Temporary closure of Council facilities

The Lismore Library, Lismore Regional Gallery and Lismore Memorial Baths will temporarily close from 5pm today (Tuesday, 4 March) to allow staff to prepare for potential flooding.
The Nimbin Transfer Station will be closing on Thursday, 6 March and Saturday, 8 March as a precautionary measure.

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Council launches Live Flood Ready campaign

Published on 03 March 2025

Following feedback from the community, Lismore City Council has launched a new flood preparedness campaign – Live Flood Ready – to raise awareness in households, on how to prepare for one of Lismore’s most recognised natural hazards.

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Lismore's CBD occupancy rate stabilises

Published on 26 February 2025

In the face of high interest rates and the cost-of-living crisis, Lismore CBD occupancy rates have remained steady over December compared with the previous June.

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Lismore Seniors Festival - a Time to Shine

Published on 24 February 2025

To celebrate the role and contributions of older adults in our community aged 55 years and over, Lismore City Council is hosting the Lismore 2025 Seniors Festival from Monday, 3 March to Saturday, 15 March.

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Adam Gilchrist Pavilion honours an Aussie cricketing great

Published on 13 February 2025

Lismore’s reputation as a premier regional sporting hub has been further strengthened with the unveiling of the Adam Gilchrist Pavilion at the Lismore Regional Sporting Hub.

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Oakes Oval wins prestigious footy stadium award

Published on 13 February 2025

Lismore City Council has been recognised for its commitment to top-tier sporting facilities.
Lismore’s premier stadium, Oakes Oval, is now in the running for the national Ken Gannon Community Football Facility Award after securing the NSW title.

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Council Decides: February 2025 Ordinary Meeting

Published on 12 February 2025

Welcome to our February issue of “Council Decides”, where we update you on the decisions and discussions of Lismore City Council’s monthly Council meeting.

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Artists selected for Council's Reconciliation Action Plan

Published on 11 February 2025

Lismore City Council proudly announces Tywana Caldwell as the local artist chosen to have her artwork featured throughout its upcoming Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP).

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The battle is set as teams are named

Published on 10 February 2025

This Saturday, 15 February 2025, Oakes Oval will once again host some of Australia’s greatest cricketing names, once again showcasing the resilience of the Lismore community as we continue to recover and rebuild.

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Library reopens as rebuild and restoration nears completion

Published on 03 February 2025

Despite final touches still being made to the Lismore Library rebuild and refurbishment after the devastating 2022 floods, the beloved landmark on Magellan Street reopens on Monday, 3 February.

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Neville Graham named Lismore Citizen of the Year for 2025

Published on 26 January 2025

Neville Graham has been named Lismore City Council’s 2025 Citizen of the Year at this year’s Australia Day Awards held at the Whitebrook Theatre at Southern Cross University.

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Temporary closure of Council facilities

Latest news

Council launches Live Flood Ready campaign

Lismore's CBD occupancy rate stabilises

Lismore Seniors Festival - a Time to Shine

Adam Gilchrist Pavilion honours an Aussie cricketing great

Oakes Oval wins prestigious footy stadium award

Council Decides: February 2025 Ordinary Meeting

Artists selected for Council's Reconciliation Action Plan

The battle is set as teams are named

Library reopens as rebuild and restoration nears completion

Neville Graham named Lismore Citizen of the Year for 2025

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