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Gannawarra Shire Council Mayor Garner Smith and CEO Geoff Rollinson admire Jan Lawler's 3 Balloons artwork, which won the Gannawarra Shire Council Acquisition Award at this year's Rotary Club of Kerang Easter Art Show.

THE broadcast of digital displays on The Glasshouse’s façade at Kerang’s Sir John Gorton Library will be guided by the updated version of Gannawarra Shire Council’s Artwork and Public Art policy. Adopted at Council’s September 2025 meeting, the revised policy provides a transparent and accountable decision-making process regarding the design, placement and conservation of artworks […]

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