
Planning Minister Richard Wynne is being asked when Bacchus Marsh residents will be told if he has approved changes to the Moorabool Planning Scheme to allow contaminated soil to be housed close to homes, schools and market gardens.
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Planning Minister Richard Wynne is being asked when Bacchus Marsh residents will be told if he has approved changes to the Moorabool Planning Scheme to allow contaminated soil to be housed close to homes, schools and market gardens.
Moorabool Shire Council urges the Victorian Government to be world leaders in the transmission sector, set the path for future projects, and make the Western Victoria Transmission Network Project a legacy of which they can be proud.
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The recent announcement by the City of Melbourne in relation to sourcing renewable energy from wind farms located in Moorabool Shire (40 Minutes from Melbourne CBD), does deserve congratulations for their commitment to the transformation to renewable energy. But has anyone thought of the huge cos
Listen now to Apple FM interview with Mayor, Cr David Edwards and Steve McGhie MP.
Apple 98.5fm - Cr David Edwards and Steve McGhie MP discuss Westgate Tunnel soil.
Council is hosting two Mandatory Training & Information Workshops for candidates. These workshops will be held in the Council Chambers and will have a duration of approximately three hours.
Gender-based violence is preventable.
With ever-evolving restrictions and guidelines being placed on our society, this is a challenging and confusing time for all of us. Moorabool Shire Council is encouraging residents to work together, as Council transitions through slowly re-opening its services, amid the COVID-19 crisis.
With school holidays beginning, we want to ensure Moorabool stays COVID-19 safe. I am asking all residents to stay at home where possible. Please remain vigilant, continue to practise social distancing, good hygiene and get tested and self-isolate if you feel unwell.