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HRCC CEO Gail Gatt and Mayor Ian Ross delivered the council's first budget on June 23, 2025.

Council Adopts 2025–2026 Budget

Horsham Rural City Council adopted its 2025–2026 Budget and the accompanying Revenue & Rating Plan 2025–2029, at the June 23 meeting of council.

30 June, 2025

Horsham Library will soon be open until midnight, seven days a week, following the $39,333 in State Government funding. Photo: HRCC

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Extended opening hours granted

The City Oval funding upgrade voted down by HRCC at a confidential meeting in June 2025. Picture by SHERYL LOWE

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City Oval project voted down by council

The Hindmarsh Shire Council has written to the federal Member of Parliament and the Victorian Shadow Minister for Agriculture regarding the drought residents are facing across the shire.

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Council pushing for drought recognition

Dalton Burns

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West Wimmera welcomes new director

Crews resheeting rural roads across the shire as dry conditions delayed the grading program.

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Grading delayed by dry weather

Horsham Riverside Meeting Place will be the venue for a special reconciliation event on May 28, 2025.

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Community invited to contribute to Horsham reconciliation event

Mitre Rock near Natimuk.

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Natimuk nominated as top tiny town

Photo: HRCC

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Please don't feed the birds

Horsham Rural City Council is encouraging everyone to download the newly launched 'HRCC Waste' app. Photo: TAYYAAB MASROOR

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New HRCC Waste app launched

Horsham Rural City Council has postponed until the end of April in-person engagement workshops to help shape the next council plan and community vision.

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Survey kicks off as engagement workshops postponed

Plans for an inclusive play space remain on hold as the council defers skate park funding application.

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Council delays skate park upgrade

The 'wombat crossings have been removed at the McLachlan and Firebrace Street roundabout. Picture by Sheryl Lowe

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Community feedback leads to pedestrian crossings changes in Horsham CBD

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