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  • Country living at its best

    Country living at its best

    Strategically located just three hours drive north of Melbourne, Moira Shire offers an attractive country lifestyle combined with good access to regional centres such as…

  • Progressive Shire builds on strong community

    “Growth, combined with a shift in perceptions across rural Victoria, is assisting in making Moira a very progressive Shire,” said the Mayor, Councillor David McKenzie.…

  • Tourism snapshot

    Tourism snapshot

    Moira Shire has a significant tourism industry built around the natural assets of the Murray River and excellent sport and recreation facilities. Stretching from Yarrawonga…

  • Wetland swamped with success

    Improving water quality, enhancing flood protection, encouraging eco tourism and providing passive recreation facilities are the cornerstones of a multi million dollar Kinnairds wetland development…

  • Foreshore at the forefront

    Moira Shire Council’s $1.2 million Yarrawonga Foreshore Reclamation Project was short listed for the Victorian Engineering Excellence Awards 2003. The project saw 1.2 hectares of…

  • Risk vital in managing assets

    With risk management the key plank of its asset management program, Moira Shire uses the Australian Standard for risk management, AS4370 for all its inspections.…

  • Communication a key part of building bridges

    Communication a key part of building bridges

    Moira Shire Council is directly responsible for the maintenance, repair and upgrade of 58 bridges on its 3,574 kilometre road network. Almost half are old…

  • Airpark get away to ‘golf heaven’

    With more and more people seeking a better work and lifestyle balance and shorter working weeks, weekends away and the like are definitely on the…

  • Country welcome a winner

    Using a community partnership approach, Moira Shire’s A Country Welcome has assisted newly arrived refugees to join in a range of existing social and recreational…

  • Looking after our rural mates

    Few rural towns were untouched by the recent drought. Many regions are still reeling from its impact and some areas are yet to come out…

  • Junior Council – giving young people a voice

    This is the third year that the Moira Junior Council has been giving young people experience in decision making. With seven secondary colleges in the…

  • Living Murray

    A cross border alliance “With 293 kilometres of Murray River frontage, water is a major issue for Moira Shire and its community,” said the Mayor,…

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