Local Government Week 2026 Colouring Competition!Celebrate Local Government Week (3–9 August) by entering our Colouring Competition!Preschool – The Big FootyK–Year 2 – Dakota DC3Years 3–6 – Poppet HeadPick up a colouring sheet from the Council Administration Office or Bland Shire Library. Entries close Monday 3 August. Return entries to Council to be displayed in the Library from August 4.
You can now pay your Council rates online.
CLICK HERE
Simply enter your Property ID, the amount you wish to pay and your preferred payment option and payment can be processed in a matter of seconds
Pay by cash, cheque, eftpos or credit card at Council's office, 6 Shire St. West Wyalong or any Australia Post branch.
Please contact your financial institution to arrange for BPAY payments to be made directly from your bank account. For more information visit BPAY - pay at any post office branch, by phoning 13 18 16 or go to http://www.postbillpay.com.au/
Download and submit the Direct Debit Request Form(PDF, 242KB) to arrange for your rates to be direct debited from your account.
QUARTERLY payments will be automatically deducted on the due dates as per the current Annual Rate Notice (End of August, November, February and May)
MONTHLY payments will be automatically deducted on the first day of the month
Use Centrepay to make regular deductions from your Centrelink payment. Centrepay is a voluntary and free payment option available to Centrelink customers.
Go to servicesaustralia.gov.au/centrepay for more information on how to set up your Centrepay deductions.
Our Business Centrelink Reference Number: 555050105K
Pensioner Concession Rates Rebates
Concession card holders may be eligible for a rates rebate.
Apply online HERE
Download a hard copy application HERE(PDF, 213KB)
Sign up today to have your rates notices delivered electronically.
It is a fast and more efficient way to manage your rates. Register today at https://blandshire.enotices.com.au/
The Valuer General is an independent statutory officer responsible for providing impartial land values. Councils use land values as a way to distribute rates across their local government area.
Further information is available here