December 11, 2015Dookie transformed a quarry into an open-air arts venue, Natimuk turned a nature strip into a community arts space and Neerim South created a giant new sculpture to mark the town entrance – and now, six new towns will be transformed by creativity following the return of the Small Town Transformations program. Managed by Regional...
Read more October 30, 2015Leanne Mcintrye Yew has successfully graduated from the 2015 Wimmera Development Association’s Leadership Program Leanne participated in the Regional Leadership Skills program which builds life skills to enhance participation in the workplace, community and personal arenas. Regional Leadership program participants identify, design and implement a leadership project in their workplace or community. This culminates in...
Read more October 22, 2015Murtoa’s Community Action Plan for 2015 will be reviewed and updated at the next meeting of the Murtoa Progress Association on Tuesday 17th November. The Action Plan is prepared by the Progress Association in consultation with the community and with the assistance of the Yarriambiack Shire Council. The plan is used to identify and prioritise...
Read more August 10, 2015 OCTOBER 2nd is when Murtoa’s BIG Weekend begins with a “Dressmaker” movie dress-up event during the Mechanics Hall official Art Show opening, featuring Murtoa shot stills from the film, the film’s producer, Sue Maslin and author Rosalie Ham, who will judge the event. Live Celtic music from the BordererS and lots...
Read more August 4, 2015Murtoa’s BIG Weekend, proudly sponsored by GrainCorp, is in its 18th year. This year promises to be the biggest yet, and will be held on 2, 3 & 4 October. Several new events on offer will add a new dimension to Murtoa’s usual great attractions. The unique Australian National Heritage listed Mighty Murtoa Stick Shed,...
Read more May 27, 2015Last night the Murtoa Community acknowledged Lola Cowie’s 35 years as Caretaker at the Murtoa Caravan Park with a presentation from the Yarriambiack Shire Council and the Murtoa Progress Association. Lola was joined by her children Alistair, Ailsa, Ewen, Lola, Peter and Ross who surprised her by their attendance. Remaining son Neil was absent due...
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