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Families who live in the south of the Shire (or those in the north who are willing to drive a little further!) might be interested in a free football festival for kids on Friday 28 September (the Grand Final Public Holiday) at Kardinia Park.
Families can look forward to making the most of spring these school holidays with more than 30,000 catchable size rainbow trout stocked into almost 80 waters state-wide, including Haddon Reservoir and Bannockburn Lagoon.
Residents are now positioned better than ever to support local, hardworking businesses thanks to Golden Plains Localised, Council’s new online business network.
Golden Plains Shire Council is pleased to announce it has secured $250,000 in State Government funding for the Bannockburn Recreation Precinct Second Soccer Pitch construction.
The Country Women’s Association (CWA) Inverleigh and local fitness providers have teamed up to deliver fun fitness opportunities for families in Golden Plains this October.
Grass pollen season brings an increase in asthma and hay fever. It also brings the chance of thunderstorm asthma.
Golden Plains Shire Council is extending and improving the Bannockburn Customer Service Centre for residents, Councillors and staff. The redeveloped offices will be known as the ‘Golden Plains Community and Civic Centre’ or GPCCC. This information outlines responses to frequently asked questions about this project.
Every October, VicHealth’s Walk to School encourages Victorian primary school kids to walk, ride or scoot to and from school. It’s a great way to help students learn healthy habits and achieve the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity, every day.
Today marks the first ever edition of the new local newspaper, ‘Golden Plains Times’. Council would like to welcome the Golden Plains Times to our Shire, and thank Alan and Debbie from the Miner for their stellar efforts over the years.
There are a number of ways residents can share their concerns and feedback with Golden Plains Shire Council.
