Cloncurry Weather
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| Current: | Sunny |
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NOTICES
On Monday 20 May, road works will commence on Ludwig Street. As heavy machinery will be in use residents are requested to keep traffic access in this street to a minimum and to ensure that no vehicles are left parked on Ludwig Street between the hours of 7am and 5pm. Further work will be required to be carried out on Ludwig Street, however it is anticipated that this work will be of a minor nature with limited inconvenience to residents. SEE FULL NOTICE HERE
On Tuesday 21 May, road works will commence on Perkins Street (between Miles and Railway Streets). As heavy machinery will be in use residents are requested to keep traffic access in this street to a minimum and to ensure that no vehicles are left parked on Perkins Street between the hours of 7am and 5pm. Further work will be required to be carried out on Perkins Street, however it is anticipated that this work will be of a minor nature with limited inconvenience to residents. SEE FULL NOTICE HERE
On Wednesday 22 May, road works will commence on Griffith Street (between Miles and Railway Streets). As heavy machinery will be in use residents are requested to keep traffic access in this street to a minimum and to ensure that no vehicles are left parked on Griffith Street between the hours of 7am and 5pm. Further work will be required to be carried out on Griffith Street, however it is anticipated that this work will be of a minor nature with limited inconvenience to residents. SEE FULL NOTICE HERE
CLONCURRY SHIRE COUNCIL
Local Government Act 2009
Local Government Regulation 2012
TO: John A Gabb
Property Description:
Lot 201 on Crown Plan K7111, County of Tewinga, Parish of Quilalar, Title Reference 21180058
Lot 202 on Crown Plan K7111, County of Tewinga, Parish of Quilalar, Title Reference 21180059
Area: 1,867m2
Address: Lots 201 and 202 Stanfield Street, Kajabbi Qld 4824
Years in Arrears: 7
Interest to Date: $7,588.18
Amount Overdue: $22,866.15
TO: Louis Martin
Property Description:
Lot 119 on Crown Plan K7111, County of Tewinga, Parish of Quilalar, Title Reference 21381069
Area: 1,012m2
Address: Lot 119 Bell Street, Kajabbi Qld 4824
Years in Arrears: 9
Interest to Date: $5,128.67
Amount Overdue: $12,842.83
Take Notice that Cloncurry Shire Council, at its Ordinary Meeting held at Cloncurry on 5 February 2013, resolved to acquire the abovementioned land to recover unpaid overdue rates and charges. The Council's resolution adopted the recommendation that the Council commence procedures in accordance with section 141 of the Local Government Regulation 2012 for the sale of land for overdue rates and charges.The Council issues this notice under section 149 of the Local Government Regulation 2012 and section 239 of the Local Government Act 2009. Unless payment of rates and charges is received by no later than six (6) months from the date of giving this notice, the Council will proceed to acquire the abovementioned land.
as at 7th May 2013 - Chief Executive Officer, Cloncurry Shire Council
SAVE THE DATEHorse Douglas Rugby League Reunion,
11– 13 October 2013, Cloncurry, North West QLD
Celebrating the history, characters and passion for Rugby League in Cloncurry
Program of events
Friday 11 Horse Douglas Dinner at the Cloncurry Community Precinct
Saturday 12 Cloncurry Races
Followed by evening function at the Cloncurry Racecourse
Sunday 13 Recovery Brunch at Cloncurry Recreation Grounds
More information: Cloncurry Shire Council - Karen Elphick (Manager Community Development) Ph: (BH) 07 4742 4100, Email: mcd@cloncurry.qld.gov.au
If you have any photos, memorabilia or stories you would like to share for a display during the reunion, please contact Gail Wipaki at Cloncurry Unearthed on 07 4742 1361.
Welcome to Cloncurry
The Friendly Heart of the Great North West.
In 1861 Burke and Wills with King and Gray, were the first Europeans to come into the area on their ill fated expedition to the Gulf of Carpentaria. Burke named the river “Cloncurry” for his cousin, Lady Elizabeth Cloncurry of County Galway in Ireland. In May 1867, Ernest Henry (honoured as founder of the town and the vast mineral wealth of the district), came this way searching for grazing land, instead he discovered copper, he named this the Great Australia. The town was surveyed in 1876 and named after the river.
For all that there is to see and do in Cloncurry, view our comprehensive Tourism Brochure:
Cloncurry - The Friendly Heart of the North West.
For detailed listings of where to stay and places to eat, look in our Services pages.
Download a two day itinerary here.