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Tieri News – The December edition is out!

The second edition of Tieri News is finally here! Find out what’s happening at Oaky Creek Coal and in our community. The printed version will be arriving to you very soon.

Have your say & go into the draw to win a YETI Cooler Box

The Local Voices quarterly 'Pulse' surveys is now open. Designed to track the issues identified as important in the 'anchor' survey, and how you feel about them over time AND are a great way for local community groups to continue raising funds with $5 donated for every 'pulse' survey completed! By taking this Quarters Pulse Survey you will also go into the draw to win a YETI Tundra 35 Hard Cooler. Learn more and take the Pulse Survey here

Safety and Inclusivity Top Priority for Tieri Aquatic Centre

As we settle into Spring, the team at Tieri Aquatic Centre have a clear goal in mind: providing a safe and inclusive environment for the Tieri community. From their opening hours, to membership options, to lesson types, the swim centre aims to be accessible to everyone.

Six Graduates Honoured – Indigenous Employment Pathway celebrations

On 30th September, at the Tieri Civic Centre, six participants from the Tieri Hub of the Indigenous Employment Pathways program were honoured during a dinner and graduation ceremony.

Welcome to the New-Look Tieri News

The first edition of the new look Tieri news is out now. Find out more about what’s happening at Oaky Creek Coal and in our community. Can’t wait for the printed version to hit your mailbox – take a look at now!

As the temperature rises make sure to keep your pets cool.

The temperature is definitely hotting up and with heatwave warnings in place for Queensland the RSPCA are reminding us to keep some fresh water out for wildlife and pets (and don't forget to stay hydrated yourself!). Here are some of their top tips to help your pets during a heatwave.

Tieri Community Consultation

Each year, Central Highlands Regional Council’s Community Consultations take councillors and council staff across the region to connect with the community. The events are an open forum for anyone to attend and engage with your councillors and council staff. You will receive updates on key projects in your area and have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss any matters relating to your community and council.

Documenting significant trees of the region.

Do you have a favourite tree in the region? Upload a photo and tell us why it is significant to win a range of cash prizes. Central Highlands Regional Council is seeking community input in developing a tree register to document the significant trees of the region. The register will assist council in ensuring the nominated trees are protected. It will also help inform the development of a list of trees that grow well in the area and capture the character of the region. Learn how you can get involved and win prizes.

You Count! It’s Census Time.

Tonight's Census will provide the most comprehensive snapshot of the country and tell the story of how we are changing. It counts every household and every person in Australia. Census data is used to plan and deliver services across Australia. The Census isn’t just numbers, but what those numbers tell us – every stat tells a story. That’s why your participation is vital. Data collected in the Census helps governments, businesses, not-for-profit and community organisations across the country make informed decisions including education and health services, infrastructure and planning for regional and rural communities.