Posts in Category: Council
Feeling the brunt as power cuts out
THOUSANDS of residents in Nagambie and Avenel were left without power last Thursday, after the outage was caused by an underground cabling fault. Air conditioners…
SIGN OF TIMES
A PROPOSED promotional sign on the corner of Tarcombe and Templeton Street has caused some objection throughout the community, after council put forward the recommendation…
Mayor goes on
STRATHBOGIE Shire councillors voted last Tuesday night to reappoint Amanda McClaren as their mayor, which will make her the first to serve four consecutive years…
Where do you think the off leash dog park should be?
WITH the notion of an off-leash dog park for Euroa in the pipeline for some time now, council have announced they will seek the advice…
Footbridge funding to help athletes navigate safely
ACCESS to popular sporting precincts in Euroa is about to get a whole lot easier, with the announcement of a $200,000 investment. Community facilities including…
Roads, rail a big focus at monthly council meeting
ROADS and rail were a heavy topic of discussion at the Strathbogie Shire Council monthly meeting, held on September 18. Council endorsed the appointment of…
Euroa works address public safety
A VARIETY of works have commenced in Euroa this week to address public safety at a number of busy intersections and locations.
Households need to take charge of waste
LIKE all local councils across the country (and indeed, across the globe) the Shire of Strathbogie is continuing to grapple with the uncertainty placed on…
Rates less than cap
STRATHBOGIE Shire Council has released its Draft Budget 2018-19 which has a strong focus on renewal and replacement of ageing infrastructure over the coming financial…
Nagambie gets full-time paramedic
STRATHBOGIE Shire residents will gain from the state budget announced last week.
Crawcour stays to provide ‘stability’
STRATHBOGIE Shire Councillors voted last Tuesday night to reinstate the incumbent chief executive officer Steven Crawcour on a new 18 month contract.
Pledge to return funds
THE Liberal-Nationals has announced that if elected in November they will bring back the ‘Country Roads and Bridges Program’ in 2019.
