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20 Sep 2026

Cycling Event - The Dirty Dish

20 September 2026

Following the success of last year’s cycling event, we’re excited to welcome riders back for the second annual Parkes Cycling Event.
22 Sep 2026

Storytime

22 September 2026

Join us every Tuesday morning during Term time for some fun at Storytime. Foster a love of reading, rhyming and singing each week with your little one. Storytime is aimed at preschool aged children aged 3 - 5 years.
22 Sep 2026

Scribble Club - Students in Years 7 - 10

22 September 2026

A relaxed afternoon of creativity, expression and writing for wellness. The sessions are flexible and suit keen writers or students wanting to improve this skill.
Join Amy Butler from our Children Youth & Services team to explore the joy of writing. Too often writing is merely connected to 'hard work' aka - school assignments. This is an opportunity to embrace writing as something to help students
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Parkes Shire is part of the Wiradjuri nation - the largest Aboriginal territory at the time of European settlement. Parkes Shire Council acknowledges the Wiradjuri people who are the Traditional Custodians of the Land and pays respect to the Elders both past and present of the Wiradjuri nation.

The Wiradjuri are the largest group in central New South Wales (NSW) by area and population, with lands stretching from Coonabarabran in the North to the Great Dividing Range and out to Western NSW, encompassing one fifth of NSW and were known as the people of the three rivers: the Wambuul (now known as the Macquarie River), the Galari (the Lachlan River), and the Marrambidya (the Murrumbidgee River).

The Wiradjuri people lived in harmony with the Country, they believed they didn't own the land, but they were responsible for looking after it. The Gugaa (Goanna) is the overarching totem for the Wiradjuri Nation. It is the symbol that connects all people, past and present, of Wiradjuri land.

We recognize and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and continuing connection with the land and rivers and recognise the resilience, strength, and pride of the Wiradjuri community.

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Parkes Shire Council
2 Cecile Street | PO Box 337,
Parkes NSW 2870
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Phone (02) 6861 2333
Email council@parkes.nsw.gov.au

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