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MAYOR'S MESSAGE
This week we acknowledge the important role volunteers play. Many organisations only exist because of the hard work of volunteers. Thank you to every person who donates their time.

It is wonderful to see the Horsham Arts Council return to the Town Hall this week with their Broadway musical. The talent in our region is outstanding. I look forward to seeing the show twice over the weekend.

The Mali Marrng Mallee Sky exhibition by Gail Harradine and Belinda Eckermann at Horsham Regional Art Gallery is an absolute must see. Take the time to learn about the story behind the stunning handmade cape and hat and view the amazing photos of them being worn at Lake Albacutya.
 
Have a great weekend.
 
Cr Robyn Gulline
NEWS

Progress report: Riverfront activation projects

The Riverfront Activation Project is the first stage of the City to River Masterplan, a 20-year plan which aims to enhance and activate the Wimmera River Precinct and its link to the Central Activity District of Horsham.

See the status of each of the 10 individual projects.

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Council looks to landowners for gravel supply

Farmers with potential gravel resources on their properties could hold the key to improving rural roads as Horsham Rural City Council looks to establish new quarries in the municipality.

With the region’s gravel supply becoming scarce, HRCC is contacting private landowners to see if they would be open to having their gravel resources excavated and used for road maintenance.

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Fluffy the dog recovering from car crash

A miniature Shih-Tzu injured in a car accident that almost killed its owner is making a good recovery in the hands of Horsham Rural City Council.

The little dog was displaced after she and her owner, both from interstate, where involved in a near fatal accident in the municipality recently.

Since then Fluffy has been in the care of one of the Community Safety Team members while the owner deals with medical issues in Melbourne.

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2022 NRW Horsham activities

This year NRW runs from Friday 27 May to Friday 3 June. The theme is ‘Be Brave. Make Change’.

All residents are encouraged to join in one of the local events being held.

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Join National Simultaneous Storytime Wednesday morning

Families are being encouraged to join an Australia-wide reading effort during the 2022 National Simultaneous Storytime.

HRCC Playgroups will be at the Horsham Library on Wednesday from 10.30am as thousands of children across the country read the picture book Family Tree, written and illustrated by an Australian author and illustrator Josh Pyke.

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Wartook featured in Storytowns podcast

Storytowns showcases regional and rural towns, the folk that live there and local hidden gems, via location-based podcasts. 

It visited the Wimmera recently, and Wartook was one of three communities put in the spotlight. 

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Destination Horsham: Why Australian Wildflowers invests in the Wimmera

Jo Gardner from Australian Wildflowers explains why Horsham is at an exciting point in its development as a destination for business investors. 
Find out more about investing in Horsham
PROJECTS AND WORKS 
TENNIS COURTS RENEWED
Four of Central Park Tennis Club’s courts have been resurfaced. 
Works began earlier this year when contractors removed the existing surface, repaired and filled underlying gaps and resurfaced with a green three-coat surface system.
The courts are multi-purpose, enabling the facility to be used for both tennis and netball.
Council looks forward to the Central Park Tennis Club and community benefiting from the courts in the future.
MAIN STREET PROJECTIONS
Until Sunday, Council is projecting historic images of Horsham’s prominent buildings as part of Main Streets of Australia Week.
If you're out after dark check them out at 58 Firebrace Street.
HAVE YOUR SAY

Natimuk Economic and Social Plan

The Natimuk Economic and Social Plan will focus on the economy and liveability within the town.
It will deliver an achievable three-year (2021-2024) plan that enables the Natimuk community to implement its actions.
More info

Domestic Animal Management Plan

We are seeking input from the community on priority actions to include in the Domestic Animal Management Plan, which will guide Council on how to manage cats and dogs in the region. Your input will help to shape the draft plan’s objectives and actions.
More info

JOBS

Ranger/Local Laws Officer
Deliver customer service focused law enforcement and community safety service through the provision of education to the community, and, where required, enforcement of relevant legislation.

More info

Gallery Director/Co-ordinator Visual Arts
Promote and foster the visual arts in the Wimmera through the provision of a wide range of programs and initiatives, including strategic creative programming of Horsham Regional Art Gallery and its collection and the coordination and management of public art.

More info

Casual Venue Technicians
This role supports the delivery of the performing and visual program at Horsham Town Hall. The role supports the operations staff to provide safe, technically excellent support and assistance to the range of hirers of the facilities to achieve their sound, lighting, special effects and technology specifications and objectives.

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Project Managers
Support the planning of active recreation and open space services, assets, programs and projects. Our goal is to create public places that are welcoming and safe for people of different ages, interests and abilities.

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Recreation & Open Space Projects Support Officer
We are looking for someone with experience and passion to support the planning of active recreation and open space services, assets, programs and projects. 

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Casual Art Gallery Installation Officer
This role supports the delivery of the exhibition program at the Horsham Regional Art Gallery and in specific circumstances, displays at the Horsham Town Hall venue. You will support staff with installation and display of touring and locally curated exhibitions.

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Casual Bar Staff
The role of the casual bar staff will be to deliver a consistently high standard of bar services at the Horsham Town Hall venue.

More info
YOUR COUNCILLORS
Contact a Councillor
The Mayor and Councillors are available to attend and officiate at local events.  If you would like to invite the Mayor and/or Councillors to an event, please complete the Mayor and Councillors Event Information and return to Mayor's Office.  For further details, please contact Fiona Kelly, Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer and Councillors on 5382 9725 or email fiona.kelly@hrcc.vic.gov.au.
OTHER COUNCIL SERVICES
Waste services
Families and Children
Inside Council
Lodge a service request
Pets and Animals
Grant information
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
The Horsham Rural City Council acknowledges the five Traditional Owner groups of this land: the Wotjobaluk, Wergaia, Jupagulk, Jaadwa and Jadawadjali people.
We recognise the important and ongoing place that all Indigenous people hold in our community. We pay our respects to the elders, both past and present.
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