Beware of callers posing as Council to conduct a survey.
08 October 2026
Five Northern Rivers councils and MidCoast Council oppose proposed grant funding changes, warning cuts could reduce essential services and unfairly penalise disaster-affected regional communities.
07 October 2026
Discover fresh ideas, AI insights, growth opportunities and valuable connections at the Tweed Business Forum, helping local businesses build resilience, innovate and thrive.
Have your say on a new policy for managing deceased whales on Tweed beaches and help shape a safe, transparent approach for future marine animal incidents.
02 October 2026
The Tweed Tourism Company has commenced a new chapter in the delivery of tourism services.
25 September 2026
Old Lismore Road will be upgraded with safer two-way traffic, a new lit footpath and rainforest restoration, including 4,000 native plants to enhance local habitat.
23 September 2026
The Tweed is shining on the world stage, earning a place in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2027 for its stunning landscapes, vibrant villages and unforgettable experiences.
17 September 2026
A new leadership team will guide Tweed Shire Council, with councillors electing Cr Reece Byrnes as Mayor and Cr Meredith Dennis OAM as Deputy Mayor at a Council Meeting this morning.
14 September 2026
Discover the beauty of Australia’s coastline through Nicholas Harding’s acclaimed artworks, now on display at Tweed Regional Gallery in the inspiring Beach Life exhibition.
03 September 2026
From 1 September 2026, new NSW Government consultation requirements have come into effect for planning and development matters across the State.
A new Margaret Olley painting for Tweed through the Sharing the National Collection program
01 September 2026
The NSW Minister for Planning, Housing and Infrastructure has approved the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the proposed raising of Clarrie Hall Dam.
29 August 2026
Celebrating outstanding local creativity, the 2026 Wollumbin Art Award recognised regional artists and young talent, with Stephen Bird taking top honours and a $15,000 prize.
26 August 2026
Council has backed a staged Regional Indoor Sports and Aquatic Centre, prioritising much-needed indoor courts now while exploring future aquatic facilities for the growing Tweed community.
25 August 2026
The Hastings Point WWTP currently services around 12,860 residents and visitors across Cabarita Beach, Bogangar, Hastings Point and Pottsville.
21 August 2026
Council to consider a 'notice to alter' relating to its recent decision on the proposed Tweed Regional Indoor Sports and Aquatic Centre.
Useful links, information and contacts.
Save time with our range of self-service options.
Provide feedback on the draft policy by 4 pm Wednesday 11 November 2026.
Share your feedback on upgrade options and future sewage costs from 21 August to 20 September.
Share your ideas for the future of South Murwillumbah by 27 September 2026.
Award winning gallery with views to Wollumbin / Mt Warning.
Dedicated to preserving and sharing the Tweed's unique history and heritage.
Three accessible swimming complexes with an extensive range of programs.
The latest must-do experience in the Tweed.
Offering a wide variety of facilities, services and programs across the region.
Tweed Holiday Parks offers 7 idyllic beach, river and creekside locations along the Tweed.
The Tweed’s first official mountain bike park and pump track.
Council provides a range of venues to help create a strong, cohesive and creative community.
Situated in beautiful locations, providing peaceful and respectful surrounds.
The Tweed Lab offers a comprehensive range of chemical and biological testing for soil and water.
The airfield can accommodate up to twin propeller aircraft and operates in unrestricted airspace.
The tip is a recycling and problem waste service for Tweed residents located in Stotts Creek.
Visit the tip shop to find great quality second-hand items at bargain prices.
The Tweed offers a diverse network of parks and open spaces for everyone to enjoy.
Search the various sports fields across the Tweed below, including any current closures.