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Recycling Tip - Green Waste
16 January 2025

Recycling Tip - Green Waste

Beat the Summer Heat & Keep Your Bins Fresh tips, and store picnic scraps
Recycling Tip - Wood and Timber
16 January 2025

Recycling Tip - Wood and Timber

Do You Know the Difference Between Wood and Timber? 
While wood and timber might seem similar, they’re handled very differently when it comes to recycling:
Recycling Tip - Squeezable tubes
16 January 2025

Recycling Tip - Squeezable tubes

Did you know? Squeezable tubes—like those for toothpaste, sunscreen, and cosmetics—can’t be recycled in your yellow-lidded recycling bin! Why? They’re made from a tricky mix of plastics that make recycling a challenge.
22 November 2022

Important Flood Advice – Update 22 November 2022

Current River height: 8.64 and falling. Water levels in both Booligal and Maude are steady and being monitored and assistance provided where required. We are expecting large inflows from the lower Mirrool Creek and Lachlan River over the coming days and weeks, with an expected peak of 3.4m in Booligal mid-December. Council crews are continuing to monitor the levees 24 hrs a day. You will continue to notice Council staff patrolling and checking and running pumps. Some Roads are also closed. If you require flood assistance please contact SES on 132 500. See here for more details.
21 November 2022

Important Flood Advice – Update 21 November 2022

Current River height: 8.72 and falling. Water levels in both Booligal and Maude are steady and being monitored and assistance provided where required. We are expecting large inflows from the lower Mirrool Creek and Lachlan River over the coming days and weeks, with an expected peak of 3.4m in Booligal mid-December. Council crews are continuing to monitor the levees 24 hrs a day. You will continue to notice Council staff patrolling and checking and running pumps. Some Roads are also closed. If you require flood assistance please contact SES on 132 500. See here for more details.
20 November 2022

Important Flood Advice – Update 20 November 2022

Current River height: 8.82 and falling. River peaked at 9.11m this week. Water levels in both Booligal and Maude are steady and being monitored and assistance provided where required. We are expecting large inflows from the lower Mirrool Creek and Lachlan River over the coming days and weeks, with an expected peak of 3.4m in Booligal mid-December. Council crews are continuing to monitor the levees 24 hrs a day. You will continue to notice Council staff patrolling and checking and running pumps. Some Roads are also closed. If you require flood assistance please contact SES on 132 500. See here for more details.
 
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