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A stronger voice for residents and ratepayers

TRRRA is an independent community group representing residents and ratepayers across the Tamworth region.

We help the community understand local issues, raise concerns, and advocate for transparent, accountable decision-making.

What happens at a meeting?

  • Hear what’s happening locally
  • Ask questions or raise issues
  • Or simply come along and listen

TRRRA Meeting Calendar

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
18/02 18/03 15/04 20/05 17/06 15/07 19/08 16/09 21/10 18/11 16/12
AGM

Council Updates

TRRRA provides plain English summaries of Tamworth Regional Council meetings so residents can understand key decisions and what they mean for the community.

Latest Meeting – 14 April 2026

  • Office accommodation for Council staff (Closed Council)
  • Future use of the former athletics track
  • Structure plans guiding long-term growth

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Who we represent

Tamworth Council Region

The Tamworth Regional Council area covers approximately 9,893 square kilometres and is home to around 60,000 residents.

It includes Tamworth and surrounding towns, including Manilla, Barraba and Nundle, as well as many villages and rural communities across the Tamworth Regional Council area.

TRRRA works to ensure that residents across this diverse region are informed, represented, and able to have their say on local issues.

Current Focus

Letter to the Editor – 21.02.2024

Letter to the Editor – 21.02.2024

Ray Walsh House (RWH) has had $2 million spent on removal of all the internal walls and floor coverings. We are told by a reliable informant that the asbestos lagging around the air conditioning above…

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Samuel-David-© - 22.11.2021

Calala Alternative Access

Currently, during flooding, access to Calala is complete cut off, which leaves the residents of Calala without access to emergency services. As an organisation, the Tamworth Regional Residents…

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Past Issues

2023 Special Rate Variation

2023 Special Rate Variation

Tamworth Region Says No – Community Campaign This is the official campaign in opposition of the proposed rate hike in Tamworth LGA. This website is a work in progress and will be “filled out” over the coming days. The Tamworth Regional Council has…

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Long Term Water Security

Long Term Water Security

Contents Murray-Darling Basin Authority Independant Pricing & Regulatory Tribunal Tamworth Regional Council Media Releases Northern Daily Leader Extracts TRRRA Facebook Extracts Water planning in our region must be comprehensive and integrated to ensure long-term…

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Proposals for King George V Avenue

Proposals for King George V Avenue

Contents Extracts from TRRRA Facebook page Northern Daily Leader Extracts Tamworth Regional Council Media Reports Tamworth Regional Council Business Papers and Minutes The trees on King George Avenue are again under threat with the Council seeking a report on the…

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Tamworth Regional Airport Car Park

Tamworth Regional Airport Car Park

Contents Tamworth Regional Council Media Releases TRC Business Papers & Minutes Northern Daily Leader Extracts Introduction: From the earliest notification of the $1.2 million project for the new car park, it was stated in multiple Tamworth Regional Council News…

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West Bank Road at Chaffey Dam

West Bank Road at Chaffey Dam

Contents Petition Information Tamworth Regional Council Media Releases Northern Daily Leader Extracts TRRRA Facebook Extracts Tamworth Regional Council Business Papers and Minutes Final Decision The initial plan for the Chaffey Dam upgrade included the realignment of…

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Bendemeer Bridge

Bendemeer Bridge

Contents Tamworth Regional Council Media Releases Northern Daily Leader Extracts Tamworth Regional Council Business Papers and Minutes Old Bendemeer Bridge This bridge, which crosses the MacDonald River, was in service for 80 years before Bendemeer was bypassed in…

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