Lord Howe Island COVID-19 Circumstances Determined by NSW Health
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Flight Schedule Until 10 October 2021
Monday 6 September 2021Confirming that Qantas will continue to operate the Tuesday and Saturday flights until the 10th October. This may of course be subject to change depending on the current and changing situation. These changes should be reflected on the system in the next couple of days.
Angie Stringer
ACTING CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Opening Hours Christmas 2020 and New Year 2021
Friday 18 December 2020Please see the table below for the Board’s opening hours over the Christmas and New Year period. From all the staff at the Board we wish you a merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year.
Casual/Temporary Employment Pools
Monday 7 December 2020The Lord Howe Island Board is seeking expressions of interest from persons who would like to be considered for casual or temporary work opportunities as they may arise.
Information for Applicants and associated Role Descriptions are attached as follows:
Request For Quotes - Photography & Drone Imagery
Tuesday 29 September 2020The Lord Howe Island Board is seeking quotes from appropriately skilled individuals with an ABN to deliver one or more of the following services in order to record the progress and completion of the Solar PV Hybrid Renewable Energy Project.
Re-opening of Island - Repeal of Lord Howe Island COVID-19 – Public Health Order
Saturday 26 September 2020The Chair of the Board was advised last night that Minister Hazzard has signed the Public Health (COVID-19...
Biosecurity Update - September 2020
Thursday 24 September 2020COVID-19 Update Status of Re-opening of Island
Tuesday 22 September 2020As many of you will be aware, a request to re-open Lord Howe Island through a repeal of the current Public Health Order followed a resolution by the Lord Howe Island Board at its meeting of 8 September 2020.
BIOSECURITY ALERT - Coptotermes Termites
Tuesday 1 September 2020A potentially destructive termite has been discovered on Lord Howe Island. Coptotermes termites are widely distributed on mainland Australia and include the most destructive species which damage timber houses and structures.