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Flood focus for stormwater study
KERANG’S township drainage infrastructure will be studied and an urban stormwater management plan developed to help Gannawarra Council better manage localised flooding. The council resolved…
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Have your say on names for roads, features and localities
GANNAWARRA residents can have their say on a draft document that outlines the process the council uses to select, approve or assign names for roads,…
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Council redirects research funding to WMLIG
MURRAY River Council will withdraw its membership from a research organisation and redirect it to Western Murray Land Improvement Group. The council resolved at its…
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Murray appoints chief for ‘next growth phase’
MURRAY River Council has appointed experienced local government director Stacy Williams as its new chief executive. Ms Williams has been director of healthy communities and…
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On the buses to connect towns
EXTRA V/Line coach services between Wodonga and Kerang are needed to improve access to jobs, education and healthcare, the state’s independent infrastructure advisory body has…
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Community Strategic Plan 2025-2035 endorsed
A 10-YEAR roadmap that outlines the community’s goals for the area and the key strategies needed to achieve them has been endorsed by Murray River…
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Passkey for online VicRoads accounts
CUSTOMERS of VicRoads will have enhanced online security after the introduction of passkeys this week to ensure a simpler and more secure way for customers…
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Vacant council house sale a ‘win-win”
THE sale of a vacant house owned by Murray River Council in Moualemin to a locally-based aged care provider has been described as a “win-win”.…
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Pool season change this week
RESIDENTS and visitors looking for somewhere to keep cool have until Monday, March 10 to take advantage of the Cohuna and Kerang swimming pools. Both…
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Safety push to counter motorcyclist fatalities
VICTORIA Police says its focusing on motorcycle safety this month after a “concerning” number of rider deaths so far in 2025. Motorcyclists make up more…
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Incontinence bins trial gets green light
GANNAWARRA Council will trial nine male incontinence product disposal bins at public toilets across the municipality, despite concerns about the cost of the trial. Cr…
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On the buses for track upgrades
RAIL passengers will have to travel by bus for two weeks due to maintenance works on the Swan Hill train line. Buses are replacing Bendigo,…
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