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Roadsides
Roadsides provide a ready means for invasive plants and pest animals to spread throughout the Strathbogie Shire.
Unchecked, they threaten our parks, forests and the viability of rural properties.
If the weeds and rabbit warrens that Council and Landcare partnered to eradicate last financial year were lined up side by side, they would stretch for an incredible 390 kilometres. That's more than 10 per cent of our Shire roadsides.
This activity can only occur through grants made available by the State Government, the input of Council staff, and hundreds of hours of voluntary work by your dedicated Landcare members.
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Strathbogie Shire voting locations on Saturday 21st May, 2022 The Electorate of Nicholls voting locations: Nagambie Senior Citizens Centre358-360 ... -
Strathbogie Shire Council is transforming Jacobson’s Outlook in Nagambie and the old Gambles Nursery Site in Euroa into a winter wonderland this June.... -
We can see there is some confusion in our community about the corporate brand adopted at Tuesday night’s Council meeting. It’s an update, refresh or ... -
From hilarious comedians, line dancing, indoor bowls and so much more, Strathbogie Shire’s volunteers celebrated in style for National Volunteers Week... -
After months of undergoing refurbishments, the historical Euroa Community Cinema will re-open to the public with a special event planned to celebrate ... -
The streets of Avenel, Longwood and Euroa are set to receive a facelift with Stage 1 of Council’s Streetscape Renewal Program getting underway. Works... -
Construction on the $3.8 million project – the Nagambie Foreshore Walk - has begun with an anticipated completion date for later this year. Works wil... -
Our Euroa office is closed today, May 10 2022, due to COVID-19 staffing impacts. Remember, just because our doors are closed doesn't mean we'... -
Strathbogie Shire Council is recognising the community’s dedicated volunteers with events across the Shire. Strathbogie Shire Council Mayor Cr Laura ... -
Strathbogie Shire residents are being encouraged to apply for a grant of up to $5000 in Council’s 2022/23 Community Grants Program. The 2022/23 Commu... -
Community connection will be at the heart of Strathbogie Shire Council’s free songwriting workshop with acclaimed folk-music singer Lucy Wise at the e... -
An impressive new grader can be spotted on Strathbogie Shire’s gravel roads as the machinery joins the fleet to undertake Council’s Grading Program. ... -
From 1 May, 2022, Strathbogie Shire Council residents can access a one-off reimbursement to cover half the costs of cloth nappies and associated acces... -
Strathbogie Shire Council has ticked off 23 actions from its 2021/25 Council Plan, just a few months after its adoption. The Council Plan review was ... -
With the cooler weather well and truly arriving, Council is reminding the community the roadside firewood collection season is currently open. The Au... -
Cr Laura Binks says Strathbogie Shire Council is serious about mitigating against the risks that climate change pose for the social, economic, and env... -
Anzac Day events will be held throughout Strathbogie Shire to commemorate those who have served. Strathbogie Shire Council Mayor Cr Laura Binks encou... -
A recently concluded feasibility study looking into introducing resale shops at Council’s Resource Recovery Centre’s (RRC) recommends the initial intr... -
Strathbogie Shire Council’s 2022/23 Draft Budget includes funding for 12 projects that were pitched by the community through Council’s innovative Pitc... -
Strathbogie Shire Council is inviting community feedback on its Draft Asset Plan which outlines how assets are managed in the municipality, including ...
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