Central Darling Shire Council

2011 Council Meetings

Please find attached Council Meeting Agenda's and Minutes.

Downloads

Month	Agenda	Minutes
December	December 2011 Agenda (PDF - 1162.75KB)	December 2011 Minutes (PDF - 285.04KB)
November	November 2011 Agenda (PDF - 645.24KB)	November 2011 Minutes (PDF - 218.04KB)
October	October 2011 Agenda (PDF - 1424.29KB)	October 2011 Minutes (PDF - 183.96KB)
September	September 2011 Agenda (PDF - 1943.54KB)	September 2011 Minutes (PDF - 222.12KB)
August	August 2011 Agenda (PDF - 686KB)	August 2011 Minutes (PDF - 1152.17KB)
July	July 2011 Agenda (PDF - 370.87KB)	July 2011 Minutes (PDF - 134.51KB)
June	June 2011 Agenda (PDF - 795.89KB)	June 2011 Minutes (PDF - 285.03KB)
May	May 2011 Agenda (PDF - 244.38KB)	May 2011 Minutes (PDF - 660.93KB)
April	April 2011 Agenda (PDF - 327.81KB)	April 2011 Minutes (PDF - 1092.13KB)
March	March 2011 Agenda (PDF - 1790.77KB)	March 2011 Minutes (PDF - 2410.01KB)
February	February 2011 Agenda (PDF - 333.73KB)	February 2011 Minutes (PDF - 399.72KB)

TOURISM

Welcome to our Tourist Information page. You can access a number of online resources to find out more about tourism, tourist attractions, accommodation and general tourist information in our area.

Tourism NSW offers a wide range of information on events, accommodation, attractions and tours, as well as the ability to make online bookings. Please note that this link will take you away from the Council website and onto the Tourism NSW website. Also make sure you visit www.visitbrokenhill.nsw.gov.au for further local information.

ABOUT US

Central Darling Shire is the largest Shire in NSW and yet has the smallest population. It covers an area about the size of the main island of Tasmania and yet has a population of less than 2,000 people. The Shire is extremely diverse with four main communities that are all different in their commerce, geography and cultures. Wilcannia, the administration centre of the Shire has a fascinating history of river heritage having once been the prime port for the shipping of wool for the entire western district of NSW. It has a large number of sandstone buildings and a rich indigenous culture.