Please note: this is an archived news article release
This article was published on Thursday, 30 May, 2024. The information contained within may be out of date or inaccurate.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 Thursday 30th of May, 2024,
Greater Shepparton City Council noted the awarding of two contracts at its May Council Meeting held yesterday, for two significant projects in the region.
In Summary
The two contracts, totalling more than $600,000, included the construction of Edgewater Estate Creek Reserve Landscaping at Sevens Creek Drive, Kialla and the construction of Lauriston Estate St Lukes Shared Path, Shepparton North.
A contract for $377,565.54 was awarded to Preston’s Turf and Garden for the construction of Edgewater Estate Creek Reserve Landscaping at Sevens Creek Drive, Kialla. The works involve landscaping of the creek reserve that was constructed as part of the street and drainage works for the residential estate.
This contract will see the planting of tree reserves and garden bed areas. Soft landscaping with trees and plants will be established and street furniture including seats, tables, benches and rubbish bins will be installed along the newly constructed asphalt shared path. The area will complete this open space and provide shared path connectivity to Council’s existing network.
Council also noted a contract for $235,189.90 was awarded to Mawson Constructions Pty Ltd for the construction of Lauriston Estate St Luke’s Shared Path, Shepparton North. This contract will see the construction of a 2.5 metre wide, 350 metre long concrete shared use path in Shepparton North.
The path will primarily run within the road reserve in front of St Luke’s Catholic Primary School, from Providence Estate to Grace Road, extending on the existing shared path network and connect the residential estates to the school precinct.
The works include site clearing, formation of the concrete path, minor fencing, guard rail works and signage.
Mayor, Councillor Shane Sali, congratulated the tenderers on their successful contracts.
“It is always great to note the awarding of these contracts at our Council Meetings, particularly for works that are important to the development and connectivity of our region,” he said.
“We look forward to seeing these works get underway and we have no doubt the community will benefit from the completion. Both projects provide further safety measures and convenience when travelling within Greater Shepparton.”
More News from Greater Shepparton
Tuesday 3rd of March,
Expressions of interest open for ‘Eat, Play, Stay & Shop’ guide supporting major SAM exhibition
Council, through its destination brand Shepparton & Goulburn Valley and in partnership with the Shepparton Art Museum (SAM), is inviting local businesses to take part in an exciting new visitor focused initiative ahead of SAM’s upcoming blockbuster… Read more
Tuesday 3rd of March,
Industry gathers for launch of Shepparton & Goulburn Valley’s key activations for 2026
Council’s Visitor Economy and Major Events team launched their key activations and events for the coming year to industry partners, local businesses and community members at the annual Visitor Economy Gathering on Monday 2 March 2026. Read more
Monday 2nd of March,
Renovating or changing your property? Council helps residents find the right permit for their project
Council is launching a new community awareness campaign to help residents understand the difference between planning and building permits before starting work on their property. Read more
Monday 2nd of March,
Submissions now open to young writers for the 2026 Furphy Literary Awards
Council, in partnership with the Furphy Foundation, La Trobe University and Goulburn Valley Libraries, invites young writers from across the Goulburn Valley to share their stories as part of the 2026 Furphy Junior & Youth Literary Awards. Read more
Monday 2nd of March,
Greater Shepparton calls for emerging leaders to apply for 2026 Community Leadership Program
Council is inviting community members to take part in the 2026 Community Leadership Program, a Council-funded initiative supporting the development of emerging grassroots leaders across the municipality. Read more
Thursday 26th of February,
Damage at Tatura Skate Park
Council is extremely disappointed by recent damage inflicted on key structures at the new Tatura Skate Park, with sections of the facility now closed as a result. Read more
See All News
Want to get the latest news and events in your Facebook feed?
Just go to our Facebook page and click the Like button.
More Events in Greater Shepparton
Saturday 7th of March,
Harley Show and Shine
Can you hear the thunder? Read more
Wednesday 11th of March,
Puff Walk
Enjoy the beauty of our local parks on Puff Walk! Read more
Friday 6th of March,
Bar SAM | March
Bar SAM, the rooftop bar on Shepparton Art Museum's Level 4, returns for a series of dates in 2026 to elevate your Friday nights. Enjoy refreshing drinks and bar snacks from the Elsewhere at SAM crew… Read more
Wednesday 4th of March, – to Sunday 8th of March,
International Women’s Day 2026 – Celebrate with free community events
Greater Shepparton City Council invites you to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) 2026, with a series of free events that bring people together to recognise the achievements of women and promote… Read more
Sunday 8th of March,
Culture Cooking Workshops
Join us for free Culture Cooking Workshops! Learn new dishes, explore flavours, share stories, and celebrate community. All ages welcome — no bookings required, just turn up and enjoy a vibrant day of… Read more
Friday 13th of March,
Testadura Productions presents The Italian Divorce
You can leave your wife but you can never leave your family. After sellout seasons in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide, the hit show is back! It’s loud, heartfelt, and hysterically relatable…it’s like watching… View on Riverlinks
See All Events