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Arts Events in Indigo Shire
Incorporating The 2nd Australian Fortified Wine Show. The most significant and best known “Non Metropolitan” Wine Show in Australia, the Rutherglen Wine Show attracts entries numbering well in excess of 2000 wines each year. Events over the 10 days of the Wine Shows that are open to the public include the “Presentation of Awards Dinner” and the “Public Tasting”.
To download our 2012 Calendar of Events click here.
Showcasing ways of living sustainably, on the land, in your home and with our food. Information sessions will be held throughout the day, demonstrating what you can do to make a difference. This community event will host over 30 exhibitors, including Landcare, local and organic producers, alternative building methods, green energies, an information booth and children’s activities.
Featuring Noiseworks, Ian Moss, Ross Wilson, Daryl Braithwaite & Choirboys. Experience good food, good wine and great music at one of Australia’s most popular concert events. A day on the green is a fully licensed event. Strictly no BYO alcohol. Food will be available for purchase on site or BYO picnic. Picnic rugs & deck chairs are recommended. Tickets from $89 plus booking fee - Ticketmaster 136100 or ticketmaster.com.au or Rutherglen Wine Experience 1800 622 871.
Indigo Shire Council today received a letter from the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs stating that the proposed quarry on Skeleton Hill at Chiltern will not impact on Aboriginal cultural heritage.
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Active and exhibited Indigo Planning Scheme amendments
Indigo Shire Council's Policies are guidelines for the many and varied issues that arise in the Shire.
Animal business registration
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Council's 2010 - 2011 Annual Report is now available. Please click here to find out more.
An exhibition of entries in the art and story competitions for Indigo Shire Council’s 2030 project will be open from today in the Yackandandah Public Hall.
Indigo Shire Arts Strategic Plan 2012 - 2016
Produce a sculpture from found objects. i.e. recycled materials. Sculptures will be displayed at Wineries and businesses.
Asset Management Policy, Strategy, and Plans
Council's Australia Day Awards recognise those who have made outstanding contributions to our community. Nominations now open.
Friday 14 October
Afternoon – Oceania Middle Distance MTBO Champs – Yackandandah
Evening – Casual BBQ
Saturday 15 October
Morning – Sprint Champs – Beechworth
Midday – Opening ceremony
Afternoon – Relays. 10km from Beechworth at a winery. Followed by tastings at winery
Evening – Presentation Dinner at Hibernian Hotel, Beechworth
Sunday 16 October
Morning – Long Champs – 10km from Beechworth
Followed by catered lunch and final presentations.
All completed by 12.30. (3.5 hrs. from Melbourne airport).
All events will be catered for with hot and cool drinks and food.
The ACMI project 'In the Regions' captured nine stories about passionate locals, community spirit and what life is like in country towns.
The Awards involve olive growers from all over Australia submitting olive products for assessment by accredited judges in categories of Extra Virgin Olive Oils and Table Olives including Tapenades. People’s Choice tasting and voting will be held in Main Street Rutherglen on Saturday 10 September. Taste the winners at Rutherglen Farmer’s Market on Sunday 11 September.
Rutherglen. Australia’s finest olives will be on show and on the menu at the twelfth annual Australian Golden Olive Awards presented by the Olive Producers of North East Victoria. Venue to be confirmed.
Annual event. A stirring celebration of the North East’s Celtic past with concerts, pipe bands, highland and Irish dancing.
This new award, in its second year, recognizes textile art works from across Australia. The categories are Garments, Accessories, Sculpture and Textile wall art. There is an Old School House Gallery overall award of $1,000. Judge is Claudia Chan Shaw, a Sydney fashion designer. The awards are organized and hosted by the Old School House Gallery, 17 Loch Street Beechworth.
(first Saturday of every month) from 9am to-12noon. Great variety of fresh food and produce.
(first Saturday of every month) from 9am to-12noon. Great variety of fresh food and produce.
(first Saturday of every month) from 9am to-12noon. Great variety of fresh food and produce.
(first Saturday of every month) from 9am to-12noon. Great variety of fresh food and produce.
(first Saturday of every month) from 9am to-12noon. Great variety of fresh food and produce.
(first Saturday of every month) from 9am to-12noon. Great variety of fresh food and produce.
(first Saturday of every month) from 9am to-12noon. Great variety of fresh food and produce.
The Juniper Tree - Glass / Moran Special Guest: Ms Jocelyn Hickey, Duration 70 mins. Adults $25 concession: $20 BOOKINGS: In Person: Beechworth Tourist Information Centre Online: www.trybooking.com Tel: 0458 668 424 further information: Matthew Nash: 0418 999 339
Bridge Road Brewers, Beechworth's own microbrewery. The brewery's award winning ales will be on tap, along with real German music, their own Ohmpah band, German cuisine and plenty of activities for the kids.
An exhibition of mixed media artworks by local artists Ellen Engwerta, Jan Clements, Karen Gray, Margaret Pullen and Sue Larmour. This body of work draws on the artist’s experience of going beneath the surface to reveal vulnerability and protection. It is organic, environmentally and emotionally engaging. Exhibition opening Thursday 5th April 6pm-8 pm. All welcome. Open all Easter except Good Friday. Gallery open Wed-Sun 10am-4pm. Exhibition finishes Sunday 15th April.
