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Council & Business

24 September, 2024

Council’s 2024-2025 Community Grants program will benefit 18 local groups

From receiving essential animal shelter enclosures and cost-saving solar panels, to ensuring the success of local events — the big winners of this year’s Community Grants program will capitalise on the funding to empower residents across the shire.

By Prealene Khera

Kirsty McDowell from Robyn’s Nest & All the Rest Animal Rescue Inc is ‘feline’ fine after the organisation received thousands of dollars to buy three new portable cat enclosures. Ms McDowell’s permanent outdoor enclosure is also very popular with the cats.
Kirsty McDowell from Robyn’s Nest & All the Rest Animal Rescue Inc is ‘feline’ fine after the organisation received thousands of dollars to buy three new portable cat enclosures. Ms McDowell’s permanent outdoor enclosure is also very popular with the cats.

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