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Traffic incidents since midnight: 0
Roadworks to avoid: 3
New roadworks this week: 2
Roadworks projects to be completed in the next 30 days:
0
Traffic incidents by suburb (most recently updated items are listed first):
There were no incidents reported this morning.
Roadworks by suburb (most recently updated items are listed first):
North Sydney
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Warringah Freeway near Sydney Harbour Bridge
Alert created at 8.56pm, June 30. Last updated at 6am, July 1.
Ends: 6am, July 1
Advice: The northbound reversible lanes (LaneFour a,b,c) will be closed. There is no access to the Ernest St off-ramp. Motorists can use the other northbound lanes for access to Falcon St, Miller St and onto Gore Hill Fwy.
Wahroonga
Scheduled roadwork (Utilities)
Affected street: Pacific Highway near Blytheswood Avenue
Alert created at 3.28pm, June 30. Last updated at 3.28pm, June 30.
Ends: 5.30am, July 15
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Exercise caution; Check signage. Contraflow traffic conditions will be in place and traffic lights at the intersection of Pacific Hwy and Fox Valley Rd will be flashing, with all approaches reduced to one lane and traffic controllers directing motorists.
St Leonards
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Pacific Highway near Oxley Street
Alert created at 5.01pm, June 15. Last updated at 8.08am, June 24.
Ends: 12.30am, July 23
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Exercise caution; Allow extra travel time.
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Traffic incidents since midnight: 1
Roadworks to avoid: 21
New roadworks this week: 2
Roadworks projects to be completed in the next 30 days:
0
Traffic incidents by suburb (most recently updated items are listed first):
Meadow Flat
Hazard (Car on fire)
Affected street: Great Western Highway near Diamond Swamp Road
Alert created at 12.14am, July 1. Last updated at 1.42am, July 1.
Advice: Exercise caution.
Blackheath
Holiday traffic expected
Affected street: Great Western Highway near
Alert created at 4.34pm, June 30. Last updated at 4.34pm, June 30.
Advice: Allow extra travel time. High traffic volumes are expected through Blackheath during peak holiday travel periods. Plan your journey and find out the predicted peak travel times at myjourneynsw.info
Wombeyan Caves
Hazard (Bush fire and flood damage)
Affected street: Wombeyan Caves Road near Langs Road
Alert created at 4.49pm, December 10. Last updated at 2.42am, June 26.
Advice: Plan your journey. Exercise caution. The road is closed to vehicles overThree tonnes. No access between Mittagong and Wombeyan Caves is available via Wombeyan Caves Road.
Hampton
Hazard (Slope instability/debris)
Affected street: Jenolan Caves Road near Old Bindo Road
Alert created at 12.05pm, March 19. Last updated at 3.59am, June 13.
Advice: Exercise caution. Plan your journey. Repair work is ongoing. Alternating (stop/slow) traffic conditions are in place, for vehicles less than 3m in width only. Jenolan Caves Rd remains closed at Jenolan.
Merriwa
Emergency roadwork (Safety barrier repairs)
Affected street: Golden Highway near Worondi Rivulet Bridge (near Dunblane Road)
Alert created at 2.22pm, June 9. Last updated at 7.23pm, June 10.
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Exercise caution. The work has been completed but the reduced speed limit remains in place.
Jenolan
Hazard (Slope instability/debris)
Affected street: Jenolan Caves Road near Binoomea Ridge Trail
Alert created at 7.43am, March 26. Last updated at 2.50am, June 7.
Advice: Plan your journey. Allow extra travel time. Access to Jenolan Caves is only available via Oberon.
Roadworks by suburb (most recently updated items are listed first):
West Wyalong
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Newell Highway near Kerrs Lane
Alert created at 12.01pm, July 9. Last updated at 12.30am, July 1.