Benefits of joining our team
The page provides an overview of the Better Build Toolkit and introduces the four Guides it comprises.
Building in an area affected by a Wildfire Management Overlay (WMO)
Delete reference to doing permits out of shire
Indigo Shire Economic Development and Business Overview
The Business Awards are held to celebrate and recognise local business achievements in the Shire.
The Indigo Shire Business Awards are being held to celebrate and recognise local business achievements in the Indigo Shire. Nominations are now open.
Follow link to browse the Business Listing
Information for the Business Networking Events
An initiative developed by the Economic Development Unit to encourage local shoppers to support local businesses.
Food, refreshments and music. Great variety of handmade products. Enjoy our lovely park setting.
This event is the culmination of the Indigo Antique Week throughout the Indigo Shire. Dealers from as far away as South Australia, Melbourne, Wagga Wagga and Tumut showcase antiques from fine china to jewellery and everything in between. One of the largest antique shows in regional Australia this an event not to be missed by the serious collector of fine antiques. Erika Hansen 03 5726 1337
Town Centre, Chiltern. Friday night Youth Music event at Memorial Hall. Saturday celebrates the magnificent parkland, heritage and history of Chiltern. All day entertainment with food court, wood crafts and many children’s activities. Fascinating demonstrations include coopering, post and rail and sheep shearing. Free guided tours will be held in and around the town and national park. Saturday night a Country English Dance will be held at the Memorial Hall. Sunday at Lake Anderson there will be a fishing competition, entertainment and a traditional bush market.
The Chiltern Open Day was established in 2010 as a vehicle for attracting interest in residential growth and also promoting Chiltern’s many unique lifestyle aspects especially ease of access to Albury-Wodonga and Wangaratta, proximity to Hume Highway, Melbourne-Sydney railway line, national parks etc. This community event will be held again in 2011 and will feature displays from the various schools and community groups in town. Why not come along and discover all the benefits of residing in Chiltern. The event will be held along Conness Street and other locations around Chiltern. For further details, contact Rosalie Kirwin on email darosefactor@yahoo.com.au or 0418 261 308.
Chiltern Township. More than 60 sale sites around the township all jam-packed with weird and wonderful bargains. Maps available from the Chiltern Visitor Information Centre.
Now in its 11th year, this show is becoming one of the region’s major art events, featuring works from renowned local artists and from around Australia. Two and Three dimensional works and photography are eligible for first prize money of $5OO in each category and 2009 saw the introduction of the Indigo Shire Emerging Artist Award also of $500.
Five days of high quality bush orienteering, together with two Mountain Bike Orienteering events in the forests around Beechworth. Events are all within 30 kilometres of Beechworth.
Indigo Shire Council conducts citizenship ceremonies on behalf on the Department of Immigration for residents wishing to become Australian citizens.
Our climate is noticeably changing. Since the 1950s the region has experienced a warming of 0.1 degrees Celsius per decade and it is forecast that by 2070 temperatures will increase overall by up to 5 degrees.
The closing date for nominations in this year’s Indigo Shire Heritage Awards has been extended.
Follow link to browse the Community Listing
Community Forums are held after each monthly Council Meeting. A number of items are listed for discussion, relevant to the town or area where the forum is being held.
Applications are invited for the 2012-2013 Community Grants Program for General, Arts and Culture and Youth Initiatives.
Indigo Shire Council is calling all community groups to be a part of the 2011 Volunteer Expo entitled Re-InVEnt 2011….Smooth and Shine your group’s rough edges. The Expo is part of Council’s Community Strengthening Project and will be held at Tuileries Function Centre in Rutherglen on Sunday 13 November.
Take our quick survery about how safe we feel in the communities where we live, work, visit and play.
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Click on this link for the 2011 Community Survey and a breakdown by towns of key results.
Free Concert by the BlueScope Steel Youth Orchestra
Yackandandah April 14, 2pm at Yackandandah Public Hall
Here you can find reports and attachments presented to Council during their deliberations.
Please find below Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes for the past 5 years
Regular meetings of Council are held the second Tuesday of every month, beginning at 3pm, followed by a Community Forum at 6.30pm.
An updated draft of the Council Plan, which guides what Council does for the community, is available for public comment.
This page has a list of a number of forms required by Council
Indigo Shire engineers, in conjunction with officials from the Department of Sustainability and Environment, are conducting inspections of the dam at Lake Sambell, Beechworth, to determine what action is needed regarding recent cracking and seepage.
The information available on the Indigo Shire Council website is provided in good faith and every attempt is made to ensure that the information is accurate and reliable at the time of publication.
Add information specific to decks - remove reference to Farm Shed exemption.
Do I need a planning permit?
Council seeks your comments on draft documents to help shape Indigo Shire. Let us know your thoughts on the listed documents.
The following documents and registers are available for public inspection.
List of emergency contacts
Council helps with emergency management in the Shire
Summary of the role and responsibilities of the Indigo Environment Advisory Committee
This appendix presents statutory and non-statutory fees and charges for Council goods and services.
Landowners and occupiers are responsible for fire prevention on their properties.
