pm
Sun 20 March A wonderful family and community event where participants walk, march and parade along a short course to raise awareness and funds for melanoma research. Music Bowl, Botanic Gardens, Macleay St. Ph: 0426 269 492
TAKE FIVE BAND COMPASSION FUNDRAISING CONCERT
Sun 20 March 1pm - 4pm Mt. Austin Primary School Hall, McKell Avenue. Ph: 6926 4901
RCM CONCERT SERIES
Sun 20 March 3pm A Journey Down Melody Lane. Riverina Conservatorium of Music, College Ave. Ph: 6925 3522
COME & TRY: 4X4 DRIVING
Sun 20 March 9.30am A FREE day of
Don Tuckwell’s Audio and online (plus booking fee) at popupgigs. com. All ages show tickets are $10 presale or $15 at the door. Tickets for the 18 years and over show are $20 presale or $25 at the door. For more information, visit wagga.nsw.gov.au/pressplay. Press Play 2016 is funded by the City of Wagga Wagga, National Youth Week and the Home Tavern, with support from Wagga Community Drug Action Team, NSW Police Force, Allison Music and Regenerate Youth Festival.
demonstrations and hands-on driving for new and experienced off road drivers. You do not need your own 4WD. John Kent on 0419 691 218
WEIRD WAGGA WALKING TOUR
Every Sunday in March 6:30pm - 7:45pm A walking tour of Wagga’s strangest and most amusing stories. Tickets at Civic Theatre: Adults $20, Children/Concession $15. Departs Museum of the Riverina Historic Council Chambers site, cnr Baylis and Morrow Sts. Ph: 6926 9688
Ph: 0408 729 580
COMPASSION IN DAILY LIFE & EIGHT VERSES FOR TRAINING THE MIND
Tue 22 March - Wed 23 March Geshe Sherab, a Tibetan Buddhist monk residing in US is giving talks on how to practice compassion and apply that wisdom in our daily life. RSVP is essential, Jewel on 0417 432 798. Glenfield Community Hall, Tanda Place
Sun 20 Wagga Wagga Botanic Gardens
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Meet Shorty Big things come in small packages, just like the aptly named Shorty. The pet of the week is a white male fox terrier pup with tan on his head. Shorty is about 12 weeks old and would suit a young family so he can and the kids can grow up together. He’s just like any other puppy who likes lots of cuddles and play time.
You can adopt Shorty from Glenfield Road Animal Shelter for $262.40. This includes microchipping, lifetime registration, first vaccination, de sexing and worming. If you would like to meet Shorty or any of his buddies, visit the shelter from Monday to Saturday between 1pm and 4.15pm. For more information, visit wagga. nsw.gov.au/animals or call 6971 4651.
STONE THE CROWS
Tues 22 – Mon 28 March A unique event for the grey nomads. It doesn’t matter what sort of recreational vehicle you travel in, everyone is welcome. Day visitors welcome. ACTA Grounds, Tasman Road.
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For support in organising your event, contact Council’s Events Unit at events@wagga.nsw. gov.au or 1300 292 442 Monday to Friday. To promote your event or for a full list of events go to: visitwagga.com or call 1300 100 122.
6pm Wednesday 6 April 2016 Uranquinty Community Hall Have a question to ask or an issue to raise?
You are invited to attend a neighbourhood meeting with Councillors & Council staff
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could lead to a dangerous situation or attack,” Mr Minehan said. “Keeping dogs on a lead while out and about helps removes this risk. “It also helps owners notice when their animal is doing its business, which can be cleaned up straight away and not left to make a mess for other park or beach-users or for Council staff to clean up.” Under the Companion Animals Act 1998 having unrestrained dogs in public places, which are not dedicated off-leash areas, is an offence and may result in the dog being seized, and or penalty notices issued. The Act also outlines that owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dog when in a public place. The penalty for not picking up after your dog is a $275 fine. Wagga has six off-leash dog areas, including a fully enclosed agility track. A map of the areas is available at wagga.nsw.gov.au/animals, along with more information on dogs in public places. Informative signage is also on display at Wagga Beach, or contact Council's Regulatory Services Division on 1300 292 442.
