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2024 Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award Winner

Published on 30 September 2024

Grafton Regional Gallery is delighted to announce that Laith McGregor is the winner of the 2024 Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award (JADA) $35,000 first prize with his sculptural charcoal drawing, Untitled (support).

Strategic Tourism Plan Paves Way for Sustainable Tourism

Published on 18 September 2024

Tourism is a $181.4 million industry in the Clarence Valley, creating almost 2000 local jobs. To ensure a common vision and strategic direction to sustainably develop and manage the visitor economy, Council has developed the Clarence Valley Destination Management Plan (CVDMP) 2024 – 2030.

CVC Partners with Bulgarr Ngaru for Lower River Legends program

Published on 18 September 2024

Clarence Valley Council will officially work alongside Bulgarr Ngaru Medical Aboriginal Corporation Youth Services Team (BNMAC) to support the delivery of a valuable youth program in the Lower Clarence.

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Clarence Conversations

THE CLARENCE 2032 REVIEW

Ongoing consultation

The current Community Strategic Plan was developed in 2022 in consultation with the community. With a newly elected Council in September 2024, an updated Community Strategic Plan will provide a clear direction that reflects any new and emerging aspirations of the community. What are your aspirations for the future of the Clarence Valley? Complete the survey below [5 min] a...

Community Engagement and Participation Plan

Ongoing consultation

Council is inviting you to provide input into how you want to be informed and engaged about decisions that impact you. Your input will be used to draft the Community Engagement and Participation Plan. This will update and combine the existing Community Engagement Strategy and Community Participation Plan into a single document. This Plan will guide how we notify and del...

Caring for our Coastal Emus

Ongoing consultation

With less than 50 coastal emus remaining we need your help. If you spot an emu, please register your sighting on the digital emu map.

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Our projects

BLER - Build Facility for the Ewingar RFS Brigade

In 2022 Clarence Valley Council, with the support of the New South Wales Rural Fire Service, applied for, and secured $836,126 from the jointly funded Australian and New South Wales Government Bushfire Local Economic Recovery (BLER) Fund, to create a new Rural Fire Service Facility at 584 Ewingar Road, Ewingar NSW 2469.