We want to hear from as many community voices as possible in the development of our new Community Vision and Council Plan. Find out how you can get involved here: https://t.co/IH0ijTQm5A
BREAKING NEWS: Cr Jenny O’Connor has been returned as Mayor of Indigo Shire Council for a further 12 months with new Councillor, Peter Croucher elected Deputy Mayor. Read more: https://t.co/XWeOdgRQ8f
We’re developing a new Community Engagement Policy to meet the requirements of the new Local Government Act 2020 and we need your input. Via a short survey, tell us how you'd like to see community engagement conducted & how you like to hear from us https://t.co/GsFGitXS2Q
We are now in election (caretaker) period. From now until 6pm Saturday 24 October, there are restrictions on what can be published under Council’s Election Period Policy & the Local Government Act 2020. We will monitoring this closely & any inappropriate comments will be removed.
Nominations to stand as a candidate in the 2020 Council Elections open TODAY. If you intend to nominate, head to our website to find out everything you need to know: https://t.co/lfKneTFAsI #standforcouncil
We are so excited to welcome you back! As we move into Step 3 of the Regional Roadmap, we are re-opening some of our facilities. Head to our website for all the details: https://t.co/k6zI1cDBwZ
There was a lot in yesterday's announcement about a new four-step roadmap out of coronavirus restrictions. Here is what it all means for the North East. @bordermail https://t.co/7Jzia3r7Wp
We are seeking community members to join our newly formed Tourism Events Grant Panel to evaluate applications & provide recommendations to Council. For more information on applying click here: https://t.co/SVuA0vYzzS
Breathing a sigh of relief for our #IndigoShire residents with the new #borderbubble coming into effect today. For more information about what these changes mean for you, head to our website https://t.co/BXUfT1iwvq
Communities from Yerong Creek to the King Valley are rejoicing on Wednesday night after the map for the expanded border region was revealed. @bordermail@adbunn@david_johnston5 https://t.co/lkk3lLGvZG
Today the Vic Government announced another round of support for renewable energy. Last time, this created 900+ jobs in 6 regional communities, including 150 in Indi. In the regions, we have learned to mine the sun and wind, and are building a 21st century goldrush.
Border residents feel like forgotten Australians. I’m unconvinced anything will be done by national leadership. NSW gov’s announced expansion to border zone is a good start - back to where we were 7 weeks ago. Where’s the detailed, transparent, national plan for border closures?
Through our wellbeing & mental health support program, Victorians dealing with the challenges of running a small business can get the help they need to navigate through the impacts of coronavirus (COVID-19). Read about what support is currently available.
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Make sure to register for the #standforcouncil candidate information session on Thursday 20 August from 6pm - 8pm. The online sessions are being run by @VicCouncils and will include valuable info for prospective candidates. https://t.co/Pyz4a2SjbI
I spoke to @GuardianAus about need for business support on the border. Our interconnected communities are poorly understood by state decision-makers & it’s having devastating impact on the same communities affected by bushfires. #borderclosure#IndiCares https://t.co/DsztP8NVt9
NSW gov must allow worker permit for border residents. Harsh border restrictions are devastating livelihoods.
There's no justification for the economic & social hardship imposed on our communities -we have no community transmission. It’s unfair & illogical
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An exemption has been granted for Wahgunyah residents to cross the border for essential goods and services. A long way to go but this is a positive step in convincing the NSW Government that these border restrictions are unworkable #letworkersdotheirjobs https://t.co/Yyu9D9b401