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Lismore City Council oversees the beautiful Lismore Local Government Area, which encompasses Lismore City, Nimbin and surrounding villages. The Local Government Area has a population of around 45,000 people and we are lucky to have an incredibly diverse, colourful and creative community. Lismore City Council wants to engage better with our citizens and provide information, get feedback, share ideas, and listen to what our citizens have to say about their place in the world and its future. We would like everyone who uses our page to do so with respect and courtesy so everyone can interact in a space that is safe and welcoming. The conditions of use below outline our policy around using social media. These conditions of use apply to social media sites (defined here as online technologies that facilitate social interaction and dialogue, such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube) that are used by Lismore City Council (hereafter LCC). Any individual accessing, browsing and using an LCC social media site accepts without limitation or qualification these conditions of use. LCC has a Social Media Policy and accompanying Social Media Guidelines which apply to all Councillors and staff. LCC expects people to abide by the principles contained in them. LCC maintains the right to modify the Social Media Policy, the Social Media Guidelines and these conditions of use without notice. LCC has no control over content, commercial advertisements or other postings produced by a social media site that appears within LCC’s social media presence as part of the site’s environment. LCC does not endorse the views of external participants who submit comments or user-generated content. LCC operates and maintains a presence on social media sites as a public service to provide information about programs, services, projects, issues, events and activities. LCC assumes no liability for any inaccuracies these social media sites may contain and does not guarantee that LCC’s social media sites will be uninterrupted, permanent or error‐free. Communications made through LCC’s social media sites in no way constitute a legal or official notice. LCC aims to provide online interactive platforms that are welcoming for all participants and adheres to its own Social Media Policy and Social Media Guidelines. LCC encourages equitable access to our interactive sites and welcomes a diverse range of views. LCC expects all participants to treat each other with respect and courtesy. LCC reserves the right not to publish, or to delete, comments at its discretion. Some of the general rules for using LCC social media sites include:

• Participants are expected to treat other people using the site, including LCC staff, with respect and courtesy.
• Comments that are defamatory, discriminatory, infringe copyright or are otherwise unlawful will be deleted.
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• Children under the age of 16 should gain parental consent before contributing to LCC’s social media sites.
• Contributors who repeatedly breach the conditions of this disclaimer may be blocked from social media sites at the discretion of LCC. LCC also adheres to the conditions of use outlined in the Facebook Statement of Rights and Responsibilities (http://www.facebook.com/terms.php) and related Facebook policies. LCC would like to engage in as many conversations as is practicable however comments made to these platforms will not be treated as formal enquiries or complaints and may be redirected or not responded to. LCC actively moderate this page between 8.30am and 4.30pm from Monday to Friday. For further information, or to make a formal enquiry or complaint, contact LCC's Customer Contact Centre on 6625 0500 or email [email protected].

October 31st will be your last chance to shop at the Revolve Shop, but only for a short while!Come and grab a bargain du...
23/10/2026

October 31st will be your last chance to shop at the Revolve Shop, but only for a short while!

Come and grab a bargain during Revolve's last week of trade whilst everything is discounted. Our friendly staff are ready to give you a good deal.

Open Wednesday & Friday 9am - 2pm and Saturday 9am - 1pm.
There's a second-hand treasure waiting for everyone.

This National Water Week, thousands of litres of clean drinking water are quietly disappearing across our community, and...
22/10/2026

This National Water Week, thousands of litres of clean drinking water are quietly disappearing across our community, and we need YOUR help to find the culprits.

CORAKI ROAD RESTORATION TO COMMENCEPavement restoration works are expected to begin on Coraki Road in the coming weeks a...
22/10/2026

CORAKI ROAD RESTORATION TO COMMENCE

Pavement restoration works are expected to begin on Coraki Road in the coming weeks as Lismore City Council continues repairing and strengthening roads damaged during the 2022 natural disasters.

Approximately 6.7 kilometres of Coraki Road will be rehabilitated across 16 locations, covering almost half the road’s length.

The works involve recycling and strengthening the existing pavement (road surface) through a process known as in-situ stabilisation. This involves breaking up the road pavement, incorporating binding materials such as cement, lime or foamed bitumen, and compacting the material to create a stronger, more durable road surface.

An initial sprayed seal will be applied following stabilisation, with crews returning at a later stage to complete the final sealing treatment.

Motorists should expect delays while construction is underway. Traffic controllers will manage vehicle movements through work zones, and drivers are asked to observe temporary speed restrictions, follow signage and allow additional travel time.

