Council has adopted the Hepburn Shire Aquatics Strategy and allocated funds to complete necessary compliance works and for a detailed feasibility study and business plan for an indoor aquatics facility.
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Young people are leaving Hepburn for opportunities outside the Shire. THE ACE, a draft youth strategy for the Shire seeks to address issues which make the Shire less attractive to young people and to retain their knowledge and enthusiasm for the betterment of the local community.
Read MoreA application to take the controversial ‘Skybarrels’ Cornish Hill development to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Appeals Tribunal has been made by solicitors for the developers following Hepburn Shire’s failure to consider the application in time. Concerned local residents have banded together to form “No2Barrels” to ensure their arguments are presented to VCAT and to ask for the application to be rejected.
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The annual derby between Daylesford and Hepburn football and netball clubs will be the feature of weekend sport in town. Get down to the Laurie Sullivan Oval in Hepburn to see all the action.
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At its meeting on Wednesday (April 20), Council unanimously approved a resolution to rename Jim Crow Creek to Larni Barramal Yaluk. Council will recommend to Geographic Names Victoria that the Creek be renamed.
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