A recreational fishing guide highlighting fishing opportunities in and around the historic towns of Indigo Shire has been produced in time for the summer holidays.
Visitors to Beechworth, Chiltern, Rutherglen, Yackandandah and surrounds have long been popular destinations for holiday makers attracted to history, food and wine, festivals and events, shopping and the unique historic streetscapes.
Now visitors who spend time in the region can access a guide that highlights a variety of lakes, dams and water holes where they can go fishing.
The guide has been funded by the Victorian Government using Recreational Fishing Licence fees and is available from Visitor Information Centres in Beechworth, Chiltern, Rutherglen and Yackandandah.
New State regulations will give Council more power in 2011 to make sure food is prepared and handled safely.
In front of Historic Precinct Beechworth. Variety of stalls including food, refreshments, and Celtic memorabilia.
Indigo Shire Council's has a range of Local Laws, policies are guidelines for the many and varied issues that arise in the Shire.
Frequently asked questions about planning
Indigo Shire Council has committed $235,000 to match a State and Federal Government grant of the same amount for flood mitigation work in Chiltern.
Indigo Shire Council has tonight voted to put the original design and two new designs for the Council office extension at Beechworth to a public meeting for further input.
The Local Government Act allows Council to declare a Municipal Charge on properties to cover some of the administrative costs of the Council.
The 10th Kerferd Oration will be held at the Baarmutha Park Function Centre (football grounds) on Sunday 29 July at 11am. The speaker will be announced in June. Enquiries please contact Beechworth Visitor Information Centre on 1300 366 321.
Indigo Shire has a rich history of involvement in arts and culture and this is reflected in the establishment of many varied art and cultural groups. From theatre groups to art groups the Shire embraces and nurtures the artistic and cultural needs of the community.
Public Hall Committees of Management may be contacted to provide venue hire times and rates.
Celebrating the end of the harvest season. Enjoy the gastronomic delights from the wineries, local restaurants, fruit and vegetable producers. Details of the event to be confirmed.
Food, refreshments and music. Great variety of handmade products. Location to be confirmed.
To celebrate the High Country Harvest, Pfeiffer Wines and The Pickled Sisters Café have teamed together to bring you a delicious harvest experience. Surrounded by the gorgeous colours of autumn enjoy a Harvest Hamper in our picturesque winery grounds or on our historic timber bridge overlooking the idyllic Sunday Creek. Each Harvest Hamper will include a gourmet array of goodies including cured meats, smoked fish, heavenly homemade terrine and chutney, delectable cheeses, local olives, pickled and roasted vegetables plus fresh, crusty white bread, something sweet to finish and two complimentary glasses of “pfine” Pfeiffer wine.12noon – 3pm everyday, $75 per hamper (Feeds 2 people. Modifications to hampers not permitted). 24 hours notice required.
Heritage Advisory Committee
Heritage Advisory Service
Information eligability and applying for Heritage loans.
Join the Hickling Family from 6.30pm and meet the Emergency Services Personnel from Chiltern SES, CFA and Chiltern Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), Red Cross and also the Victoria Police. BBQ and lucky door prizes. Santa arrives at 8pm. .
High Country Harvest (New Event) Regional program of food & wine events which include the Harvest Celebration of Beechworth on the weekend Friday 18 & Saturday 19 May, concluding with La Fiera in Myrtleford on the weekend Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 May. The High Country Harvest will include lots of regional events including a whole program Rutherglen will be putting on. Details and details to be confirmed.
The hills are alive with the sound of bagpipes at Amulet Vineyard’s annual Highland Games. It’s a great family day out, celebrating the best of Scottish heritage. See professional strongmen compete in traditional highland games, pipe bands, traditional sword fighting, the “guns and hoses” challenge, activities for the children and much more. Add fabulous local food, wine, cider with some fun new attractions and the day is a must do. Visitors are encouraged to unleash their inner Scott and don the kilt or tartan, with prizes awarded for best dressed. The event is fully catered and goes ahead rain, hail or shine. Early bird tickets on sale June 2012.
Council encourages the public to attend Council Meetings and participate in its decision-making process.
Tree-lined town entrances, a hub for children’s services, historical walks, a community culinary bus (linking to other Shire towns), an upgrade for the walking paths around Lake King, a community garden, propagation of root-stock from the iconic Fig Tree and further development of the Wahgunyah-Rutherglen Rail Trail (such as shade, rest stops, links to wineries, art sculptures etc).
Keep up to date with arts and cultural events in the Indigo Shire
If you had a crystal ball, what do you think you would see in Indigo Shire in the year 2030?
Lovers of antiques and collectables are set to flock to the historic towns of Chiltern, Beechworth, Rutherglen and Yackandandah. Indigo Antique Week tours are being run by Wodonga-based Chelbec Tour and tours visit the many antique and second-hand stores dotted around Shire.
The Indigo Connection is a column in the weekly local newspaper the Ovens and Murray Advertiser that has Council news and events.
Indigo Shire Council has revamped its Community Satisfaction Survey this year to dig a bit deeper into residents’ responses.
The Indigo Gold Trail encourages visitors to explore many of Indigo Shire's fascinating historic sites and stories based on the discovery and pursuit of gold across Indigo Shire.
