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AlburyCity News
What’s happening in our community
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Thursday 11 November 2021
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Message from Mayor Kevin Mack
Our new Regional Skate Park in David Street will open to riders, skaters and players very soon, with an official opening planned for next month. I can't wait to see it in action!
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From our CEO, Frank Zaknich
The recent opening of the south-facing Hume Freeway ramps at Davey Road provided a turning point in our vision to create a 24/7 economic powerhouse that will help to fuel our city's growth for generations to come.
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Friends get growing to bring life from our gardens to yours
After a long COVID-19 layoff, the Friends of the Botanic Gardens are back in action, propogating hundreds of plants from our famous gardens to sell to the community. If you'd like to brighten your garden with the fruits of the Friends' labours, you can visit them on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, or buy plants from a market stall at the next Music in the Gardens event.
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GOOD SPORTS AT THURGOONA
Concrete poured in oval project
A preliminary concrete pour has created the footings for the new changerooms and associated facilities at Thurgoona Oval.
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Lucky Dina lands on her feet - now she needs a home
Dina the five-week-old tortoiseshell had a rough start to life. Found abandoned as a new-born with her litter, her outlook was not bright. Sadly, Dina's siblings didn't make it but the team at the Albury Animal Care Centre stepped in to hand-feed Dina until she could be weaned. Now, she's healthy, affectionate and playful - and she's up for adoption. If you'd like to make Dina part of your family, she'll be available next week.
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HAVE YOUR SAY ON TREES
Plan on public exhibition
We'd like to hear your thoughts on draft changes to our development control plan guiding the management of trees and other vegetation in our city.
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River memories flow to city centre
Childhood memories of growing up on the banks of the Murray have been reimagined in this year's Summer Place pavilion in QEII Square. Designed by architect Carly Martin, See the Forest celebrates what's so special to many who call Albury home
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SUSTAINABILITY CELEBRATION
Festival leads the way
Did you know that bikes can be made from bubbles? That's just one of the many special things that can be learned at the Albury Wodonga Sustainable Living Festival.
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WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE
Remembering our Members
A new walk in East Albury takes visitors on a journey to meet the State MPs who have shaped our city over more than 140 years of growth and change.
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DOGS GET THEIR DAY
Film festival coming to town
The Top Dog Film Festival is coming to the Albury Entertainment Centre next year, with fantastic stories about pooches and their people.
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS
Help to define the way forward
Local government elections will be held on 4 December, so don't forget to vote and help to define the way forward for our new council.
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PO Box 323
Albury NSW 2640
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