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Welcome to Cherbourg

The history of Cherbourg is one of Aboriginal people being forcibly removed and brought from all over Queensland and Northern New South Wales to a newly formed government reserve.

Under the Aborigines Protection Act of 1897 the settlement then called Barambah, was gazetted and established in 1904.

In 1932, the name Barambah was then changed to Cherbourg due to a nearby property called “Barambah Station” which caused confusion in mail delivery.

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Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council prides itself as being a forward thinking council, sensitive to the needs of our growing community.
With a vision to building capability, stability and positive outcomes into the future we are striving to build enterprise and industry that create employment and self-determination for our community. For more information on CASC operations, resources, planning and transparency in our day to day operations, please select from the links shown below.

Corporate
documents

Meeting Minutes, Reports, Plans, Budgets, Policies

Disaster Management

Get Ready Cherbourg – Important Information

Water
Services

Council Drinking Water Plan

Waste
Services

Collection Days and Times

Recycling
Services

Containers For Change and More

Joinery
Services

Kitchens, Cabinetry and Specialised Joinery Services

Building
Services

Council Maintenance, Works and Repairs

Farm
Services

Bralbin Minya Pastoral

Cherbourg Road - Flood Monitoring cameras

To assist our community preparedness and response for disaster events, Cherbourg Aboriginal Council has installed cameras to continuously monitor flood levels at Sawpit Creek and Big Shot Fisher Bridges.

Images typically update every 15 minutes, however, frequency may be affected by telecommunications or other issues. Click on the buttons below to obtain a download of the most recent photo taken – you will see a date and time stamp in the bottom left corner of the image.

PLEASE NOTE: Roads or bridges that have been flooded, must have a safety inspection before being used. Do not remove road closed signage.

Disclaimer: It is the responsibility of the user to make their own decision about the currency, accuracy and completeness of the information and images. Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council does not accept any responsibility or liability for any loss or damage incurred as a result of this information and images or its use in any way.

sawpit creek bridge

Flood Monitoring Camera - Click for latest image

Big Shot Fisher Bridge

Flood Monitoring Camera - Click for latest image

CARDIAC EMERGENCY? 

Cherbourg Council have four defibrillators available located around community at:

Council Chambers

Sports and Rec Centre

Operations/Works Depot and the MRF (Containers for Change Depot in Cherbourg)

plus one defibrillator at the Kingaroy Containers for Change depot