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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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How do you think domestic dogs and cats should be managed in Strathbogie Shire? Is the registration process clear and simple? Are there enough places... -
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Discussion around the future of Kirwans Bridge are being undertaken by Community Panel members who nominated to share their knowledge with the Strathb... -
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Strathbogie Shire Council has partnered with the Victorian Small Business Commission (VSBC) to provide more support to local businesses to do business... -
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Families are invited to a guided walk in the footsteps of Ned Kelly followed by a free lunch in Avenel these school holidays. The family walk on Frid... -
Strathbogie Shire residents may see some changes in its final 2021/22 Budget adopted at its Extraordinary Council Meeting on Tuesday, June 29. More t... -
Strathbogie Shire Council is seeking mentors and drivers for the L2P Learner Driver Program. Funded by VicRoads and managed by Shepparton-based famil... -
Strathbogie Shire Council will celebrate NAIDOC Week with a flag raising ceremony of the Taungurung sovereign flag which was kindly gifted to Council.... -
Strathbogie Shire Council’s aquatic facilities will receive important upgrades after allocating Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Deve... -
Strathbogie Shire Council is developing a Memorandum of Understanding with the Taungurung Land & Waters Council (TLaWC). TLaWC was registered on ...
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