In a confidential session last night, council gave the go-ahead to negotiate the purchase of a small parcel of freehold land and a larger parcel of leasehold land which form part of the significant vacant land corridor along the eastern-side of Young Street, between Wilson and Dean St.Mayor Kevin Mack says the proposed acquisition of the part of the land by Council would only be for a short term, with the intention to release it to market on a freehold basis for private sector development, along with the remainder of government-owned land in the corridor.“This is one of the most significant corridors of vacant land in the CBD and we’ve been keen for some time to facilitate its release to open-up opportunities for development, creating jobs and stimulating the local economy,” he said“At present it’s an eyesore but there is huge potential to create a positive impact and first impression of Albury by developing this land.

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The 2018 series will feature  a unique market on Thursday 8 November which will be aligned to the Albury Wodonga Sustainable Living Festival, focusing on stalls that demonstrate sustainability in prac…

The 2018 series will feature  a unique market on Thursday 8 November which will be aligned to the Albury Wodonga Sustainable Living Festival, focusing on stalls that demonstrate sustainability in prac…

AlburyCity Councillors and staff have paid tribute to local MP, Greg Aplin, who has announced he won’t recontest his seat of Albury at the next election.

AlburyCity Councillors and staff have paid tribute to local MP, Greg Aplin, who has announced he won’t recontest his seat of Albury at the next election.

Five of the seven artists exhibiting in the show will attend an opening and artist talk on Saturday.In an era of fake news and alternative facts, Immortality examines who is writing the narrative of t…

Five of the seven artists exhibiting in the show will attend an opening and artist talk on Saturday.In an era of fake news and alternative facts, Immortality examines who is writing the narrative of t…

On Thursday 26 July 2018, AlburyCity will launch the official program for the 2018 Write Around the Murray (WAM) literary festival. The theme of this year’s WAM is Life. Stories.