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ATM TALKS BEGIN
THE controversial sale of Bruck Textile Technologies to newly formed company Australian Textile Mills (ATM) five years appears to have contributed to ATM’s current manufacturing…
WORKFORCE CUTS
AUSTRALIAN Textile Mills Pty Ltd (ATM) says a significant downturn in forward orders from state and federal governments and ongoing increases in energy costs will…
FLU STRIKES
A SECTION of St John’s Village locked down due to a flu outbreak is expected to reopen in coming days.
Demand surges for solar
THOUSANDS of new solar panels are set to be installed across the state with the launch of the State Government’s Solar Homes program on the…
Taleah’s 10th a reason to party
REACHING double digits is a milestone in anyone’s book, but for Whorouly girl Taleah Elkington, there is extra reason to celebrate the special birthday.
MORE IN LESS
Wangaratta appears set to follow a national trend towards share offices.
Crossing rollout
WORK will start soon on development of Wangaratta’s next CBD pedestrian crossings, to be located in Ford and Ovens Streets.
City fly-in coup
WANGARATTA is set to receive an economic boost with a national aeroplane event picking the rural city as its new home to stage its annual…
CEO CALLS TIME
PAUL Hoysted has resigned as chief executive officer of the Wangaratta Turf Club after almost a decade in the role.
SPORT ON SHOW
A $100,000 council budget allocation will deliver a master plan for the Wangaratta Showgrounds precinct over the next year.
SOLAR VISION
WINTON Wetlands is beginning a new chapter with plans to develop a 200-plus megawatt solar energy facility that will cover 800 hectares of land.
BUDGET SET FOR GREEN LIGHT
RURAL City of Wangaratta councillors will tomorrow night consider formally adopting council’s 2019/20 budget, with some minor tweaks from the draft which went public back…