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New Tatura Skate Park officially complete and open for use
Community Grant Recipients Announced
Council Connect 13 June
Help Kick Bad Recycling Habits To Kerb
Council Scores Above State Average in Community Satisfaction Survey
Road Safety Works Commence at Banfield Street School Crossing
Ararat Gallery TAMA To Host National NAIDOC Week Event
Ararat’s Young People Spark Change at Social Innovators Program
Repairs Continue On Thunderbolts Way
Cast Your Vote For Name Of New School In Wallan East
Road upgrade in store at Gregadoo Waste Management Centre
Dr Karl Set To Headline Living Smart Festival
Starting bell rings on planning for $100 million in safety upgrades to the Bells Line of Road
City To Launch Community Renewables Program
Students Influencing Peers To Say No To Vapes
Changes To Upcoming Roadworks On Casey Street, Tatura
Additional Roadworks Along Knight Street, Shepparton
More Shared-use Paths Are Connecting Our Communities
Boco Rock Community Enhancement Fund applications now open
When art meets sustainability meets community, you get creativity
Ryde Shine Ability Talent Competition winners making an impact
Have Your Event Included In Greater Shepparton’s Youth Fest 2025 Program
Council To Consider Proposed $2 Pool Entry Trial
Pakenham Golf Course Update 12 June
Georges River Council acknowledges Privacy Awareness Week 2025
New Citizens Embrace Life In East Gippsland
New exhibition puts Wollongong’s creativity and culture centre stage
Changing Conversation About Ageing
Victorian Multicultural Review Submission
Respect Mountain: Winter Warning For Hobart
Short survey launched to help build a safer, more connected Greater Shepparton for seniors
New, state-of-the-art waste collection fleet contract awarded
Kempsey Councillor joins group to advance Closing the Gap initiatives
Planning and Engineering Teams Powering Ahead After Challenging Perio
Monthly Mitchell Roads Update – June
Kiama Business Awards 2025
Planning Scheme Amendment Approved
Bega Library to undergo exciting transformation with new funding
Cap on council rates continues to benefit ratepayers
Council To Invest $9 Million More In Local Roads
Council Endorses 2025/26 Annual Budget
Willoughby City Council applauds NSW Government’s re-commitment to Beachwatch program
Growing Together With Our Early Years Services
Council Calls For Immediate Action On Tiny Home Reforms
Managing Our Roads
Almost Here, Almost Now At Riddoch
Wyndham City & RMIT Partnership
Leak Detection Program Returns To MidCoast