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Tieri News: the March edition is out!

The sixth edition of Tieri News, we share some interesting stories from our local businesses, amazing images from the latest events and some exciting news from Oaky Creek Coal.

Have your say – Local Voices Pulse Survey now open!

The latest Local Voices Pulse Survey is now live and Glencore is calling on the entire community share your views. The survey's 100% confidential and no personal details are shared, by completing the surevey you will also unlock a $5 donation for local community groups - and go into the draw to win a Yeti Tundra Cooler!*

Ready for the Tieri Easter Morning Tea and Easter Egg Hunt?

Our top little town is preparing for an exciting Easter event: the Tieri Easter Morning Tea and Easter Egg Hunt. This family-friendly event will take place on Easter Sunday, April 16th, and promises to be a fun-filled morning for all ages.

Major Planning Scheme Amendment 7 – Business Improvement and Innovation

The Council is extending the timeframe for submissions until April 28 regarding the amendment to the Central Highlands Regional Council Planning Scheme 2016 to support business improvement and innovation.

Youth art – time to shine!

The Central Highlands Regional Council Annual Youth Art Awards is now accepting entries for the 2023 competition.

Meet the Locals: Damien Wynn

Our top little town is full of interesting people from varied backgrounds. We want to get to know you better so Tieri News is excited to introduce a new section to our newsletter: Meet the Locals.

CHRC Community Engagement Review

Council wants to hear from you about how to improve and refresh the way we engage and communicate. Community engagement is key to council as it helps us make better decisions that lead to better outcomes that are aligned with community wants and needs. Everyone's views are important. Get involved to help shape how council engages with our community and stakeholders.

Tieri Golf Club wins PGA Regional Tournament of the Year

Congratulations to Tieri Golf Club who recently won the PGA Regional Tournament of the Year for their Oaky Creek Coal Pro-Am - a magnificent result for a small country golf club!

Planning for the Future – Progressive Rehabilitation and Closure Plan

Organisations carrying out mining activities in Queensland are legally obligated to rehabilitate the land. In line with this, and as reported in June’s edition of Tieri News, Oaky Creek Coal is in the process of developing a Progressive Rehabilitation and Closure Plan (PRCP). We caught up with Joel May, Environment & Community Manager at Oaky Creek Coal to get a status update and learn more about PRCPs.