The Indigo Informer is Council's community newsletter. It is distributed six times a year to all households in the Shire to help keep residents informed of the latest news, activities and events within the Shire.
Indigo Shire Council will receive a $105,000 grant from the Victorian Government to engage young people in community projects and activities including volunteering, event management, leadership, skills development, training and employment opportunities.
The award recipients are residents of Indigo Shire who work tirelessly to help others. Indigo Shire Mayor Cr Larry Goldsworthy said that we are lucky to have so many wonderful community-minded people in the shire.
Indigo Shire Council has won an award for its Indigo 2030 project, which takes a long-term strategic view of what the shire may look like in the year 2030.
Library Services are provided to Indigo Shire Council residents by Upper Murray Regional Library at three local branches in Beechworth, Chiltern and Rutherglen, and the Mobile Library Service for outlying communities.
Indigo Shire Council urges residents to be prepared for more heavy rain predicted to hit the region today and tomorrow.
Volunteer based organisations across the Indigo Shire will again have the opportunity to learn new skills, network, and share their success stories at Re-inVEnt 2012, council’s annual Volunteer Expo. Re-inVEnt has been timed to coincide with National Volunteer Week, and will be taking place throughout the third week of May in Chiltern.
Starting at Dusk. Bring a picnic and seating for a great family night under the stars. Enjoy the talents of our local film-makers with a session of locally made short films, followed by a recent release feature.
This free event is an arts & culture initiative of Council. In case of wet weather, event will be moved indoors.
Applications are now open for the Indigo Tourism Advisory Committee 2011/12 Festivals & Events Sponsorship Program.
9am – 5.30pm Kirby’s Flat Pottery, Yackandandah. Porcelain exhibition pieces, Table Ware and Oven Ware to be exhibited.
Junior Council meets at a different school around the Shire.
An owner or occupier of property must not, without a permit, keep or allow to be kept, more than 4 different kinds of animals on any one property at any time.
Bluegrass and Old Time Country Music Convention. Come and join us for a fabulous weekend of concerts, instrument and dance workshops, jam sessions, instrument displays, open stage and the Sunday gospel sing-a-long.
To purchase early bird tickets online for $60.until the end of June, click on the link below. From 1st July weekend tickets will be $75 at the door. Concession, day and evening tickets will also be available on the weekend.
If you do not have capacity to purchase on line, you may pay by cheque - send your payment to 'Kelly Country Pick', PO Box 2292, WERRIBEE, 3030.
This page provides information on repairs to the wall at Lake Sambell.
Indigo Shire Council will commission a detailed investigation of the leak in Beechworth’s Lake Sambell wall.
Council regularly publishes news and media releases about recent developments in the Indigo Shire area.
Council produces a variety of publications to give the community greater access to information, events and activities the Council is undertaking
For further information regarding the latest Tourism News, please contact our Tourism Development Officer on 03 5728 8061.
Wellsford Street, Yackandandah from 9am-1pm. Local produce, fresh fruit and vegetables, olives and olive products, wine, jam, chutney and much more. Gold coin donation.
Wellsford Street, Yackandandah from 9am-1pm. Local produce, fresh fruit and vegetables, olives and olive products, wine, jam, chutney and much more. Gold coin donation.
Wellsford Street, Yackandandah from 9am-1pm. Local produce, fresh fruit and vegetables, olives and olive products, wine, jam, chutney and much more. Gold coin donation.
Wellsford Street, Yackandandah from 9am-1pm. Local produce, fresh fruit and vegetables, olives and olive products, wine, jam, chutney and much more. Gold coin donation.
Wellsford Street, Yackandandah from 9am-1pm. Local produce, fresh fruit and vegetables, olives and olive products, wine, jam, chutney and much more. Gold coin donation.
Wellsford Street, Yackandandah from 9am-1pm. Local produce, fresh fruit and vegetables, olives and olive products, wine, jam, chutney and much more. Gold coin donation.
Wellsford Street, Yackandandah from 9am-1pm. Local produce, fresh fruit and vegetables, olives and olive products, wine, jam, chutney and much more. Gold coin donation.
Wellsford Street, Yackandandah from 9am-1pm. Local produce, fresh fruit and vegetables, olives and olive products, wine, jam, chutney and much more. Gold coin donation.
This is a major fundraiser for Beechworth Montessori School. There will be racks and tables overflowing with pre-loved quality clothing, shoes, hats, scarves and accessories. Venue: Beechworth Memorial Hall, Ford Street, Beechworth. Entry Free. 9am-3pm Saturday and 10am-2pm Sunday.
Indigo Shire is very lucky to have a wide range of community facilities available to the community for events, activities and sport and recreation.
Local Laws have been developed to encourage residents to consider their neighbours and provide peace and good order for the community.
People who have lost domestic pets
Managing and caring for assets and delivering capital works
Archived list of media releases grouped by year
Each month the Tourism Department produces an Industry eNewsletter featuring the latest tourism and business news and opportunities. Information is sourced from local tourism operators, organisations, regional tourism organisations and relevant government departments.
More than one dwelling on a lot, dual occupancy, units and granny flats
General information about native vegetation
Australia’s most significant Ned Kelly event. A weekend packed full of activities for the Ned Kelly enthusiast.
