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Consultants' fees under scrutiny as councillors scale back pool spending (opens the original)
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First it was $45 million, but after the threat of a huge financial blowout, Albury Council has decided to cinch the purse strings for Lavington's pool. Debate heated up in chambers on Monday, September 28, after the recent 15-month cost escalation saw the council put forward a motion to scale back the budget for Lavington Swim Centre to $25 million. It also resolved to use the remaining 2026-27 budget allocation of $472,000 to undertake the scope optimisation and value management process, includ
A look behind Beechworth prison bars and the unexpected sewing group inside (opens the original)
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Behind the bars of Beechworth Correctional Centre is an unusual sewing circle - all men, all with a record, but none with any experience behind an industrial sewing machine. Yet that is exactly where Harley Williams found himself zig-zag stitching his way to the straight and narrow in 2024. "I was working for garden maintenance at Beechworth at first when the ladies there told me about a program called Ruffy Swags, and I said 'I'll give that a go'," he told The Border Mail. "At first I did have
Four-way showdown at Albury mayoral election sees a tight race and new face (opens the original)
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Albury Council has returned one of its former mayors to the top seat in a game of musical election chairs. After six cumulative years as mayor, Kevin Mack lost his re-election bid to Kylie King, who was voted back into the top job 5-3 on Monday night, September 28. Speaking to The Border Mail immediately after the vote, Cr King said she was humbled by the honour, but acknowledged the challenges of leadership amidst the council's current financial woes. "But I'm more than happy, with the councill
Lack of notice 'pretty disgusting' as parents left without childcare option (opens the original)
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Rutherglen's only out-of-school childcare has closed twice this year, but this time it's for good. Glenview Health, which operates the Rutherglen Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) program, told parents it would cease operations on October 6, just one day after term 4 begins. For Rutherglen father of three Alex Scott, the announcement in the first week of the Victorian school holidays left his family, and others from Corowa to Wahgunyah, reeling. "That they were going to cancel it with realisticall
It's been nearly 20 years in the making, but will have to wait a little longer (opens the original)
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Bringing one of the largest timber buildings in Australia back to life, you probably want to make sure it's a job done properly, not quickly. That is why, after nearly 20 years of empty halls, Mount Buffalo Chalet operators Belgravia Outdoor Education (BOE) hit pause on what was supposed to be the grand opening of its cafe on Thursday, September 24. "Unfortunately, despite everyone's best efforts, our planned opening of Mount Buffalo Chalet Cafe ... will be delayed until early October," a BOE sp
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