Listen We’re thrilled with news that we’ll be able to do $750,000 worth of upgrades in our smaller towns over the next two years. The State Government announced a $500,000 contribution to our Vibrant Villages project, which will be joined with a $250,000 Council contribution. It will allow us to ramp up the delivery of projects from Community Plans, at Woorinen, Ultima, Manangatang, Lake Boga, Boundary Bend, Piangil, Beverford, Nyah ...
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Listen We have released new concept designs and details on the two possible locations for Our Place in Swan Hill. I encourage anyone interested in this new building to get online and give us your thoughts. This new building will house the art gallery, visitor information service, the Pioneer Settlement entrance and a new Aboriginal cultural experience. We are building it with Federal Government and Council funding, with a view to ...
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Swan Hill Rural City Council will develop a consultation process as it negotiates the terms of a potential lease to a flying school.
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We are all hoping for a gradual return to normal life, that’s for sure. But not yet. For as long as there are Coronavirus restrictions, we must continue to do our bit.
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Two major Robinvale projects have just taken a step forward - tenders are out for the Robinvale levee and Bromley Road landscaping projects.
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We received confirmation this week that Swan Hill Rural City Council will not have a ward structure, from the next election.
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I’ve been impressed to see work going on to keep delivering Council services – both on and offline – during coronavirus.
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I firstly want to congratulate everyone who did the right thing and stayed home over Easter.
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It’s been heartbreaking to see so many local businesses temporarily closed, and to see local people losing their jobs due to coronavirus.
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A message from the Mayor Bill Moar - 27 March 2020
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