Indigo Shire Mayor Cr Ali Pockley is urging people to consider nominating for the Council’s new disability and access advisory committee.
A report and the designs for the new Council office in Yackandandah and extension in Beechworth will be considered at the next monthly Indigo Shire Council meeting, scheduled for 8 May at Wooragee.
Designs for the new Indigo Shire Council office/library in Yackandandah and extension of the Beechworth office are nearing completion.
Architects' renderings of amended designs for council consideration.
Architects' renderings of amended designs for council consideration.
Council produces a variety of newsletters to inform the community on a number of events and activities the Council is undertaking.
Nuisance or dangerous dogs
For more information about these events, click on the links.
Our organisation is structured into three key business units.
Indigo Shire Council will spend $100,000 trimming potentially dangerous trees on roads in fire-prone areas of the shire before the summer season hits.
Indigo Shire host numerous festival and events that helps celebrate the history, cultural regional produce and heritage significance of the Shire's towns. Event organisers can often be overwhelmed by polices, procedures and processes. Below is a list of Council permits, application forms and guidelines that will give your committee or organisation an easy path through the planning process.
Overview of pests and Council programs
The Pfeiffer Pfrolic celebrates the release of the newest vintage of Pfeiffer Gamay - join us for this special occasion when we brunch into lunch on our idyllic Sunday Creek bridge on the Sunday prior to the Melbourne Cup. From 11am.
Celebrating the work of artists who have visited the winery and have painted, drawn, sketched or photographed their favourite winery scene. Visitors are also invited to participate in the People’s Choice Award. Original artwork will also be available for sale. Entry No charge, Cheese Platters available to be enjoyed in our idyllic setting or on our historic Sunday Creek Bridge.
Planning and building compliance
Policies regarding heritage
Fun Run starting from the Old Beechworth Prison round the Gorge to the New Beechworth Correctional Centre in Flat Rock Road. There will be stalls, sausage sizzle and children's entertainment at the Beechworth Correctional Centre. Transport will be provided for competitors requiring transport back to Beechworth. Please note revised date of the event.
The Progress Bulletin is distributed to Councillors every two months at Council meetings.
Protecting heritage with overlays
Indigo Shire Council prepares a range of Public Notices to keep the community informed about events and projects at Council and around the community.
Rainbow Fair - Beechworth Uniting Church
Your rates contribute to about one third of Council's overall budget, which also includes government contributions, fees and charges.
Indigo Shire Council is currently compiling a calendar of events for next year. The events will be included on the shire’s website and where possible also listed in tourism’s quarterly festivals and events guide.
Please fill out your event details by clicking here. Once completed, please email the completed event form to Indigo Shire Council Tourism Support Officer, Therese Crane tcrane@indigoshire.vic.gov.au.
All dogs and cats over three months of age must be registered with Council. Once your dog or cat is registered, they receive a Council identification number.
Indigo Shire Mayor, Cr Larry Goldsworthy, said today the draft Budget for 2012-13 would ensure that Council's objectives could be met in the coming financial year, while cementing Indigo Shire's position among the lowest-rating Shires in Victoria.
Restrictive Covenants & Section 173 Agreements
Roads closed or with limited access after flooding
Roads around Indigo Shire may be closed off for various reasons. Click here to learn more.
Information about local sealed and gravel roads, drains and the Shire's parks, gardens and reserves.
Here is a list of roads damaged by heavy rain and floods in 2010.
Council is seeking feedback on its draft Roadside Management Plan.
Council's Roadside Weed Initiative assists landholders to stop the spread of weeds on roadsides next to their property.
Overview of conservation on roadsides
The last remaining Agricultural Show in the Indigo Shire, the Rutherglen Show provides a traditional Agricultural Show experience with horse events, Animal exhibits and the best of country cooking, arts and crafts on display. A true family experience with lots to see and ample free entertainment to enjoy.
Rutherglen Lions Park 6pm. Kids special time singing, sausage sizzle and Santa. 8.30pm traditional carols.
The annual Rutherglen Country Fair, one of the largest in the country, stretches the entire length of Main Street with over 350 stalls. There’s fun and entertainment for the whole family including grape treading, barrel racing and live music.
Over 30 local and regional producers offering an extensive range of fresh local produce for sale that will include fresh seasonable fruit and vegetables, local extra virgin olive oils, organic sourdough bread, nashi juice, marmalades and spreads, local lamb, Murray Cod and much more.
Over 30 local and regional producers offering an extensive range of fresh local produce for sale that will include fresh seasonable fruit and vegetables, local extra virgin olive oils, organic sourdough bread, nashi juice, marmalades and spreads, local lamb, Murray Cod and much more.
Over 30 local and regional producers offering an extensive range of fresh local produce for sale that will include fresh seasonable fruit and vegetables, local extra virgin olive oils, organic sourdough bread, nashi juice, marmalades and spreads, local lamb, Murray Cod and much more.
Over 30 local and regional producers offering an extensive range of fresh local produce for sale that will include fresh seasonable fruit and vegetables, local extra virgin olive oils, organic sourdough bread, nashi juice, marmalades and spreads, local lamb, Murray Cod and much more.
