The interpretive panels tell the story of the dam since the first sod was turned on 28 November 1919.The panels, which have been developed in partnership between Albury, Wodonga and Towong councils and WaterNSW, celebrate a triumph of engineering that created Lake Hume – a critical storage for irrigation and a water playground for locals and visitors.Completed in 1936, the dam was then one of the largest in the world and today remains an iconic feature of Albury, Wodonga and upstream communities.An exhibition examining the triumphs and tragedies of the early years of construction of the dam is now on display at the Lavington Library.The original shovel used to turn the first sod on the project in 1919 featured in the commemorations.

AlburyCity is encouraging families who've lost loved ones to join a special Christmas remembrance service at Glenmorus Memorial Gardens and Crematorium on Wednesday 11th December.The service, whic…

Our community’s efforts to lead the way in waste reduction have been recognised at a prestigious awards ceremony in Sydney.AlburyCity was this week named the winner of an Excellence in Environment Awa…

Council officers are investigating, after a large amount of black paint was poured down a storm water drain in North Albury yesterday.

The history of Albury’s Volt Lane Car Park site will literally be highlighted in new colourful lighting under plans to improve safety at the site.In keeping with the precinct’s past as the site of Alb…

AlburyCity and NSW Police are appealing for the community to help catch a vandal who’s caused thousands of dollars damage to public and private property this week.Council is offering a $2,000 reward f…

The Member for Albury, Justin Clancy, congratulated council on reaching the important milestone, which will see approximately 1km of streetscape upgraded along Wagga Road, between Kaylock Road and Bar…

We’re targeting litter reduction in 2020 and you can be part of the solution.

The AEC centre will replace a similar operation at the Lauren Jackson Sports Centre which helped more than 250 people over the weekend.People in need of help can call into the Elizabeth Room at the AE…