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Steph Ryan labels roads and trains a ‘mess’
By Colin MacGillivrayMember for Euroa Steph Ryan has labelled Victoria’s regional train system a ‘complete mess’ and its road network ‘dangerous’, saying Mitchell Shire...
Roads a priority in new Mitchell Shire budget
ABOUT $17 million each for roads and land acquisition are at the centre of Mitchell Shire Council’s 2022-23 draft budget.While councillors voted unanimously to...
Sydney Street, Kilmore: variable speed limit debated by council
By Colin MacGillivrayA VARIABLE speed limit appears likely to be introduced for vehicles on Kilmore’s Sydney Street after Mitchell Shire councillors last week rejected...
Tallarook crash: truck driver airlifted
A 54-YEAR-OLD man was flown to hospital after the truck he was driving rolled over on the Hume Freeway near Tallarook in the early...
Debate over regional roads speed limit proposal
AN inquiry into Victorian regional and rural roads has recommended that roads deemed a high crash risk should have their speed limit dropped to...
New sweeping plan for Mitchell roads, council responsibility and maintenance standards
MITCHELL Shire Council has adopted a new road management plan, outlining maintenance standards and council responsibilities for roads across the municipality.At last month’s council...
Extra funding for council projects
MACEDON Ranges Shire Council will apply for additional funding of $2.2 million as part of the Federal Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Extension.At...
Road trauma service shifts online
By Colin MacGillivrayA STATEWIDE event recognising the victims of road trauma will be presented online for the first time on Sunday.Road Trauma Support Services...
Roads top Mitchell Shire Council’s issues list
Roads and footpaths made up 40 per cent of the 2065 councillor requests between January 2017 and September 2020, a Mitchell Shire Council report...
Roads of contention
By Colin MacGillivrayMITCHELL Shire Council have described the 2020-21 budget as financially responsible, but two councillors are concerned it does not allocate enough money...
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