25 March 2022 Two Cities One Community Partnership Delivers Regional Deal Outcomes AlburyCity and Wodonga Council today welcomed the Australian Government’s commitment of $80 million to the Albury Wodonga Cross Border Regional Deal.This funding is in addition to the previously-announced $37.8 million from AlburyCity and $12.1 million from Wodonga Council which will allow a range of important community projects to progress.AlburyCity Mayor Kylie King said the opportunities through the Regional Deal had only arisen through the Two Cities One Community collaboration.“Both AlburyCity and City of Wodonga have worked extremely hard in developing the partnership, which is really starting to pay dividends for our cross-border community,” said Mayor King.“Today’s announcement really demonstrates what can be achieved when we work together, and the members of the Two Cities One Community partnership, Regional Deal Reference groups and Aboriginal Working Group members all deserve a huge pat on the back for their work in getting us to this exciting milestone.”Wodonga Mayor Kev Poulton said the commitment would pave the way for improvements that would deliver benefits to the community for generations to come.“The delivery of this agreement is a critical turning point for both councils as we continue to work together to realise our combined vision under the Two Cities One Community partnership,” he said.“This is a hugely significant funding package that will make a real difference to the lifestyle and economy of the border cities and we look forward to continuing our close cooperation with the Australian Government to deliver to our community the opportunities that will flow from this landmark deal.”Find out more and see a list of the projects that are priorities within the Albury Wodonga Regional Deal.***

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A total of 13 CCTV camera poles have been installed in and around the Lavington CBD, along Mate Street and Wagga Road, Urana and Union Roads, and the major retail centre in the Griffith Road precinct.…

AlburyCity and City of Wodonga Councils launch our regions' newest resident attraction initiative.The Live Albury Wodonga brand is a Two Cities One Community project, designed to complement the ex…

25 March 2022Deal Partners announce funding for the Albury Wodonga regionThe Australian Government and Councils of Albury and Wodonga announce funding commitments to the Albury Wodonga Region.The Aust…

This month, on March 18 will be the 30-year anniversary of the biggest ever sporting event to come to Albury at the time, when England played Zimbabwe at the Lavington Sports Ground in front of over 7…

This month on March 18th will be the 30-year anniversary of the biggest ever sporting event to come to Albury when England played Zimbabwe at the Lavington Sportsground in front of over 7000 spectator…

Following a successful application by AlburyCity, a half-day holiday for the Albury Gold Cup on Friday 25 March has been approved by the NSW Government.

A message from the NSW government regarding COVID-19 Settings.