Thirroul Village Committee
TVC is a group of local residents who share an interest in the future of Thirroul. The Committee first met...
Garden Volunteers
Most gardens around Thirroul Village shopping areas and carparks are looked after by locals, garden volunteers...
Combating Graffiti
Local residents giving up their free time, painting over graffiti tags across Thirroul buildings & public amenties...
RECENT MEETINGS
TVC GENERAL MEETING Sunday 1st March 2026
Topics: Thirroul Plaza Update, Anglicare Sandon Point, Open Street Festival, Murray Jones Award & Progress Sports Pavilion Gibson Park.
TVC GENERAL MEETING Sunday 25th May 2026
Topics: Topics: Pedestrian Crossing, DA's, Thirroul Plaza, Dogs on Beaches Policy, Progress of Grand Pacific Walk & Rabbit Control.
TVC GENERAL MEETING Sunday 30th August 2026
Topics: AGM, Proposed Pedestrian Crossing, Presentation Murray Jones Award & WWC Clean-up Blitz.
LATEST NEWS
Thirroul Plaza Development
After recent success.. No-appeal being lodged by the developer, at this point we have had no indication of what the...
Anglicare Development
We wish to ensure that the NSW Department of Planning know of the following concerns of local residents...
A Loss to Thirroul
With profound sadness, the TVC Executive needs to inform members sudden passing of our long-time member and former Secretary, Murray Jones.
PAST ACTIONS
The Facade
The Facade retention of the 1930’s building at 307 Lawrence Hargrave Drive. This was retained to provide a front for the new plaza. TVC concerns “It may fall over”
The Waiting Shed
Thirroul’s oldest public building saved by community action in June 2013 proposed to demolish the 1887 timber waiting room (originally known as “The Waiting Shed”) Thirroul Station.
Thirroul Bathers Pavilion Refurbishment
Feedback from the Thirroul Village Committee on the proposed changes to the "Thirroul Bathers Pavilion" at Thirroul Beach
HONOURABLE COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Don Gray OAM
Ninety-two year-old Thirroul resident and TVC founding member has released a self-published book of his memories called "My Thirroul"
Paul Tuckerman OAM
Held the role of President and Chairman of the TVC for 18 years, successfully guiding the group past many interesting and difficult issues...
Murray Jones
Stepped down as Secretary TVC after 20 years. We acknowledge his dedication to the TVC and Thirroul community over the years.