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This article was published on Tuesday, 1 December, 2015. The information contained within may be out of date or inaccurate. News articles and media releases older than 60 days are archived for future reference.
Posted on Tuesday 1st of December, 2015,
Today, Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes joined GSCC Mayor Dinny Adem in marking the completion of the Aquamoves carpark and lighting projects.
The car park project has included the installation of lighting and a reconfiguration of existing parking and formalisation of previously informal parking areas.
The lighting project, which was funded by the Victorian Government, included the lighting along the roadway, pedestrian crossing lights, lighting along the exterior of the building, and lighting for improved pedestrian access.
CLICK HERE to learn more about the improvements to the Aquamoves carpark.
More News from Greater Shepparton
Friday 5th of December,
Council welcomes further relief for primary producers through a freeze on the ESVF
The latest State Budget update has been delivered, and Greater Shepparton City Council is pleased to see primary producers will receive a rate freeze through the Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund (ESVF) for a further two years. Read more
Thursday 4th of December,
Community Satisfaction Surveys taking place in Greater Shepparton
Residents are encouraged to share their thoughts on Greater Shepparton City Council and its services through the second quarter Local Government Community Satisfaction Survey. Read more
Wednesday 3rd of December,
Sparkle Shepparton and Mooroopna light up Greater Shepparton and kickstart A Wonder Filled Summer
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Tuesday 2nd of December,
Council awards contract for RiverConnect Route 2 Shared Path Construction
Greater Shepparton City Council awarded the contract for the construction of RiverConnect Route 2 Shared Path between Kidstown and Gemmills Swamp, Mooroopna to O'Loughlin Excavations Pty Ltd at the November Council Meeting held on Tuesday 25 November.… Read more
Tuesday 2nd of December,
Habitat Restoration Project progressing across key bushland sites
Greater Shepparton City Council is continuing work to restore important bushland areas impacted by the 2022 flood event, with ecological thinning now complete and further habitat improvements scheduled before the end of the year. Read more
Tuesday 2nd of December,
Make your summer even more Wonder Filled with the Activities in the Park program
Greater Shepparton City Council is excited to launch the 2025–26 Summer Activities in the Park program, running from December to February and offering a wide range of free and low-cost activities across the region. Read more
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More Events in Greater Shepparton
Sunday 7th of December,
Undera Community Christmas Party
We invite the Undera community to attend the annual Christmas Party! Read more
Sunday 7th of December,
Murchison Christmas Carols and Market
Get ready for a magical evening in Murchison! Read more
Wednesday 10th of December,
Carols by Candle Light 2025 - Tatura
Annual Carols by Candlelight at Mactier Gardens with entertainment, ice cream, coffee and BBQ sausages. Father Christmas will be there. Read more
Wednesday 10th of December,
Parental strategies to combat the 'manosphere'
This FREE session is designed for parents and caregivers and will be presented by Dr Stephanie Wescott, a leading researcher and expert in the impacts of the manosphere in Australian contexts. Read more
Tuesday 9th of December,
BeConnected Presentation at Shepparton Library - Connecting to Others
Free online presentation. Read more
Monday 8th of December,
Protecting yourself as you get older
Factors such as physical and cognitive decline and social isolation make older people more vulnerable to abuse or mistreatment. It is important therefore that we know how to protect ourselves and our… Read more
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