The new sealed path will provide safe, easy access to riders and walkers, adding to the liveability of the area and improving transport connectivity for those on foot or on wheels.It’s part of the construction of 2.5 km of shared path along Corrys Road and Elizabeth Mitchell Drive, and will complete a five km off-road loop through the area.The path will divert around large trees and will include the development of board walks to protect the environment.The project is funded by Transport for NSW’s Walking and Cycling Program.The latest stage of works is expected to be completed by early March 2022.Some traffic controls are in place while the work is undertaken so drivers are asked to be patient as we deliver these important improvements to our growing community.

Annually it is estimated around 1000 tonnes of plasterboard offcuts from the local building industry are sent to landfill.“This isn’t just filling up our landfills” said Michelle Wilkinson, Program Co…

The State Members Walk honours the contribution of 26 Members of Parliament between 1856 and 2003, with the story of each MP told in an etched image and description of their achievements.The walk, whi…

The works – between the Five Ways and Burrows Road – have delivered 1.3 kilometres of new footpath along the northern side of Union Road and five pedestrian refuges in the road’s centre.Four raised th…

The Albury Waste Management Centre already recycles thousands of tonnes of hard plastics but until now, most soft plastic has had to go into landfill.But that could largely be a thing of the past, tha…

The project involved the full reconstruction of the road between North Street and Alexandra Street at a cost of $1.65M.As well as a new road surface and pavement, the works included the replacement of…

It might sound strange, but the system will become an important means for our business and commercial sector to process packaged commercial food waste.A unit about the size of a shipping container wil…

A powerful new campaign against domestic violence is about to reach local television screens.

The changes will be introduced as part of the Reopening NSW roadmap, as the State reaches its 70% COVID double vaccination target.Entry to the following facilities will only be permitted for members o…