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Historic aircraft seeks new home Albury’s Uiver DC-2 replica is officially on the market.

A Reason to Celebrate: 100 years of the Albury Town Hall and Art Gallery The Albury Town Hall and Art Gallery has turned 100 years old!

Cr Alice Glachan is Stadium Review Committee AlburyCity Council last night appointed Cr Alice Glachan as a second Council representative on the Stadium Review Committee. The committee has been established to examine all possible means of making stadium operations more financially viable.

SS&A Outdoor Gaming Area gets go-ahead An application by Albury’s SS&A Club for an outdoor gaming area was approved at Monday 14 July Council meeting.

QEII Forum - What makes a good public space? AlburyCity’s Cultural Precinct Advisory Committee in conjunction with Murray Arts present a half day forum.

Annual Development Statistics – 2008 Financial Year AlburyCity has defied the current economic climate of doom and gloom in the development sector with development valued at more than $208 Million approved during 2007/08. Whilst the total number of applications has decreased, the value of projects has

Call goes out to performers for Write around the Murray With the writing done, the call is now going out for performers for the Literary Pub Crawl which is part of this year’s Write around the Murray festival to be held from Sunday 27 July to Sunday 3 August.

Council approves budget AlburyCity Council last night endorsed its 2008-09 budget. The $89 M budget continues to invest in building and maintaining vital infrastructure.

Stadium fee on hold User group representatives will be invited to be part of a committee to review the financial position of the Albury Sports Stadium.

Hardwaste Collection Dates Announced AlburyCity’s annual hard waste collection service begins from Monday 30 June.

Roundabout fix for cyclists In response to a large number of cyclist crashes, AlburyCity has improved the line marking and installed “Watch for Cyclist” signs at many roundabouts across the city.

Wonga shines as local ecosystem

Taking Inspiration from Albury’s Streetscape

Boiled Water Alert – Hamilton Valley area

AlburyCity calls for parliamentary inquiry into pro-developer laws

AlburyCity to lobby against NSW Planning Reforms