Please take extra care when travelling through construction areas.

Works will be undertaken progressively across 3-4 months and are subject to weather and site conditions.

The project is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.

For more about pavement stabilisation, visit https://brnw.ch/21x6BIb

Do you use less water than the average Aussie home, or is your household secretly soaking up more than you think?  We’ve...
22/10/2026

Do you use less water than the average Aussie home, or is your household secretly soaking up more than you think?

We’ve got a 3-minute quiz that calculates your exact daily water footprint based on your home habits.

1. Tap the link below
https://brnw.ch/21x6Ac7
2. Answer a few quick questions about your home & garden
3. Get your instant score

Drop your score in the comments to see how your household compares with the rest of Lismore.

Last week the Lismore Recycling and Recovery Centre had another battery related fire incident where flames broke out in ...
22/10/2026

Last week the Lismore Recycling and Recovery Centre had another battery related fire incident where flames broke out in the landfill. Council reminds residents and businesses to never bin a battery or battery containing product!

An embedded lithium-ion battery was found to have sparked the fire. In the affected area, other embedded battery products were found (pictured). All of these items can cause a fire event.

In the event of a fire, Lismore staff are trained to respond quickly and safely. Because of this, the fire didn’t result in a major operational delay to the facility. However, fire and smoking events can result in huge operation delays and poses a severe safety risk to staff and the community.

When a fire occurs, staff will:
- Put out the initial ignition
- The affected area of waste will then be moved away from non-affected waste to be monitored for reignition
- Once safe, the affected waste is assessed to find the cause

Please dispose of embedded battery, e-waste and household alkaline products for FREE at the Lismore Recycling and Recovery Centre before they end up in landfill. Or, check out B-cycle for alternate local drop-off locations: https://bcycle.com.au/drop-off/

Got 1 minute? That’s all it takes to start saving water around the house. Check out two super easy daily swaps. Simple a...
21/10/2026

Got 1 minute? That’s all it takes to start saving water around the house.
Check out two super easy daily swaps. Simple actions really do add up.

REVOLVE WEEKLY ROUNDUP♻️These second-hand goods need a new home. The best part? They're all going at a discounted price....
21/10/2026

REVOLVE WEEKLY ROUNDUP♻️

These second-hand goods need a new home. The best part? They're all going at a discounted price. Come down to 313 Wyrallah Rd to help us clear out the Revolve Shop before it closes.

Opening hours:
- Wednesday & Friday: 9am - 2pm
- Saturday: 9am - 1pm

Customers have 7 days to collect their purchases. If you're buying a large furniture item, you have time to arrange for a suitable vehicle for collection.

20/10/2026

It’s shaping up to be a wet week across the Northern Rivers, with showers and thunderstorms forecast from today through to next Monday.

There is the potential for some moderate to heavy rainfall which may cause some flash flooding, but no riverine flooding is expected.

🏠 Clean gutters and drains
🌳 Trim trees and branches
💨 Secure loose outdoor items
🎒 Check your emergency kit is ready to go.

📋 Know your risk and have a plan. Check out the SES website for help with this. Homepage | NSW SES- https://www.ses.nsw.gov.au/

📱 Stay up to date with official information- download the hazards near me app to stay up to date with warnings. Hazards Near Me app | NSW Government- https://www.nsw.gov.au/emergency/hazards-near-me-app

If you come across flooded roads. Turn around and find a safer way. Check out Live Traffic NSW for the latest traffic updates. https://www.livetraffic.com/

Get prepared today and help keep your household storm and flood ready.

From tomorrow (Wednesday 21 October) items at the Revolve Shop will be discounted until it's closure in early November. ...
20/10/2026

From tomorrow (Wednesday 21 October) items at the Revolve Shop will be discounted until it's closure in early November.

During the closure we will continue to recover good quality second-hand items but we need space in the shop to store them. Come and grab a bargain and help us clear out the shop 🛒

All other services at the Lismore Recycling & Recovery Centre will remain open whilst the Revolve Shop is closed.

Happy National Water Week! 💧We’re kicking things off by shining a light on everyday household habits. It’s easy to run o...
20/10/2026

Happy National Water Week! 💧

We’re kicking things off by shining a light on everyday household habits. It’s easy to run on "autopilot" at the tap, but a few simple tweaks can save hundreds of litres of water every single week.

Take a look at 3 big water myths below, test your knowledge and drop a comment to let us know which one surprised you the most.

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43 Oliver Avenue
Lismore, NSW
2480

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+61266250500

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