Towong Shire Council

17/06/2026

RACV's My Country Road survey gives rural and regional Victorians an opportunity to share feedback on the condition and safety of roads in their area.

Community feedback has helped drive road safety improvements in the past, and RACV is again seeking input on roads that need attention. Participants can provide feedback on up to three identified road sections or nominate their own roads of concern.

The RACV has identified the Murray Valley Highway between Wodonga and Corryong as one of the most dangerous roads in North East Victoria, based on road design, conditions and crash history.

Are there others – if you think so, please complete the survey it takes just a few minutes and is open until 17 July.

16/06/2026

The next Ordinary Council Meeting will be held in Corryong on Wednesday 24 June 2026 from 10.30am and will be livestreamed.

The agenda and requirements for Public Question Time will be uploaded to our website prior to the meeting or can be accessed by calling 1300 365 222.

To view the livestream, read the agenda, or learn how to submit a question, please visit towong.vic.gov.au/meetings-pqt

15/06/2026

Join us and our friends from Ambulance Victoria for a free community health session covering:

⚪ recognition and treatment of common winter illnesses
⚪ vaccinations
⚪ winter hygiene
⚪ who to call for help in non-life-threatening emergencies

Sessions will be held in Tallangatta and Corryong.

Tallangatta TICC Community Meeting Room
🗓 Monday 22 June
🕚 11.00am – midday

Corryong Library Meeting Room
🗓 Tuesday 23 June
🕚 11.00am – midday

Everyone is welcome to attend. There is no cost and bookings are not required.

11/06/2026

Council's Recovery Team is visiting communities across the Shire through the Community Outreach Recovery Hub program this winter.

These sessions will provide an opportunity for community members affected by the January 2026 bushfires to speak directly with Recovery staff about available support, assistance, agency referrals and recovery-related questions. Community members can also raise matters directly with Council.

If you cannot attend the session closest to you, you're welcome to visit any of the other sessions listed below.

📍 Burrowye CFA - 15, 22 and 29 June
📍 Tallangatta Valley Hall - 16, 23 and 30 June
📍 Granya Hall - 17 June
📍 Lucyvale Hall - 17 and 24 June
📍 Bullioh Hall - 24 June

All sessions run from 10.00 am to 2.00 pm.

For more details and the full list of dates including July, please visit towong.vic.gov.au/outreach-recovery-hubs

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10/06/2026

Need space? Did you know that Towong Shire offers a range of fantastic bookable spaces across the region, that are free* for community groups?

Whether you're planning a small meeting, workshop, community gathering or event, there are plenty of options. We've also included a list of iconic community-run halls available for hire throughout the Shire.

Following the recent completion of the Corryong Library redevelopment, two additional spaces are now available to book – the Council Chambers Meeting Room and the Silver Brumby Room.

Explore the options available and find out how to book at towong.vic.gov.au/book-a-space

*Free for eligible community groups. Terms and conditions may apply.

05/06/2026

As our libraries' Community Canvas exhibition comes to a close, we want to say a huge thank you to everyone who took part, visited the display, and voted for their favourite artwork. It has been wonderful to see our libraries filled with creativity, colour and community spirit.

Congratulations to our People’s Choice Winners - Ruby from Corryong and Val from Tallangatta. Keep an eye out as their winning artwork will be featured on future Towong Shire Library cards.

And good news; Community Canvas to our libraries will return in December, so stay tuned for another chance to get creative and be part of the next exhibition!

04/06/2026

Want to design the official poster for this year’s North East Battle of the Bands ?

Are you aged 12–25 and live in one of the North East LGAs? Read below!

🎨 CALLING ALL YOUNG CREATIVES! 🎶
Are you aged 12–25 and live in one of the North East LGAs?
🔥 Want to design the official poster for this year’s NE Battle of the Bands?
This is your chance to get your creativity seen across the region 👀
✨ What’s in it for you?
• 💸 WIN $350 in gift cards
• 🎤 Your design featured in this year’s BOTB marketing & promotions
• 🙌 Serious bragging rights!
📅 Key Dates:
• Entries close: June 28th, 11:59pm
• Judging: June 29th – July 2nd
• Winner announced: July 3rd
If you’ve got an eye for design and a love for music, we want to see what you can create 🎧🎨
Submit your design now and be part of one of the biggest youth music events in the North East!

👉https://au.openforms.com/Form/47656ced-4b3f-4a73-8f8c-aba18ec93acb?fbclid=IwY2xjawSDbShleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFLcllHZ2FFdDBuYThDcHFvc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHqpzRiqEQzIwhilGUOjYGV8pWNHAiZOcwOYod4ftMM4yYigHYgTHBjQhdqlf_aem_zTQysl_YWH4gSGpbhgWqOQ

04/06/2026

Yesterday Corryong College held a Big Freeze event to help raise funds to go towards the fight against Motor Neurone Disease.

Towong Shire Council Mayor Cr Peter Tolsher went down the slide with his final words being "Wish me luck!". Big thanks to Corryong College for putting on a great event to raise funds for a most worthy cause.

Mayor Tolsher is already looking forward to doing it again next year!

03/06/2026

REMINDER: Traffic management measures will be in place for the Pub To Pelican Marathon this Sunday 7 June 2026.

Traffic management measures will be in place for the upcoming Pub to Pelican Marathon Sunday 7 June 2026.

Due to impacts from the January bushfires on the High Country Rail Trail, an alternate route will be used in 2026.

Full details of the closures as well as a full map of the course is available at towong.vic.gov.au/p2p-traffic-management

02/06/2026

Today we acknowledge Mabo Day, marking the 1992 High Court decision that recognised the land rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and overturned terra nullius.

We honour Eddie Koiki Mabo and his legacy and recognise the ongoing connection of First Nations peoples to Country.

As Council moves forward with Reconciliation through our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan, Mabo Day is an opportunity to reflect, learn and support reconciliation in our communities.

Learn more about Council's organisational Reconciliation Action Plan at towong.vic.gov.au/rap