Over 30 local and regional producers offering an extensive range of fresh local produce for sale that will include fresh seasonable fruit and vegetables, local extra virgin olive oils, organic sourdough bread, nashi juice, marmalades and spreads, local lamb, Murray Cod and much more.
Over 30 local and regional producers offering an extensive range of fresh local produce for sale that will include fresh seasonable fruit and vegetables, local extra virgin olive oils, organic sourdough bread, nashi juice, marmalades and spreads, local lamb, Murray Cod and much more.
Over 30 local and regional producers offering an extensive range of fresh local produce for sale that will include fresh seasonable fruit and vegetables, local extra virgin olive oils, organic sourdough bread, nashi juice, marmalades and spreads, local lamb, Murray Cod and much more.
The issue of heavy vehicles in Main Street Rutherglen has been an issue for Rutherglen residents over many years.
One Man's trash, another man's treasure! Brought to you by the Rutherglen Lions Club. Starts 8am, maps available at the Lions Clubhouse (old railway station). Gold coin donation To participate contact
Len Dutton 02 6032 9042. Sausage Sizzle & drinks available
Off the Hume Freeway about three hours from Melbourne
Each year the “Wines of the Show Awards” are presented at a special Awards dinner. This exclusive dining experience matches the best of Rutherglen cuisine with award winning wines from previous Rutherglen Wine Shows. Limited tickets are available to the public.
An opportunity to taste the best commercial wines Australia has to offer plus some of the rare and exclusive fortified wines for which the Rutherglen Wine producing region is renowned. A unique Tasting experience.
From crisp Rhone-style table wines to warming reds and world-class Muscats, Rutherglen Winery Walkabout is a great way to taste and compare some of the best new wines coming out of Rutherglen. Join in the excitement of Victoria’s original wine festival.
(artist to be confirmed). Join us for a lazy Saturday afternoon with the family, enjoy fine wine, delicious food and great live music on the lush green grass. Held on the first Saturday of each month, the café will be open and the atmosphere will be amazing! All concerts will go from 12.30 to 4pm. Strictly no BYO food or drink, entry free.
artist to be confirmed). Join us for a lazy Saturday afternoon with the family, enjoy fine wine, delicious food and great live music on the lush green grass. Held on the first Saturday of each month, the café will be open and the atmosphere will be amazing! All concerts will go from 12.30 to 4pm. Strictly no BYO food or drink, entry free.
(artist to be confirmed). Join us for a lazy Saturday afternoon with the family, enjoy fine wine, delicious food and great live music on the lush green grass. Held on the first Saturday of each month, the café will be open and the atmosphere will be amazing! All concerts will go from 12.30 to 4pm. Strictly no BYO food or drink, entry free.
(artist to be confirmed). Join us for a lazy Saturday afternoon with the family, enjoy fine wine, delicious food and great live music on the lush green grass. Held on the first Saturday of each month, the café will be open and the atmosphere will be amazing! All concerts will go from 12.30 to 4pm. Strictly no BYO food or drink, entry free.
On the first Saturday of every month from bring your family and friends and enjoy a lazy day on the lawns with a glass of wine and lunch from the café while grooving to live music from 12.30 to 4pm. Artist to be advised.
(artist to be confirmed). Join us for a lazy Saturday afternoon with the family, enjoy fine wine, delicious food and great live music on the lush green grass. Held on the first Saturday of each month, the café will be open and the atmosphere will be amazing! All concerts will go from 12.30 to 4pm. Strictly no BYO food or drink, entry free.
(artist to be confirmed). Join us for a lazy Saturday afternoon with the family, enjoy fine wine, delicious food and great live music on the lush green grass. Held on the first Saturday of each month, the café will be open and the atmosphere will be amazing! All concerts will go from 12.30 to 4pm. Strictly no BYO food or drink, entry free.
Join us for a lazy Saturday afternoon at St Leonards. Bring the family, enjoy fine wine, delicious food & great live music on the lush green grass for Music on the Murray from 12.30pm to 4pm.
The Stetson Family bring a fresh twist to the timeless sound of bluegrass and high-lonesome country and folk with their home-made songs of snake-handlin’ preachers, shallow bush graves, love gone wrong and wandering down life’s crooked highways. The band is made up of Nad Budge, vocals/dobro, John Bartholomeusz, Guitar/vocals, Colin Swanny Swan, Banjo, Eck Carswell, Mandolin and ‘Cool Hand’ Luke Richardson on the bull fiddle. They’ve made a splash at many festivals over the last few years and have a brand spanking new album, The Devil in His Sunday Best which was dubbed “A landmark Australian roots album for 2011.” - Rhythms Magazine.
(artist to be confirmed). Join us for a lazy Saturday afternoon with the family, enjoy fine wine, delicious food and great live music on the lush green grass. Held on the first Saturday of each month, the café will be open and the atmosphere will be amazing! All concerts will go from 12.30 to 4pm. Strictly no BYO food or drink, entry free.
School children from Wahgunyah, Sandy Creek and Wooragee will have the opportunity to see their dreams turned into reality – well, almost.
This page provides an overview of the collaborative action being taken to address the threat posed by Serrated Tussock.
Services for children and families
A directory of services and links collected for easy access.