WILLANS HILL MINATURE RAILWAY
Council is hosting a neighbourhood meeting to discuss news, events and issues relating to Uranquinty and the broader Local Government Area. Stay for a cuppa after the meeting!
Attention Uranquinty residents
Dog owners reminded to be responsible
From Front Page Making sure dogs are restrained in non off-leash areas and cleaning up after the animal while in public is the responsibility of the pet owner. Council’s Commercial and Economic Development Strategic Officer and dog owner Rob Sharpe said it’s important to remember popular dog-walking spots like Wagga Beach and other public places are for everyone to enjoy. “Recent upgrades at the Wagga Beach have increased the popularity of the space,” Mr Sharpe said. “Dog owners and their dogs are more than welcome at the precinct; however, they must be mindful of all beach-goers. “The easiest way to enjoy the beach or any other public place with your dog is to make sure it’s restrained.” Council’s Manager Regulatory Services Greg Minehan said unrestrained dogs can be a nuisance and have an intimidation factor. “It’s important owners don’t get complacent about their dog’s temperament. Dogs have the potential to act differently in unfamiliar surrounds, they can easily get over excited or spooked, which
Contact Stacey Post on 6926 9133 or communityengagement@wagga.nsw.gov.au
ANNUAL GRANTS PROGRAM 2016 - 2017 Council invites community organisations, groups and individuals in the Wagga Wagga Local Government available to community organisations, groups & individuals. Area to make application for Council’s Annual Grants Program. Community Health & Wellbeing APPLICATIONS OPEN Monday 21 march 2016 Connected Rural & Urban Communities Arts & Culture APPLICATIONS close Local Heritage monday 30 may 2016 Events 12 noon Natural Environment
$175,000
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Councillor Column
I feel I should reply to the outlandish and negative comments made in The Daily Advertiser recently regarding the complex Douglas Aerospace
issues aimed at the current Councillors by some now redundant past elected members and other commentators, stating that some Councillors should resign. These comments are disappointing and totally wrong because they were premature in their criticism and the lengthy process of negotiating deals between Council and big business can be a difficult and testing
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time for both parties. There have been many reports on this issue and as the community now knows, the end result is for a much better outcome. These former Councillors that have nothing better to do have short memories and seem to think they have been flawless as Councillors over the past 40 years. The current Council
has had to clean up and deal with their past mistakes, including the Hampden Bridge; the old Gasworks Site; budget blowouts regarding the Civic Theatre; and the Ernst & Young report, which led to sackings. I didn’t see any of those Councillors resign then? Also, the 430 Report by the Department of Local Government, which was scathing
in its assessment of Council at the time and identified strong factions within Council and had negative comments about the operations of Council; the resignations and sackings of senior staff and General Managers for many controversial reasons over the years; the Oasis Regional Aquatic Centre, which now costs more than a million dollars per annum to maintain and
was not the model the community wanted; Robertson Oval that has failed on what was promised and was also not the model the community wanted; and the Equex Centre that was donated by the community as a multiuse equine centre and has taken 30-plus years to get traction. I do acknowledge that many good things have been done by Councillors over the
Last chance to learn secrets from Compost Doctor
The final Compost Doctor workshop will be held on Monday 21 March from 5.30pm to 7.30pm. Horticulturalist Kerry Geale will discuss everthing from types of bins to troubleshooting. The free workshop
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same period, but that is another story for another day. Being a Councillor today is vastly different to what it was even a few years ago and I urge anybody that is contemplating standing for Council in the upcoming elections not to be put off by old Councillors and their comments.
Councillor Garry Hiscock CRUISING: Cars zip past as part of the NightLights projection.
will be held at the Sensory Garden, adjacent to the Wagga Wagga Men’s Shed in Ashmont. For more information, contact Council’s Environmental Education Officer Alice Kent on 1300 292 442.
