Wodonga Council has launched the next stage of its Wodonga 2050 vision project, inviting members of the community to participate in a deliberative panel that seeks to answer the question “How do we make Wodonga an even better place to live for all?”The council is calling for approximately 40 locals to join the panel, where they will have an opportunity to help shape the future of our community, strengthen its bonds and contribute to a more vibrant, inclusive and resilient society.Replacing the Wodonga 2033 vision developed in 2008, the process of producing a new document require will the examination of the community’s strengths and challenges, envisioning the Wodonga of the future and setting goals for how we get there.The panel will develop the community vision document and present it to the council, with the final document informing the development of the Council Plan 2025 – 2028.Panellists will hear from expert speakers and debate a wide range of information over four days in September.If you’re interested in learning more about the selection process, remuneration and expectations, click here.

October is fast-approaching and with it Wodonga’s council elections.

The connection between one’s self and one’s things is explored in “Portraits Without Faces”, which is currently exhibiting at Hyphen’s Hallway Gallery.

Dreaming Stories, a digital installation by First Nations Artist Glenny Briggs, will be projected onto Hyphen’s cantilever windows during NAIDOC Week.

Following the adoption of the Budget 2024 – 2025 in June, planning has commenced on the Wodonga Creek Activation Project and the community is encouraged to have their say to guide the development of t…

Wodonga Council hosted an Emergency Relief Centre training exercise at the recently redeveloped Exhibition Centre on Tuesday, June 18.

Wodonga Council celebrated five Young Achiever Scheme recipients at its June council meeting, including three elite football players and siblings who are rising stars in the BMX circuit.

Wodonga Council’s CEO Matthew Hyde and Mayor Cr Ron Mildren met with Victorian Minister for Health Mary-Anne Thomas on Tuesday, June 4.

Michelle Shelton has returned to her hometown of Wodonga and is now using decades of skills learned in healthcare to operate Nurse Next Door.  With her husband Tim, she’s found a special place to use …