A grant of $2,021,947 will enable the council to develop a construction and demolition recycling plant at the Albury Waste Management Centre to recycle industrial and commercial waste that would otherwise end up being buried.AlburyCity Mayor Kevin Mack said the centre would be an important boost to the community’s efforts to halve the amount of waste sent to landfill.“As a community, we’re leading the way in recycling and reuse of goods at the Waste Management Centre and this new facility means we can find new uses for thousands of tonnes of commercial waste such as masonry, timber and metals,” he said.“It will not only provide a social and environmental benefit, it will also turn rubbish into valuable products that can be used for new construction projects, such as road building.”The new recycling plant will be complemented by the purchase of new pallet shredding and de-nailing technology, funded by a separate grant of $445,840 from the NSW Government.The machinery will be used to recover more than 5,100 tonnes of timber from discarded pallets every year.

The LibraryMuseum joined hundreds of others around the country to tell Tony Wilson’s Hickory Dickory Dash – the charming tale of a mother mouse who must search the house to find her missing sons.It’s …

The trees, which are more than six metres high, will replace 90-year-old oak trees that were removed to allow for the street to be resurfaced and kerbs and gutters replaced.An arboricultural assessmen…

AlburyCity is delighted to unveil Ken Raff’s sculpture, The River, in a high-profile location on the corner of Dean Street and Creek Street in the CBD.

The finalists represent some of Australia's most exciting photographers, who are vying for a $30,000 cash first prize.The biennial National Photography Prize is one of MAMA’s most popular exhibiti…

The series, Flyblown, will show alongside one of Riley’s ground-breaking documentary films, Empire.The exhibition opens to the public on Thursday 10 May, with the official opening on Friday 11 May fro…

A joint initiative from AlburyCity and Wodonga Council through the Two Cities One Community partnership, the card connects young people to key local youth service providers and offers  a range of shop…

AlburyCity and Wodonga Councils have passed motions to appoint Aligned Leisure to manage the two cities’ aquatics facilities for the next five years.At a special meeting held tonight, Wodonga Council …

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