Land and Property Officer on 1300 292 442 or email: council@wagga.nsw.gov.au Submissions close: Thursday 31 March 2016
council@wagga.nsw.gov.au Persons making written submissions regarding EXPRESSIONS the above proposed OF INTEREST licence are advised that GRAZING LAND any submission received Wagga Wagga City Council PROPOSED within the submission is calling for Expressions LICENSING period will be subject to the of Interest for a grazing Council owned Community Government Information licence of up to five (5) (Public Access) Act 2009 Land 3 Dalman Parkway, years for the following and the Privacy and Glenfield Park Notice is parcel of land: Personal Information hereby given under the • Corner Tasman & Edison Protection Act (PIPPA) and Local Government Act Road, East Wagga Wagga may be attached to the Chapter 6 Part 2, of the (Lot 11 and Lot 12 DP final report, in its entirety or proposed licensing of Lot 1163676) approx. 25.91 ha in part, to Council unless 19 DP 717255 known as 3 Dalman Parkway, Glenfield explicitly requested by The above parcel of land the person making the Park to Janine King for the can be inspected from purposes of car parking for submission that they do not the public road. Persons wish this to occur. a term of five (5) years. interested in applying for a grazing licence must submit Persons wishing to make Any questions relating to an Expression of Interest the above proposed licence a submission in relation to addressing the selection the above proposed licence may be referred to Maureen criteria. Fitzpatrick, Strategic renewal should do so prior to the close of the exhibition Property Officer on 1300 An information pack period. Submissions should 292 442. Submissions will providing further details be received until Monday 18 be in writing and may be of the grazing land on delivered to Wagga Wagga April 2016. offer, the general Terms City Council or mailed and Conditions and the to the General Manager, Application Form may be Wagga Wagga City Council, requested from Council by ALAN ELDRIDGE PO Box 20, Wagga Wagga contacting Jenny Bailey, GENERAL MANAGER NSW 2650 or emailed to
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master class with renowned Australian projection artist Craig Walsh, who was commissioned to create his own work. Mr Evans’ concept was a video project that captured and celebrated the car culture of Wagga and surrounding areas. Local car clubs were invited to show off the cars and utes they
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love and the end result is a tribute to everything from classic cars to everyday vehicles. More than a 100 drivers responded to the call out to help create the projection, which will be lighting up the the Wollundry Lagoon side of the Civic Centre from dusk each night until 6 April.
Harmony Day to be celebrated with Colourfest film at the library The Colourfest short film festival will be screening at Wagga Wagga City Library to celebrate Harmony Day. Harmony Day is a day of celebration and reflection of Australia’s cultural diversity and to share stories and welcome new faces. The selection of diverse Australian short films will be on show on Monday 21 March, focusing on social inclusion
and identity. The films are targeted at a family audience and are all rated PG. The film festival has a total running time of 73 minutes, with screenings held at 11am, 12.30pm, 2pm, 3.15pm and 4.45pm. The free screenings will be held in the Community Learning Space and while no bookings are required, seating is limited.
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It’s a rite of passage for country drivers and now it’s being broadcast on the city’s biggest screen. Cars of Wagga – Lap of the Main is the latest projection in the NightLights projection series by local artist Jase Evans. Mr Evans participated in the 2015 NightLights projection
Invitation to apply for funding from the ClubGRANTS Scheme
Remuneration: Min $1,074.02 gpw + super Enquiries: Brian Favell - 02 6926 9270 Closing Date: Friday 8 April 2016
Ph: (02) 6926 9771
Artist and cars combine for massive main street lap
For enquiries please contact Michelle Castle at Wagga Wagga City Council on 1300 292 442 during office hours. Online applications will be received via the Wagga Wagga City Council website www.wagga.nsw.gov.au/clubgrants Applications open 9am Monday 7 March 2016 and close 5pm Friday 29 April 2016.
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COLOURFEST FILMS • Father (2015, 10 minutes) • Gaffa (2013, 6 minutes) • Latte e Miele (Milk & Honey) (2014, 12 minutes) • Imprint (2014, 3 minutes) • The Alien Boy (2012, 12 minutes) • The Last Refuge (2015, 15 minutes) • The Fabric (2014, 15 minutes)
Community organisations are invited to apply for funding towards your local community service needs and priorities from the ClubGRANTS scheme. The ClubGRANTS scheme allows registered clubs with annual gaming machine revenue exceeding $1 million to apply a percentage of that revenue to specific development and support projects. At least 50% of funding from each club is to be allocated to Category 1 projects. Local projects will be considered for the following priorities under Category 1 funding: • Respite care • Women and family health and well being • Disadvantaged groups • People with disabilities • Children and family • Youth services
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