Shehan Drive Outfall and Retention Basin Works (Contract No. 12/1992)
Indigo Shire, along with six other North East Councils, is encouraging people to register their interest in the Solar North East Program.
Regional Gay and Lesbian festival for all in Yackandandah.
Stand pipes are located throughout Shire and provides water free of charge for stock use only.
Documentary about the Black Power salute at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. On the winners' dais after the men's 200-metre final, Americans Tommie Smith and John Carlos defied protocol by raising their fists to signal to the world the racial tension ripping through the heart of the USA. The image became an iconic gesture of defiance and pride. The third man on the podium was Australian silver medallist Peter Norman. Norman was deeply involved in what occurred and wore a badge in support of their cause. For that, Norman would be punished for the rest of his life.
Cost: $20 includes BBQ tea, film showing, discussion and supper or come along at 8.15pm for film showing etc, without BBQ tea – cost $10. Children half price. Bookings essential for catering to: Lois Hotson 03 5726 1358, hotson@westnet.com.au, Emma/Matt at Chiltern Post Office or Kath/Tony at Gillman Real Estate, Main Street, Rutherglen.
Our Australian Classic Movie nights are usually held on the 3rd Saturday of each month (except June /July & December/January) at the Star Theatre Chiltern at 7pm. Cost: $20 includes BBQ tea, film showing, discussion and supper or come along at 8.15pm for film showing etc, without BBQ tea – cost $10. Children half price. Bookings essential for catering to: Lois Hotson 03 5726 1358, hotson@westnet.com.au, Emma/Matt at Chiltern Post Office or Kath/Tony at Gillman Real Estate, Main Street, Rutherglen.
Our Australian Classic Movie nights are usually held on the 3rd Saturday of each month (except June /July & December/January) at the Star Theatre Chiltern at 7pm. Cost: $20 includes BBQ tea, film showing, discussion and supper or come along at 8.15pm for film showing etc, without BBQ tea – cost $10. Children half price. Bookings essential for catering to: Lois Hotson 03 5726 1358, hotson@westnet.com.au, Emma/Matt at Chiltern Post Office or Kath/Tony at Gillman Real Estate, Main Street, Rutherglen.
Our Australian Classic Movie nights are usually held on the 3rd Saturday of each month (except June /July & December/January) at the Star Theatre Chiltern at 7pm. Cost: $20 includes BBQ tea, film showing, discussion and supper or come along at 8.15pm for film showing etc, without BBQ tea – cost $10. Children half price. Bookings essential for catering to: Lois Hotson 03 5726 1358, hotson@westnet.com.au, Emma/Matt at Chiltern Post Office or Kath/Tony at Gillman Real Estate, Main Street, Rutherglen.
The Osbornes Flat Hall was the perfect setting as the communities of Allans Flat and Osbornes Flat came together on 18 April to share their energy and a united community vision. Twenty four locals took part in Indigo Shire’s Community Strengthening team’s latest Community Feast which has been a popular concept to engage residents in an informal community planning activity.
Council will announce the winners of the 2011 Sustainability Awards on Friday 14 October.
Indigo Shire’s five swimming pools in Yackandandah, Chiltern, Rutherglen, Tangambalanga and Beechworth will officially open this Saturday 19 November. Swimmers can expect improved facilities including the Chiltern swimming pool repainted, new chlorine tanks installed at Beechworth and Yackandandah pools and the entrance to the Rutherglen pool has a new coat of paint.
Swimming Pool Fees and Opening Hours
Start your festival experience with a regional showcase dinner highlighting the best produce from the Rutherglen region. Details to be advised.
Registration and Statement of Trade for all Temporary Food Premises under new State Legislation.
Tender 12/1999 Flood Damage Road Repair Works – Various Locations Within Indigo Shire
Click here to see current Council Tenders and Expressions of Interest
Run by the Yackandandah Primary School a great day for the whole family.
A guiding document for the Murray River Foreshore
Date to be Confirmed. An annual event for Dirt Bikers to raise money for the Yackandandah Primary School. This event is held at Mt Big Ben.
More than 30 homes selling their goodies. Gold coin donation for map.
To display business signage
To remove or cut down a tree
To run a business from home
To set up a Bed and Breakfast (B&B)
Cycle through the majestic old vineyards and wineries of Rutherglen and indulge your wine passion as you go. Whether you’re a lycra clad mad keen cyclist or only dust off your two wheels once a year, the Tour de Rutherglen is a magnificent way to explore the Rutherglen Wine Region.
Visitor Information Centres
Township Protection Plans are in draft form for some Indigo communities. We would like your feedback on these.
The Tree Management Plan provides for the protection and enhancement of trees in the Indigo Shire.
Indigo Shire Council received advice today that the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal has approved a permit for a quarry on Skeleton Hill at Chiltern.
List of VicRoads maintained Roads.
Visitor Information Centre provide destination and activity suggestions for visitors across the Shire.
The Historic Precinct is seeking motivated and reliable people to join the expanding team of Volunteers.
Overview of Council's policy as it relates to water
To address concerns with slow water leaks at Rutherglen’s Lake King, the lake’s water level is in the process of being lowered.
