The works will take place between Buchhorn Street and Heathwood Avenue on the weekends of 19 and 20 September, and 26 and 27 September.Traffic from Breen, Buchhorn & Heathwood will be detoured around the work site, and traffic along Urana Road will under traffic control and motorists should expect delays.The project will include: Kerb and gutter, and footpath and driveway repairs (already commenced)Removal and replacement of existing elm treesRemoval of the asphalt surface and spray sealNew asphalt surfacing, andNew line-marking Our horticultural team will remove five ageing elm trees from the road shoulder at 389, 393, 399, 408 and 412 Urana Road.The trees must be removed because they’re in poor health and have structural problems.They’ll be replaced with advanced London plane trees to match the existing theme along the road.Council teams will work to minimise disruption to residents but some construction noise will occur.

White doves will be released in Albury’s QEII Square on Friday when the community unites in a stand to protect children from sexual abuse.

The water station is now in operation at the South Albury Active Zone.It has been provided to council free of charge by developer of the technology, Australian company Meet PAT, which is trialling the…

Write Around the Murray kicks off this Wednesday and for the first time, it will be delivered online and live streamed free to YouTube and Facebook, to ensure lovers of fine stories can get their lite…

Contractors are in the final stages of completing four kilometres of gravity trunk sewer main that will open the way for new businesses to invest at Nexus, eventually creating a 24/7 industrial powerh…

The indicators, which are raised bumps on the road that show hazard and direction, have been installed into the footpaths adjacent to the Dean/Olive Street intersection.People with blindness or low vi…

Albury’s leading role in resource recovery will be refined by future generations, thanks to the opening of a new education hub at the Albury Waste Management Centre.

Albury residents and visitors can look forward to new, cleaner and more accessible public toilets, after Councillors last night endorsed a proposal for a major overhaul of facilities across the city.

Agreement was reached to establish a Border Recovery Committee, which will examine ways of using government financial support to help local businesses, as well as restoring the confidence and well-bei…