Ends: 12.30am, July 1
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution. Motorists are advised to allow approximatelyFive minutes of additional travel time. Lane width restrictions in place, 3.2m lanes and 0.5m shoulders through worksite. Vehicles over 4m wide should follow the advice on the signage. Contact NHPA for wide load restriction: Phone : 1800 577 295 or Email: info@newellhpa.com.au
Cassilis
Scheduled roadwork (Resurfacing)
Affected street: Golden Highway near Wyoming Street
Alert created at 8.03pm, June 30. Last updated at 8.03pm, June 30.
Ends: 6pm, July 29
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution. Alternating (stop/slow) traffic conditions will be in place. Reduced speed limit due to conditions.
Merriwa
Scheduled roadwork (Drainage and Culvert works)
Affected street: Golden Highway near Pembroke Road
Alert created at 7.56pm, June 30. Last updated at 7.56pm, June 30.
Ends: 5pm, July 29
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution. Alternating (stop/slow) traffic conditions will be in place. Reduced speed limit due to conditions.
West Wyalong
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Newell Highway near Kalms Lane
Alert created at 12.32pm, October 15. Last updated at 7pm, June 30.
Ends: 7pm, June 30
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution. Motorists are advised to allow approximatelyFive minutes of additional travel time. Vehicles over 4m wide use wide load bays provided and follow advice on signage. Lane width restrictions in place, 3.2m lanes and 0.5m shoulders through worksite. Contact NHPA for wide load restriction: Phone : 1800 577 295 or Email: info@newellhpa.com.au
Cassilis
Scheduled roadwork (Resurfacing)
Affected street: Golden Highway near Wyoming Road
Alert created at 10.42am, April 22. Last updated at 6pm, June 30.
Ends: 6pm, June 30
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution. Alternating (stop/slow) traffic conditions will be in place.
Temora
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Goldfields Way near Research Station Road
Alert created at 4.06pm, October 7. Last updated at 6pm, June 30.
Ends: 6pm, June 30
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Exercise caution; Check signage. Motorist are advised to allow an additionalFive minutes travel time.
Merriwa
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Golden Highway near Pembroke Road
Alert created at 10.24am, April 22. Last updated at 5pm, June 30.
Ends: 5pm, June 30
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution. Alternating (stop/slow) traffic conditions will be in place.
Manildra
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Henry Parkes Way near Packham Drive
Alert created at 1.42pm, April 1. Last updated at 11.42am, June 30.
Ends: 7pm, July 8
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Exercise caution; Check signage. Alternating (stop/slow) traffic conditions will be in place. Motorists are advised to allow approximatelyFive minutes additional travel time.
Mirrool
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Newell Highway near 1km south of Mirrool
Alert created at 2.16pm, April 1. Last updated at 12.32pm, June 29.
Ends: 7pm, July 31
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution. Motorists are advised to allow approximatelyFive minutes additional travel time. Contact NHPA for wide load restrictions: Phone 1800 577 295; Email: info@newellhpa.com.au
Forbes
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Newell Highway near Woolshed Road
Alert created at 4.57pm, May 27. Last updated at 2.01pm, June 24.
Ends: 6pm, October 31
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution. Motorists are advised to allow approximatelyFive minutes additional travel time. Contact NHPA for wide load restriction: Phone : 1800 577 295; Email: info@newellhpa.com.au
Forbes
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Newell Highway near Iona Lane
Alert created at 9.24pm, May 30. Last updated at 1.51pm, June 24.
Ends: 6pm, November 30
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution. Motorists are advised to allow approximately 10 minutes of additional travel time. A 3.2m lane width restriction is in place with 0.5m shoulders through the worksite. Vehicles over 4m wide are to use the wide load bays provided and follow the advice on the signage. Contact NHPA for wide load restriction: Phone : 1800 577 295 or Email: info@newellhpa.com.au
Binya
Scheduled roadwork (Upgrade)
Affected street: Burley Griffin Way near Northern Branch Road
Alert created at 12.17pm, June 24. Last updated at 12.17pm, June 24.
