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Supporting Local Businesses with New FOGO Requirements

Published on 09 April 2026

Snowy Valleys Council will work with local businesses to help them prepare for upcoming Food Organics and Garden Organics (FOGO) requirements introduced by the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA).

Water Restrictions Lifted Across the Snowy Valleys

Published on 08 April 2026

Snowy Valleys Council has officially lifted the Level 1 water restrictions in place since May 2025, following significant rainfall that has replenished local catchments and improved dam levels across the region.

EOI for Multipurpose and Evacuation Centre Management

Published on 30 March 2026

Snowy Valleys Council is inviting Expressions of Interest (EOI) from organisations interested in managing the new Multipurpose and Evacuation Centre (MEC) in Tumut.

Snowy Valleys Easter Plan B – Win A Swag Campaign

Published on 30 March 2026

The Easter Plan B – Win a Swag campaign will kick off in the Snowy Valleys on Good Friday, with more than seventeen licensed venues agreeing to host the program this year.

Free Caravan and Vehicle Weigh Days Coming to Snowy Valleys

Published on 30 March 2026

Caravan owners in the Snowy Valleys will be offered free road safety and caravanning advice at two upcoming vehicle weighing events.

Free Skateboarding Fun for Young People

Published on 25 March 2026

Young people across the region are invited to grab a board and join an exciting day of skating, learning and fun at the Tumut Skate Park this April.
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