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Mayoral Notes

Last modified: March 27, 2009 - 2:47 PM

Monthly Mayoral Message - Published: 25 Aug 2009

Council has been invited to take part in a research project titled ‘Transformation for Resilient Landscapes and Communities’. This project will explore the best ways for our communities to adapt to changes brought about by water leaving the area, whether through water buybacks, climate change or the drought in general. Given the impact that a reduction in water has had on the shire and the impact that it may have in the future Council has decided to take part in the initiative. It is a well partnered project with Murray CMA, Natural Resources Commission, Charles Sturt University and the Australian National University all on board.

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Mayoral Review of 2007/08 - Published: 14 May 2009

The 2007/08 year has undoubtedly been a tough one, for Council and indeed Wakool Shire residents.  However its great to see that we are continuing to move forward through infrastructure works, community projects and celebrations of business and community achievements in our area in spite of these turbulent times. 

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Introduction about the Shire - Published: 27 Mar 2009

WAKOOL SHIRE 

Founded in 1906, the Shire of Wakool was mapped following the border (Murray River) from Barham down stream to Goodnight, approximately northwards to a point above the Murrumbidgee River beyond Balranald, then returning, generally in a South South Easterly direction to the Murray River upstream from Barham, encompassing some seven and one half thousand square kilometres, interlaced by some main rivers the Wakool, Niemur, Edward, numerous creeks and backwaters and the mighty Murrumbidgee.

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