AlburyCity News 28 October 2021

AlburyCity News

What’s happening in our community

Thursday 28 October 2021

From our CEO, Frank Zaknich

An important foundation stone in AlburyCity’s future was laid when our Councillors this week received our major corporate strategy that will help to define our way forward over the next decade.

Message from Mayor Kevin Mack

The rumble of heavy machinery this week signalled the start of work on one of Albury's most exciting new developments - the Riverside Precinct near the Albury Swim Centre.

Watch the video→

Soft plastics recycling breakthrough

We're teaming up with local businesses for a trial aimed at keeping soft plastics out of our landfill. Under the trial, soft plastic waste from the participating businesses will be processed by a local recycling company and turned into useful products, such as garden edging.

Learn more

HOMES FOR FROGLETS AND HUMANS

Habitat work provides hope for species

An innovative habitat partnership is providing homes for vulnerable Sloane's froglets in wetlands that have been developed as part of housing projects in Albury. (Image: Dave Hunter).

Froglet neighbours

LOOK INTO THE FUTURE

Help to shape our city's growth

There's still time to play a part in developing the future of Albury by contributing to our Albury 2050 Community Strategic Plan. Click the button below to share your ideas.

Have your say

Tiger's tale has a happy ending

Tiger the troubled tabby has literally landed on his feet, thanks to the kind-hearted team at the Albury Animal Care Centre. Tiger came to the centre about a month ago after spending two years fending for himself in the bush. He fitted in so well that the team adopted him and now Tiger has a home of his own - and plenty of friends to give him a cuddle.

Watch Tiger's video

TOURISM PARTNERSHIP

Joint effort to bring back visitors

Visit Albury Wodonga has teamed up with TripAdvisor and Murray Region Tourism to encourage visitors back to our community.

New campaign

MIDDAY CLAY PLAY

Choose Happiness with tactile bliss!

Enjoy a free clay play session at Murray Art Museum Albury each Wednesday at lunchtime. Relax and unwind with a fresh ball of clay. Book online, all ages and abilities welcome.

Come and play

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS

Vote for your new council

Local government elections will be held across NSW on 4 December, so make sure you help to chart the course of our future by voting on the day.

Be vote-ready

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