Ends: 5pm, July 2
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Exercise caution; Check signage. Traffic controllers will be on site to direct motorists. Motorists are advised to allow upto an additional 10 Minutes travel time
Ariah Park
Scheduled roadwork (Upgrade)
Affected street: Burley Griffin Way near Newell Highway
Alert created at 12.14pm, June 24. Last updated at 12.14pm, June 24.
Ends: 5pm, July 2
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Exercise caution; Check signage. Traffic controllers will be on site to direct motorists. Motorists are advised to allow upto an additional 10 Minutes travel time
Parkes
Scheduled roadwork (Intersection upgrade)
Affected street: Henry Parkes Way near Westlime rd
Alert created at 7.08pm, June 17. Last updated at 7.08pm, June 17.
Ends: 1am, August 30
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution. The speed limit outside work hours will be 60km/h.
Goolma
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Goolma Road near Gardiners Road
Alert created at 12.26am, May 15. Last updated at 6.39pm, June 14.
Ends: 7pm, August 26
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution. Motorists are advised to allow approximatelyFive minutes additional travel time.
Merriwa
Scheduled roadwork (Culvert widening)
Affected street: Golden Highway near Quigley Street
Alert created at 7.37am, April 4. Last updated at 3.28pm, June 14.
Ends: 12am, October 30
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Exercise caution; Check signage. Alternating (stop/slow) traffic conditions will be in place Monday and Tuesdays on site. Motorists are advised to allow approximatelyFive minutes of additional travel time. Lane width restriction of 3m lanes and 0.5m shoulder through worksite. Drivers of oversize and/or overmass (OSOM) vehicles are required to contact the Works Supervisor on 0428 643 624 prior to travel.
Bathurst
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Mitchell Highway near Gardiners Road
Alert created at 9.58pm, April 14. Last updated at 5.26am, June 13.
Ends: 6pm, April 13
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution. Motorists are advised to allow approximatelyFive minutes additional travel time.
Parkes
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Henry Parkes Way near Westlime Road
Alert created at 3.15pm, February 4. Last updated at 4.30am, June 6.
Ends: 6pm, December 20
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Exercise caution.
South Bowenfels
Scheduled roadwork (Bridge work)
Affected street: Mckanes Falls Road near McKanes Bridge
Alert created at 11.22am, May 11. Last updated at 5.05pm, May 27.
Ends: 1am, September 30
Advice: Plan your journey. Use diversions. Motorists are advised to allow approximatelyFive minutes of additional travel time.
Raglan
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Great Western Highway near
Alert created at 10.24pm, November 13. Last updated at 3.30pm, May 27.
Ends: 6pm, December 20
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Check signage; Allow extra travel time. Traffic controllers will be on site to direct motorists.
Parkes
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Victoria Street near Moulden Street
Alert created at 10.50am, January 21. Last updated at 1.36am, May 16.
Ends: 6pm, January 31
Advice: Check signage. Exercise caution; Use diversions. Motorists are advised to allow approximatelyFive minutes of additional travel time.
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Traffic incidents since midnight: 1
Roadworks to avoid: 12
New roadworks this week: 5
Roadworks projects to be completed in the next 30 days:
0
Traffic incidents by suburb (most recently updated items are listed first):
Lidcombe
Crash (3 vehicles)
Affected street: Joseph Street near Georges Avenue
Alert created at 7.59am, July 1. Last updated at 8.21am, July 1.
Advice: Exercise caution. Reduce your speed.
Clyde
Changed traffic conditions (Sydney Metro West)
Affected street: Deniehy Street, Tennyson Street and northern part of Wentworth Street near
Alert created at 4.34pm, June 3. Last updated at 12.30am, July 1.
Advice: Check signage. Exercise caution. Local roads in Clyde will be permanently closed from 7am on June 14 as part of the Sydney Metro West construction. These are: Deniehy St Tennyson St northern part of Wentworth St
North Parramatta
Crash (Car)
Affected street: James Ruse Drive near Pennant Hills Road
Alert created at 10.11pm, June 30. Last updated at 11.01pm, June 30.
