Tenterfield Shire Council has published a series of public notices. White Swamp Road is closed for pipe replacement, with a detour in place. Killarney Road is affected by culvert repairs involving stormwater and headwall replacement. Tenterfield is moving to Level 2 moderate water restrictions from Thursday, 27 August 2026. The council has also announced five new bridge projects across the shire, aimed at improving safety and connectivity.
Tenterfield will move to Level 2 (Moderate) water restrictions from Thursday, 27 August 2026. Tenterfield Shire Council has also announced a closure of White Swamp Road from 10 September 2026 for pipe replacement. Killarney Road is affected by culvert repairs, which include replacing stormwater pipes and headwalls. The council has also announced five new bridge projects across the shire. Separately, the National Parks and Wildlife Service has started an aerial and ground baiting program to control wild dogs.
Tenterfield will move to Level 2 (Moderate) water restrictions from Thursday, 27 August 2026. Tenterfield Shire Council has also issued traffic alerts for White Swamp Road, which is closed for pipe replacement, and Killarney Road, where culvert repairs are under way. The National Parks and Wildlife Service has started an aerial and ground baiting program to control wild dogs. Council has also announced the delivery of five new bridge projects across the shire.
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Tenterfield will move to Level 2 (Moderate) water restrictions from Thursday, 27 August 2026. White Swamp Road will close for pipe replacement from 10 September 2026, with a detour in place. Killarney Road will have culvert and stormwater repairs from 24 September 2026. The National Parks and Wildlife Service has begun an aerial and ground wild dog baiting program. Tenterfield Shire Council also plans five new bridge projects across the shire to improve safety and connectivity.
Isaac Regional Council is asking Clermont residents to keep saving water after higher than normal levels of manganese were found in the town's raw water supply. The water treatment plant will not operate overnight while crews work on the issue. Storage levels are stable and not critical. The council says the town water supply remains safe to drink and meets Australian Drinking Water Guidelines. Residents with discoloured water are asked to run taps until it clears.
