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Council to transition away from paid weather alerts provider

Lockyer Valley Regional Council is transitioning away from the paid Early Warning Network (EWN) on 31 July 2026, urging residents to download the free BOM Weather app for alerts. (LVRC)

Lockyer Valley Regional Council is encouraging residents to download the Bureau of Meteorology’s free BOM weather app as Council prepares […]

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