Advice: Exercise caution.
Greystanes
Changed traffic conditions (Medical Emergency)
Affected street: M4 Motorway near Ettalong Road
Alert created at 6.12pm, June 30. Last updated at 7.19pm, June 30.
Advice: Allow extra travel time.
Merrylands
Crash (2 cars)
Affected street: M4 Motorway near Burnett Street
Alert created at 6.18pm, June 30. Last updated at 6.32pm, June 30.
Advice: Exercise caution. Allow extra travel time.
Merrylands
Hazard (Paint spill)
Affected street: Woodville Road near Kimberley Street
Alert created at 2.17pm, June 30. Last updated at 3.04pm, June 30.
Advice: Reduce your speed. Exercise caution.
Toongabbie
Breakdown (Car)
Affected street: Old Windsor Road near Oakes Road
Alert created at 2.17pm, June 30. Last updated at 2.36pm, June 30.
Advice: Allow extra travel time. Exercise caution.
Northmead
Crash (Car into pole)
Affected street: Windsor Road near Ventura Road
Alert created at 12.57am, June 30. Last updated at 10.51am, June 30.
Advice: Reduce your speed. Exercise caution. Contraflow traffic conditions are in place with a single lane available to traffic in each direction.
Roadworks by suburb (most recently updated items are listed first):
Ermington
Scheduled roadwork (Surveying)
Affected street: Silverwater Road near South Road
Alert created at 6.18pm, June 9. Last updated at 6.30am, July 1.
Ends: 6.30am, July 1
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Exercise caution; Expect delays.Two ofThree northbound lanes closed.
Holroyd
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: M4 Motorway on-ramp near Woodville Road / Church Street
Alert created at 11.46pm, June 29. Last updated at 6am, July 1.
Ends: 6am, July 1
Advice: Check signage. Use diversions; Allow extra travel time.
Granville
Scheduled roadwork (Maintenance)
Affected street: M4 Motorway on-ramp near James Ruse Drive
Alert created at 5.02pm, June 16. Last updated at 7.18am, June 30.
Ends: 12.30am, July 9
Advice: Check signage. Use diversions; Allow extra travel time.
Parramatta
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Wilde Avenue (Smith Street) near Phillip Street
Alert created at 1.28am, June 30. Last updated at 1.29am, June 30.
Ends: 8am, August 15
Advice: Check signage. Exercise caution; Allow extra travel time.One ofTwo northbound lanes will be closed (bus lane) continuously (24hrs/day) from 7am MonFour Jul to 7am Mon 15 Aug 2022.
Parramatta
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: George Street near Harris Street
Alert created at 1.19am, June 30. Last updated at 1.19am, June 30.
Ends: 7pm, July 3
Advice: Use diversions. Allow extra travel time; Check signage.
Westmead
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Hawkesbury Road near Darcy Road
Alert created at 12.47am, June 30. Last updated at 12.47am, June 30.
Ends: 6am, July 4
Advice: One ofTwo southbound lanes will be closed
Granville
Scheduled roadwork (Maintenance)
Affected street: M4 Motorway eastbound off-ramp near James Ruse Drive
Alert created at 12.45pm, June 27. Last updated at 12.45pm, June 27.
Ends: 5am, July 21
Advice: Plan your journey. Use diversions. Only this off-ramp is closing, the motorway will remain open.
Auburn
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Boorea Street /Rawson Street near Station Street
Alert created at 8.45pm, June 24. Last updated at 9.50am, June 26.
Ends: 1am, July 8
Advice: Reduce your speed. Check signage; Exercise caution. Contraflow traffic conditions will be in place.
Auburn
Scheduled roadwork (Maintenance)
Affected street: M4 Motorway eastbound off-ramp near Silverwater Road
Alert created at 1.49am, May 28. Last updated at 12.29pm, June 23.
