Wodonga residents have been invited to help build the city’s budget in a special ‘have your say’ opportunity that will gather community priorities for the upcoming financial year.Mayor Kev Poulton said the conversation was starting earlier in the year for the first time so the community could help to allocate the money that will shape the city’s 2022-2023 budget.“We’ll then use that 'dollars and sense' feedback to help build a draft budget and then we’ll take that draft document back to the community for further feedback,” he said.Cr Poulton said the budget was one of council’s most important documents because it outlined how services and programs would be delivered to the community over the next year.“As with any household budget, there are essentials, such as bread and milk, and there are constraints.

From Wodonga’s Australia Day ceremony to Clean Up Australia Day, if it’s a council event then you can bet Gary Anglin is most likely there.

Wodonga is in store for another big year of entertainment, with 29 engaging shows for audiences to choose from and see live at The Cube Wodonga.

Hyphen's latest artist-in-residence is creating some 'mischief' in the Creative Studio.

Hyphen's latest artist-in-residence is creating some 'mischief' in the Creative Studio.

Imagine telling your friends, family or grandchildren that you had a hand in naming a local park or reserve.

Is there equipment or infrastructure works that your sporting club or community organisation needs to thrive?

David Martin OAM has been named Wodonga's Citizen of the Year for 2022. David has contributed many years of service to the Wodonga community during his 36 years of service to the disability...

Join us online from 8.30am tomorrow as Wodonga Council celebrates Australia Day with our new citizens and award winners.