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Temporary Closure of Galston Gorge – January to February 2026

Galston Road, between Calderwood Road and Montview Parade, will be closed in both directions from Sunday 11 January to Saturday 14 February 2026. For more info visit:

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Code of conduct

code of conduct

The code is also a guideline for the behaviour of employees, elected officials and other community representatives.

  • Code of Conduct for Staff(PDF, 355KB)
  • Code of Conduct for Councillors(PDF, 385KB)
  • Code of Conduct for Council Contractors(PDF, 354KB)
  • Code of Conduct for Members of Council Advisory Committees(PDF, 294KB)

Further information about public sector conduct can be found using the following links:

  • NSW Division of Local Government
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