2010 - Yarriambiack Council
2010 - Yarriambiack Council
2010 - Yarriambiack Council
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• The Victorian State government announced $3.97 million would go towards building a<br />
rail-loading facility at Hopetoun.<br />
• The Wimmera Mallee Pipeline project reached a milestone when the final pipe was<br />
installed near Lubeck. A Michell Water crew installed the last section of the 8790km<br />
piping network alongside Horsham Lubeck road.<br />
April <strong>2010</strong><br />
• Warracknabeal’s annual Y-fest was boosted yet again with a massive crowd<br />
converging on the town during the Easter weekend, breaking the record crowd<br />
numbers seen during the 2009 event.<br />
• Proving its merit as a vibrant, growing region, <strong>Yarriambiack</strong> Shire recently recorded a<br />
population growth of 0.1 per cent, reversing a previous 5 year trend of population<br />
losses to metropolitan centres,.<br />
• <strong>Yarriambiack</strong> Shire <strong>Council</strong> announces show<br />
holidays for respective town show days<br />
• Hopetoun Bowls Club and Rupanyup Recreation<br />
Reserve receive State Government funding<br />
• <strong>Yarriambiack</strong> Shire <strong>Council</strong> website is functioning<br />
after being down for 6 months and has been<br />
upgraded<br />
• Locusts have made their way into the Wimmera. There had been reports of localized<br />
locust groups in the Grampians and Warracknabeal regions and confirmed sightings in<br />
and around Horsham.<br />
May <strong>2010</strong><br />
• <strong>Yarriambiack</strong> Shire <strong>Council</strong>s’ proposed Volunteer Intra Town Taxi service for<br />
Hopetoun cancelled due to lack of volunteer drivers<br />
• <strong>Yarriambiack</strong> Shire <strong>Council</strong> and Rural Northwest Health team up to present the<br />
<strong>Yarriambiack</strong> Weight Loss & Fitness Challenge, a program aimed at community<br />
fitness.<br />
• <strong>Council</strong> requests money from the Federal Budget<br />
for maintain local infrastructure and upgrading ageing<br />
buildings<br />
• <strong>Yarriambiack</strong> Shire <strong>Council</strong> receives State<br />
Government Local History Grant of $8,000<br />
• <strong>Yarriambiack</strong> Shire <strong>Council</strong> Chief Executive<br />
Officer, Ray Campling, calls for the region’s invasion<br />
of mice and locusts to be declared a natural disaster<br />
• <strong>Yarriambiack</strong> Shire <strong>Council</strong> offers free green waste disposal at transfer stations for a<br />
weekend<br />
• <strong>Yarriambiack</strong> Shire <strong>Council</strong>’s L2P learner driver program has been successful with<br />
more than 55 Wimmera teenagers using the service<br />
• State Government awards funding approval to Hopetoun Bowls Club, Warracknabeal<br />
Lions Park, Warracknabeal Golf Bowls Club, Rupanyup Netball Club and Rupanyup<br />
Bowls Club<br />
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