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As nature intended: How Wonga Wetlands became a tourism asset

As nature intended: How Wonga Wetlands became a tourism asset

From a reclaimed water system to an environmental haven home to 154 bird species, Wonga Wetlands has established itself as one of Australia's premier birdwatching sites. And AlburyCity has a long term vision to make it even better.
AlburyCity News 26 Dec 2014
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Christmas and New Year's Closures

Christmas and New Year's Closures

A full list of opening hours for all Council facilities during the Christmas and New Year period.
AlburyCity News 24 Dec 2014
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A Christmas message from Mayor Kevin Mack

A Christmas message from Mayor Kevin Mack

A message from Albury Mayor Kevin Mack to all residents of Albury this Christmas and New Year.
AlburyCity News 18 Dec 2014
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