People aged between 12 and 18 are encouraged to put their names forward.AlburyCity Mayor Kevin Mack said Youth Councillors had a special role to play in improving opportunities, services and support to the region’s young people.“Youth councillors are the driving force for change in the way we as a council work to support our younger residents,” he said.“As the leaders of the future, our Youth Mayor and councillors are the driving force for change by identifying challenges and opportunities facing our young people, and implementing the changes needed to make a real difference.”Youth Council has been running for the past 10 years.

Hairy Maclary and other characters, Slinky Malinki, Bottomley Potts and Scarface Claw, will be featured in the exhibition of more than 50 original artworks by Dame Lynley.Charting her early work and i…

Businesses band together to assist in the bushfire crisis.

Important works to breathe new life into the business sector in Lavington are powering ahead, with work starting this week on stage 2 of the Wagga Road Revitalisation Project.

Bidding for work with Council is set to be simplified with recent changes to the NSW Local Government Act.

In a period of tragedy and severe hardship with the ongoing bushfires, local businesses have pulled together to help those in need.We’ve seen countless businesses creatively and generously doing what …

Boasting a connected location, strategically located within the Sydney-Melbourne-Adelaide triangle, Albury is well placed to become a transport and logistics hot spot with key players including the Et…

Despite the slowing of the economy on a national and international scale, the recently published Albury Economic Indicators report highlights continued growth across a number of key indicators at a lo…

Work has now begun on the critical infrastructure required to make Albury’s new Nexus Industrial Precinct a reality with a major tender for sewerage augmentation works now awarded.