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Corangamite Shire adopts 2025-26 budget

Corangamite Shire councillors adopted the 2025-2026 Budget at a special meeting in Camperdown on Monday.

2 July, 2025

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local News

Councillors unite behind clarified positions

Wet weather needed: Pastures are still dry despite heavy rainfall recorded over June, meaning more rain will be needed consistently throughout July to assist in drought recovery.

local News

High rainfall recorded over June

Vehicle collides with fallen tree in accident - feature photo

Port Campbell News

Vehicle collides with fallen tree in accident

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Peterborough News

Quad bike fatality in Peterborough

Wrapped up: By lunchtime Wednesday, June 25, Mables Road was cleared of an obstruction caused by a split tree overhanging the road.

local News

Weather causes road closure

Restoration: Barbara Porter (middle) has been restoring embroidery for years. She is pictured with Janet Wayson (left), who she recently finished restoring a piece for, and Cobden Uniting Church Op Shop treasurer and joint manager Barbara Cowley (right).

Cobden News

Embroidery sees new life with restoration

Shared history: Donna Edge was doing research in the then named Cobden Times newspapers when she came across a story which linked to the history of Darren Clarke’s family.

Cobden News

Social media uncovers Cobden history

Whale sightings: Southern right whales have been spotted off the south west coast as they arrive for winter calving. Pictures courtesy of Coralee Askew.

local News

Southern right whales arrive for calving

Endangered: A presentation on a bird observation tracking app called eBird allows users to note where and when they spot birds such as the endangered gang-gang cockatoo pictured. Photo courtesy of Nick and Steph Casemore.

local News

Information session to track bird species

On-ground change: The Curdies River Coordinating Committee have put together their strategic plan for 2025-30.

local News

Curdies river plan unveiled

Camperdown’s own Robert Burns Celtic Choir was among the six choirs to perform at the Choir Concert on Saturday.

Camperdown News, local News

Celtic festival success in Camperdown

Divided: Emotions flared as Moyne Shire councillor Susan Taylor called for council plans to remove mention of building relationships with Traditional Owners and First Nations communities at last week’s meeting.

local News

Tensions overflow

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