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The Pyrenees Shire Council has flagged some projects could cost up to 25 percent more due to rising fuel prices.

Rising fuel prices could cost council

Pyrenees Shire Council will continue to monitor the ongoing global fuel crisis for its immediate and potential service impacts.

24 April, 2026

Central Goldfields Shire Council received 40 times more community submissions than their previous budget.

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Intention to keep all transfer stations open alluded to by local councillors

The Bealiba transfer station is one of three being considered by council for closure.

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Proposed transfer station closures see budget feedback spike more than 4000 percent

Council consider axing community grants, a local “lifeblood”, for minimal gain - feature photo

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Council consider axing community grants, a local “lifeblood”, for minimal gain

Central Goldfields Shire Council extended the management contract for the shire’s pools due to challenging financial conditions and ongoing uncertainty surrounding the Maryborough Outdoor Pool. 020426 01

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Council extends pool contract to 2029

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Mark McLay, Malcolm Blandthorn, Garry Coburn, Ben Green, Glen Bardsley,Troy Bursill and Alisha Chadwick are advocating to the Victorian Government for funding to upgrade the heritage listed Princes Park grandstand.

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Council advocate for State Government funding

Shire CEO, councillor face dispute - feature photo

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Shire CEO, councillor face dispute

Scans of important documents can be accessed on the cloud, safe from natural disasters. Photo: Supplied.

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Tech workshop in case of emergencies

Council has voted in favour of a “logical” view to renovating a heritage home in Maryborough.

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Council vote in favour of heritage reno

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Supporters find housing decision disappointing - feature photo

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Supporters find housing decision disappointing

The Central Goldfields Shire Council and community members continue to oppose the expansion of broiler farms across the Moolort Plains.

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Councillors expect appeal on broiler farm refusal, an argument the shire has lost before

Central Goldfields Shire Council mayor Ben Green, deputy mayor Anna de Villiers and CEO Peter Harriott are seeking more Maryborough trains. Photo: Supplied.

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Council call for more trains

Central Goldfields Shire Council narrowly votes against community housing plan - feature photo

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Central Goldfields Shire Council narrowly votes against community housing plan

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