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The unprecedented emergency situation confronting communities in southern NSW and the request to help conserve power supply across NSW has prompt...
Goldenfields Water would like to advise that the emergency level water restrictions put in place on Sunday 5th January for customers located on t...
Member for Riverina and Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack is urging community groups to lodge expressions of interest in a Liberal and Nation...
Goldenfields Water County Council advises customers that due to an electrical fault on one of our major pumps at the Oura water treatment plant and...
‘In light of these sickening bushfires in the Snowy Valleys Region, Temora Shire Council has decided to open a register for those who need urgent...
A Section 603 Certificate (Local Government Act 1993) (LG Act) advises the amount (if any) due or payable to Council by way of rates, charges or otherwise, on a parcel of land.
There are two ways of applying for a Section 603:
Anyone is able to make an application for a Section 603 certificate, although typical applicants are:
Temora Shire Council
Phone: 02 6980 1100
Fax: 02 6980 1138
temshire@temora.nsw.gov.au
Phone (02) 6980 1100
Fax (02) 6980 1138
Email: temshire@temora.nsw.gov.au
Address
105 Loftus Street
PO Box 262
TEMORA NSW 2666
DX Address
DX 5494 TEMORA NSW
The Shire of Temora offers all the benefits of country living with a comprehensive range of quality affordable services.
Temora is situated approximately 80 km north of Wagga Wagga in the South West (Riverina) of New South Wales. Canberra is two hours drive to the east, with Griffith a 1.5 hour drive to the west.
Temora has a huge advantage as it is centrally located between the cities of Sydney and Melbourne, as well as being situated within South West Slopes/Riverina area, making it an ideal base from which to visit the region.
Temora Shire includes the town of Temora, and villages of Ariah Park and Springdale, but outreaches to other small communities outside the Shire boundary. With a strong retail trade sector and an active business community, many visitors are surprised at the variety of shopping within the town.