Community Strengthening activities in Barnawartha
Community Strengthening activities in Beechworth
Community Strengthening activities in Bruarong
Community Strengthening activities in Chiltern
Community Strengthening activities in the Indigo Valley
Community Strengthening updates for the towns of Kiewa and Tangambalanga
Community Strengthening activities in Sandy Creek
Community Strengthening activities in Stanley
Community Strengthening activities in Wahgunyah
Community Strengthening activities in Yackandandah
What will Indigo Shire be like for Violet in 2030? Violet will be 19 in 2030: what can she look forward to in terms of education, training, work, the changing climate, the environment that sustains us all, our rich culture and heritage?
Community Strengthening activities currently happening in Wooragee
The Lake Sambell Management Committee and Indigo Shire are inviting interested residents to discuss their vision for Lake Sambell, and come down and celebrate the 21st birthday of the Lake Sambell Committee of Management at Sandy Beach from 5-7pm on Saturday 19 November.
William Street, Finch Street Intersection Drainage Upgrade Work (Contract No. 12/2001).
Costumes and Cabernets attract the crowds for this fun-filled June Long weekend. In its 38th year this is one festival you should not miss. We will have new vintages, old “pfavourites” and our outstanding award winning. Our seriously popular Seriously Pink is back as a seriously good slushy. Take your memories home with you with the original “Photo on a Bottle” or by collecting our 2012 Special Release Winery Walkabout Fortified Wine Pack. Access to the Reserve Tasting Area is only $10pp with Wine Club Members “pfree”. Plus, we will have dancing in the Juke Box Tent, hot food and great coffee, salty snacks and sweet treats!
A delicious feast of local produce - eggs, ciabatta, tomatoes, Morris St award winning sausages and bacon, potato fritters and chutney. Served in front of a roaring bonfire with our breakfast sensation - Late Harvest Biancone! Bookings essential.
Celebrate a northern European Christmas inside the intimate setting of the strawbale winery. Anton will be roasting a whole suckling pig and Brooke will be bringing out a few special presents on the night.
Indigo Shire Council and the Beechworth Treescape Group have agreed that an Interim Consultative Group will work with Council on tree management in Beechworth until a permanent group can be set up.
Date to be confirmed. The Yackandandah Carols by Candlelight is being held at the Yackandandah Memorial Gardens. Lions Club BBQ begins at 6pm. Carols at 7.30pm.
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
Located in the Public Hall, High Street commencing at 7 p.m. Cost is $9.00 for Adults, $6.00 for children and $25.00 for a family (four).
This showcases 12 identities from the 19th Century and their counterparts in the community today. The exhibition will also feature postcards from the Yackandandah Primary School, showing their interpretation of some present Yackandandah identities. Conversations in the red chair - interviews with the "new" identities featured in the exhibition. Two identities will be interviewed at each session.
• January 8
• January 22
• February 5.
This exhibition will be on display until April 2012 during the usual opening times.
Held at the heritage listed Yackandandah Hall and entry fee is $7. Practice lessons are held every Tuesday night and entry fee is $3.
Held at the heritage listed Yackandandah Hall and entry fee is $7. Practice lessons are held every Tuesday night and entry fee is $3.
Held at the heritage listed Yackandandah Hall and entry fee is $7. Practice lessons are held every Tuesday night and entry fee is $3.
Held at the heritage listed Yackandandah Hall and entry fee is $7. Practice lessons are held every Tuesday night and entry fee is $3.
Held at the heritage listed Yackandandah Hall and entry fee is $7. Practice lessons are held every Tuesday night and entry fee is $3.
Held at the heritage listed Yackandandah Hall and entry fee is $5. Practice lessons are held every Tuesday night and entry fee is $3.
Held at the heritage listed Yackandandah Hall and entry fee is $7. Practice lessons are held every Tuesday night and entry fee is $3.
Held at the heritage listed Yackandandah Hall and entry fee is $7. Practice lessons are held every Tuesday night and entry fee is $3.
Comedy, dramas, animations and thrillers will be the order of the day at the inaugural screening of the 7 Hours and 7 Minutes short film festival to be held at the Bruarong Hall on Sunday 27 November from 7.30pm – 9.30pm.
Council has seven councillors who serve the community for a four year term. Councillors were elected to office in November 2008.
Do you know a young person who achieves great things?
Youth Services in Indigo Shire are diverse and exciting. Opportunities exist to participate, to have input and to enhance and develop new skills and to come together and celebrate.
A cycling adventure set in the glorious north-east. Calling all chaps, dandies and bon vivants, join us for a weekend of cycling revelry and high fashion in 'vintage' Rutherglen. 'The Sweet Cycle' is a leisurely three stage event featuring the very best of Rutherglen. Indulge in a Louisa Morris Cakes High Tea; learn from the best in a sherry and charcuterie master class hosted by Australia’s most awarded winemaker, before finishing with a treasure trove tasting of Rutherglen Muscat & Topaque with matching petit fours.
Classic bikes and vintage style are encouraged on this leisurely 25km ride through the Rutherglen countryside, with great prizes awarded to our best dressed participants.
Commencing from the Rutherglen Wine Experience
Saturday 19 May, 11.00am
$90 per person – bookings essential
Phone 1800 622 871 or email info@rutherglenvic.com