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The NSW Government provided a mouse control rebate of up to $500 to eligible households and up to $1,000 to eligible small businesses to help them combat the 2021 mouse plague in rural and regional NSW.
This table represents the distribution of the mouse control rebate. The program opened on opened on 5 July 2021 and closed on 31 January 2022.
| Local government area | Number of recipients | Total amount paid |
|---|---|---|
| Albury | 1,515 | $717,632 |
| Armidale Regional | 1,041 | $509,775 |
| Balranald | 53 | $27,613 |
| Bathurst Regional | 1,581 | $780,483 |
| Berrigan | 357 | $192,144 |
| Bland | 433 | $247,384 |
| Blayney | 340 | $166,670 |
| Bogan | 557 | $310,495 |
| Bourke | 303 | $151,961 |
| Brewarrina | 242 | $122,761 |
| Broken Hill | 2,424 | $1,149,049 |
| Cabonne | 1,063 | $562,886 |
| Carrathool | 139 | $85,887 |
| Central Darling | 167 | $80,832 |
| Cobar | 380 | $190,106 |
| Coolamon | 300 | $155,981 |
| Coonamble | 937 | $520,584 |
| Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional | 553 | $273,589 |
| Cowra | 945 | $474,003 |
| Dubbo Regional | 7,075 | $3,572,720 |
| Edward River | 825 | $445,148 |
| Federation | 413 | $222,717 |
| Forbes | 1,251 | $677,161 |
| Gilgandra | 610 | $345,350 |
| Glen Innes Severn | 696 | $356,565 |
| Greater Hume Shire | 209 | $101,051 |
| Griffith | 1,448 | $750,911 |
| Gunnedah | 1,483 | $765,788 |
| Gwydir | 487 | $267,838 |
| Hay | 225 | $118,384 |
| Hilltops | 672 | $350,607 |
| Inverell | 1,200 | $618,135 |
| Junee | 465 | $234,332 |
| Kyogle | 21 | $10,500 |
| Lachlan | 827 | $461,578 |
| Leeton | 729 | $387,510 |
| Lithgow | 543 | $262,243 |
| Liverpool Plains | 827 | $430,824 |
| Lockhart | 327 | $180,808 |
| Mid-Western Regional | 1,726 | $866,349 |
| Moree Plains | 2,218 | $1,133,127 |
| Murray River | 215 | $125,872 |
| Murrumbidgee | 298 | $164,712 |
| Muswellbrook | 1,828 | $916,032 |
| Narrabri | 1,150 | $602,984 |
| Narrandera | 619 | $324,275 |
| Narromine | 888 | $481,945 |
| Oberon | 124 | $66,416 |
| Orange | 2,068 | $1,000,396 |
| Parkes | 2,053 | $1,095,099 |
| Singleton | 1,307 | $642,909 |
| Snowy Valleys | 444 | $224,754 |
| Tamworth Regional | 6,146 | $3,086,566 |
| Temora | 457 | $244,351 |
| Tenterfield | 228 | $107,024 |
| Unincorporated NSW | 20 | $12,410 |
| Upper Hunter Shire | 1,577 | $803,885 |
| Upper Lachlan Shire | 101 | $48,522 |
| Uralla | 303 | $146,059 |
| Wagga Wagga | 5,002 | $2,510,291 |
| Walcha | 138 | $75,462 |
| Walgett | 808 | $424,083 |
| Warren | 465 | $258,095 |
| Warrumbungle Shire | 1,148 | $626,294 |
| Weddin | 266 | $155,341 |
| Wentworth | 295 | $140,472 |
| Yass Valley | 520 | $248,300 |
Grouped data
| Category | Number of recipients | Total amount paid |
|---|---|---|
| De-identified LGAs | 8 | $4,284 |
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Last updated: 26 February 2022