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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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As lockdown restrictions ease across Australia, it’s the perfect time to organise a COVID-safe clean up event. Now is the time to tackle last year’s ... -
The Strathbogie Shire Mayor says he has a long list to discuss with the Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg when they meet this week. Cr Chris Raeburn ... -
Tree pruning works will be carried out around power lines in Avenel and Euroa from Friday, March 5. Pruning will continue for about one month (depend...
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This year’s Community Satisfaction Survey has now started. This means for the next few weeks your household may receive a call from an independent ma... -
The speed limit in Nagambie’s main street will return to 40km/hr during February, while the marquees in the Go Dine precinct are closed. Strathbogie ... -
Councillor Paul Murray wants to hear from you. The Strathbogie Shire Councillor will be at The Daily Dose in Avenel every Friday from 1pm to 3pm and ... -
Strathbogie Shire residents are being asked to help shape our region’s future. During the next nine months Strathbogie Shire Council will be calling ... -
Two principal business representative groups in the Strathbogie Shire will receive COVID-19 recovery funding to assist local businesses. Go Nagambie ... -
Strathbogie Shire Council is calling for the design of the Euroa Railway Precinct to be decided by those most affected – the community. In his letter... -
More volunteers needed at Nagambie Visitor Information Centre When Anthea Good moved to Nagambie from the Dandenong Ranges seven years ago she did no... -
People doing great things in Strathbogie Shire were recognised in the annual Australia Day awards. Ceremonies were held in Violet Town, Euroa, Strath... -
Strathbogie Shire residents who make our region special will be recognised at Australia Day ceremonies throughout the region. Award ceremonies will b... -
Strathbogie Shire Mayor Cr Chris Raeburn is encouraging residents in Honeysuckle Creek ward to drop into the Violet Town café and have a chat. Cr Rae... -
Council will be hosting a further drop-in session at the Nagambie Lakes Regatta Centre for the community to speak to Councillors and Council Officers ... -
Holiday Office Hours Council offices in Euroa and Nagambie will close at 3pm on Thursday, December 24, reopening at 9am on Monday, January 4, 2021. I... -
Euroa community is activated for summer A town beach in inland Victoria may sound impossible, but it is exactly what popped up in Euroa overnight. S... -
Top Guns of firefighting at home in Strathbogie Shire "Our Strathbogie Story series continues to highlight our local icons and id... -
Strathbogie Shire Mayor says NBN job is not done Strathbogie Shire Mayor Cr Chris Raeburn has told the Joint Standing Committee inquiry into the Nati... -
Nagambie New Year's Eve Fireworks cancelled Nagambie's New Year's Eve Fireworks display has been cancelled for 2020 after advice from the Department ... -
Longwood-Ruffy road upgrade update Recent community consultation reminded us that not everyone is able to attend our drop-in sessions at the Tablelan...
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