Ends: 5am, July 13
Advice: Use diversions. Check signage; Allow extra travel time.
Ermington
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: Victoria Road near Bannerman Street
Alert created at 2.13pm, June 20. Last updated at 2.13pm, June 20.
Ends: 6am, July 8
Advice: Reduced speed limit. Exercise caution; Check signage. Alternating (stop/slow) traffic conditions will be in place and traffic lights at the intersection of Victoria Rd and Spurway St will be flashing, with all approaches reduced to one lane and traffic controllers directing motorists.
Rosehill
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: M4 Motorway On-Ramp near James Ruse Drive
Alert created at 12.51am, May 13. Last updated at 6.32am, June 10.
Ends: 6am, July 15
Advice: Use diversions. Check signage; Allow extra travel time.
Lidcombe
Scheduled roadwork
Affected street: M4 Motorway westbound on-ramp near Hill Road
Alert created at 11.41am, November 12. Last updated at 10.32pm, June 9.
Ends: 7am, July 8
Advice: Plan your journey. Use diversions. Only the westbound on-ramp will be closed, the motorway will remain open.
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She had just recently moved from Canberra and said being involved with the shed had given her a new lease on life. “I moved from Canberra 12 months ago to make a new start after my husband passed and I wanted to throw myself into everything with the help of speaking to people in Wagga. I was able to find the Wagga Women’s Shed and it has been a lifesaver to me,” Ms Donnelly said. She’s not the only one. For the past five years the shed has been a place of community and friendship for long-term residents and those new to the area who find a sense of belonging in participating in a range of activities. Those activities range from maintaining a community garden, doing arts and crafts and also coffee catch-ups to encourage interaction with others. This Saturday, members will be celebrating the shed’s fifth birthday. President Ros Levett said the shed helped her get through retirement. “Five years is a big milestone, I joined the shed when it first started after I retired and after six weeks doing everything on my bucket list I was bored and I thought I needed to do something,” she said.“Here we are now, I really enjoy being part of it and I helped in the background to get the ground running for the creation of the shed all those years ago.”Shed secretary Bev Rankin said being involved was an important part of getting to know the local community better after she moved from Moama. “It is important to me because I was new to Wagga and moved here in late 2019, I used to live in Moama and was involved in multiple activities including the Moama garden group,” she said.“Before I came here I googled what type of groups there were for Wagga in terms of women’s groups. I saw the Wagga Women’s Shed come up on my search and I thought ‘why not join’. “Once I saw they do meditation which I was eager to do, I joined in.”With the help of a grant of $11,000 from the Community Justice department, Mrs Rankin said the newly built community garden was a chance for people to come together after the last two years of isolation. “People are taking notice of the veggie garden and this helps people come together and is a much needed resource because women in Wagga do not know where to turn to have a chat,” she said.Another member of the shed, Wagga resident Lee Broadley, is happily retired and said the shed had given her extra meaning in life. Plus she’s found a new passion for knitting. “This place keeps giving me lessons and trying new things which is vital as I live on,” she said, as she knitted away. “I love knitting and currently we are knitting slippers for the market which is great fun and it keeps my hands sharp.”Wagga resident Patricia Douglass, a committee member, also joined the shed after she retired.She enjoyed the activities that she took part in but realised the need to help out.“I love yoga and it was great to do that but I saw the shed needed help on the admin side of things and I decided to go onto the committee and this has taken over my life but I love it,” Ms Douglass said. She said that the shed was important to many women in Wagga in need of an outlet. Lynn Rattenbury, who was encouraged by her daughter to join, said it was really important for her mental health. “I love all the woman and making myself useful, especially with the upcoming market, has been great,” Ms Rattenbury said. “It is more about making friends and friendships that you make at the shed because they are so important.”Ms Rattenbury, who is in charge of running the markets, added: “Having the market can help us have more people be aware of the Women’s Shed because it is important for those who are new to Wagga but also those who lost partners to join a collective of women in building new friendships.”On Saturday, the market will include garden, jewellery and arts and crafts stalls, as well as face painting and a coffee van, with all proceeds going towards the shed and the veggie garden.It will be held at Wagga Women’s shed at the Beckwith Tennis Court Club Room on Beckwith St. Entry is via gold coin donation.
