Visiting from out of town...got symptoms?...stay in and get tested

Murrumbidgee Local Health District is urging visitors to the Bland Shire displaying cold and flu like symptoms to stay in, avoid contact with others and call the Murrumbidgee COVID-19 Hotline 1800 831 099 to find your nearest clinic and book an appointment to get tested.

Information-for-travellers.pdf(PDF, 46KB)

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COVID-19 Community Recovery Grants Program

Bland Shire Council has adopted a landmark new grants program to assist local community and sporting groups recover from the impacts of COVID-19.

Bland Shire COVID-19 Community Recovery Grants Program

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Events Directory

For all the latest information on events happening around the Bland Shire.

Our Indigenous Culture

Find out more about Indigenous Culture within the Bland Shire area and the local Wiradjuri people who cover one of the largest tribal areas in NSW from Nyngan to Albury and from Hay to Bathurst.

Home and Community Care (HACC)

Bland Home and Community Care Service provides support to older people, people with a disability and people who care for them, as they live at home

Business and Community Guide

A comprehensive listing of Bland Shire businesses, community groups and sporting organisations.

Youth Services

Find out about youth services, activities and events in the Bland Shire including access to online youth mental health support services and tertiary education information.

Community Calendar

A listing of upcoming Council and community events, activities and meetings.

Free Online Food Handling Program

Safe Sharps

The Safe Sharps project is an initiative of the Riverina Eastern Regional Organisation of Councils (REROC) to assist sharps' users to easily find approved sharps'disposal locations.

Drought Support

A collection of resources to issues farmers and businesses through the drought

Disability Inclusion

Information for residents and visitors regarding disability access and inclusion within the shire.

Community Reference Group

The Community Reference Group is an open forum for Councillors and community members to discuss matters related to community, tourism heritage, arts and culture and access.