Residents of Bilambil Heights, Terranora and parts of Banora Point should boil their tap water for drinking purposes until further notice.
Widespread power outages are threatening our water supply, but tap water is still safe to drink. Limit use to drinking, cooking and hygiene.
Prepare and stay informed, check status of our services and facilities.
07 March 2025
Council is urging the community to exercise extreme caution when travelling across the road network following the impact of Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
While widespread road closures have not been implemented, the current weather conditions have made it unsafe for Council crews to safely assess and barricade all affected roads.
Transport for NSW has issued an adverse weather advice on Live Traffic for all roads across the Tweed Local Government Area, advising residents to delay all non-essential travel.
Roads are considered closed when water or other obstacles are present regardless of whether signs or barriers are visible. We urge residents to stay informed by regularly checking flood cameras. These cameras are located at key locations around the Tweed to help provide real-time updates on road closures, flood levels, and other impacts helping you make safer decisions and better prepare for flooding.
To stay up to date with what’s happening on the roads go to Live Traffic NSW.
Please note that power outages and communication disruptions may affect the frequency and accuracy of updates.
For the most up-to-date information on the status of our services and facilities, visit the Tweed Emergency Dashboard.
Stay safe, look out for one another and follow all safety warnings to ensure the well-being of yourself and others during this challenging time.