'The Drop' - A new public artwork for Hepburn Shire Published on 05 April 2023 Hepburn Shire Council has installed a new public art sculpture at Glenlyon Dam, celebrating the beauty of nature and our relationship to water.  ‘The Drop’, by artist Yu Fang Chi, is a 2.5 metre high reflective stainless-steel sculpture in the form of a giant water droplet.  The work alludes to the water element of the dam environment and was chosen from a shortlist of artist proposals by members of the Public Art Advisory Committee.

Trans Day of Visibility Published on 31 March 2023 This morning we raised the trans flag in Daylesford in recognition of Trans Day of Visibility.  The day recognises and celebrates trans and gender di…

Residents are encouraged to have their say on the future electoral structure of Hepburn Shire Council, in response to the Victorian Electoral Commission releasing three preliminary options.

Council is reviewing its Outdoor Dining and Trading Policy.

opens in new tab or window Calembeen Park change facilities official open Published on 24 March 2023 Upgraded facilities at Calembeen Park in Creswick were officially opened today by the…

Council will deliver grants through a more efficient, equitable and transparent process under changes recommended in a recent review and adopted by Council at its March meeting.

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Clock ticking on VNI West submission deadline Published on 16 March 2023 Hepburn Shire Council is urging the community to make a submission on the latest consultation report into the Victoria New Sout…

It’s official! The Big Rainbow is open for happy snaps. Councillors and staff joined members of our LGBTIQA+ Advisory Committee and committee representatives and volunteers from ChillOut, Daylesford F…