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Safer crossings coming to Port Fairy

Published on 14 October 2026

Moyne Shire Council is bringing safer road crossings to Port Fairy with new raised pedestrian crossings to be installed at Griffiths Street and the Ocean Drive–James Street intersection ahead of the summer visitor season.

Council seeking families of honoured Mortlake service members

Published on 14 October 2026

The community is being asked to help bring together the families, friends and descendants of the service members whose names will be remembered in the first stage of the restored Mortlake Avenue of Honour.

Indoor aquatic facility investigation moves forward

Published on 14 October 2026

Moyne Shire Council has welcomed a $40,000 Victorian Government funding commitment to support a feasibility study and business case for a potential new indoor aquatic facility in Moyne Shire.
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Domestic Animal Management Plan 2026-2029

Ongoing consultation

Council plays a key leadership role in promoting responsible pet ownership, community safety and healthy living through an informed community. In line with the Domestic Animals Act 1994 (Act), Council has adopted Domestic Animal Management Plans in 2008, 2013, 2017 and 2021. Each plan sets a structured approach to animal management and service delivery over a 4‑year period....

Mortlake Avenue of Honour

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Mortlake Avenue of Honour – A Living Legacy Renewed Established in 1919, the Heritage Listed Mortlake Avenue of Honour was created to honour the memory of local men and women who served and those who made the ultimate sacrifice during World War I and World War II. The Avenue was originally planted with Monterey Cypress trees, creating a powerful living memorial. After more...

Mortlake Recreation Reserve women and girls change facility

Ongoing consultation

Council was successful in securing funding through the Victorian Government’s Local Sports Infrastructure Fund to support the development of the Mortlake Recreation Reserve Women and Girls Change Facility project. This significant investment, combined with the commitment from Philanthropies, the Committee of Management and Council for a total project cost of approx. $890,00...
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