She had just recently moved from Canberra and said being involved with the shed had given her a new lease on life. “I moved from Canberra 12 months ago to make a new start after my husband passed and I wanted to throw myself into everything with the help of speaking to people in Wagga. I was able to find the Wagga Women’s Shed and it has been a lifesaver to me,” Ms Donnelly said. She’s not the only one. For the past five years the shed has been a place of community and friendship for long-term residents and those new to the area who find a sense of belonging in participating in a range of activities. Those activities range from maintaining a community garden, doing arts and crafts and also coffee catch-ups to encourage interaction with others. This Saturday, members will be celebrating the shed’s fifth birthday. President Ros Levett said the shed helped her get through retirement. “Five years is a big milestone, I joined the shed when it first started after I retired and after six weeks doing everything on my bucket list I was bored and I thought I needed to do something,” she said.“Here we are now, I really enjoy being part of it and I helped in the background to get the ground running for the creation of the shed all those years ago.”Shed secretary Bev Rankin said being involved was an important part of getting to know the local community better after she moved from Moama. “It is important to me because I was new to Wagga and moved here in late 2019, I used to live in Moama and was involved in multiple activities including the Moama garden group,” she said.“Before I came here I googled what type of groups there were for Wagga in terms of women’s groups. I saw the Wagga Women’s Shed come up on my search and I thought ‘why not join’. “Once I saw they do meditation which I was eager to do, I joined in.”With the help of a grant of $11,000 from the Community Justice department, Mrs Rankin said the newly built community garden was a chance for people to come together after the last two years of isolation. “People are taking notice of the veggie garden and this helps people come together and is a much needed resource because women in Wagga do not know where to turn to have a chat,” she said.Another member of the shed, Wagga resident Lee Broadley, is happily retired and said the shed had given her extra meaning in life. Plus she’s found a new passion for knitting. “This place keeps giving me lessons and trying new things which is vital as I live on,” she said, as she knitted away. “I love knitting and currently we are knitting slippers for the market which is great fun and it keeps my hands sharp.”Wagga resident Patricia Douglass, a committee member, also joined the shed after she retired.She enjoyed the activities that she took part in but realised the need to help out.“I love yoga and it was great to do that but I saw the shed needed help on the admin side of things and I decided to go onto the committee and this has taken over my life but I love it,” Ms Douglass said. She said that the shed was important to many women in Wagga in need of an outlet. Lynn Rattenbury, who was encouraged by her daughter to join, said it was really important for her mental health. “I love all the woman and making myself useful, especially with the upcoming market, has been great,” Ms Rattenbury said. “It is more about making friends and friendships that you make at the shed because they are so important.”Ms Rattenbury, who is in charge of running the markets, added: “Having the market can help us have more people be aware of the Women’s Shed because it is important for those who are new to Wagga but also those who lost partners to join a collective of women in building new friendships.”On Saturday, the market will include garden, jewellery and arts and crafts stalls, as well as face painting and a coffee van, with all proceeds going towards the shed and the veggie garden.It will be held at Wagga Women’s shed at the Beckwith Tennis Court Club Room on Beckwith St. Entry is via gold coin donation.
Big donkeys and little donkeys—long eared and wide eyed—clip-clop through the bush, having fun and helping their child and adult friends.
Tangki Tjuta – Donkeys is a slice-of-life story depicted using sculptures by Tjanpi Desert Weavers, a social enterprise of the Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (NPY) Women’s Council. The Council works with women who earn an income by creating contemporary fibre art.
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