The Albury Wodonga Sustainable Living Festival kicks off this weekend. Promoting sustainable living in our community, the festival includes tours of sustainable homes, farms and waste centres, and workshops covering vegetable gardening, gift wrapping and art materials.

In another cross-border first, AlburyCity and Wodonga Council have teamed up with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) to deliver a data snapshot that will help drive economic and population growth for the border cities.

The Albury-Wodonga Regional Deal has taken another significant step forward with Federal and State Ministers and the Mayors of both cities providing in-principle endorsement of a draft package to shape the Deal.

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The Albury Wodonga Regional Deal is currently under development and we are seeking to consult widely with Indigenous Australians in the region.

Important steps have been taken towards securing Albury Wodonga’s technological and environmental future, with the councils of both cities formally adopting two very different but equally important strategies under the Two Cities One Community banner.

AlburyCity and Wodonga Council have welcomed the NSW Government’s announcement that the border entry zone will be widened to fifty kilometres from next week.

The partnership between Albury and Wodonga councils is set to reach new heights, following the signing of a Statement of Intent to create Australia’s first-ever cross-border Regional Deal.

Wodonga volunteer Barry Barton has received the inaugural Two Cities One Community Volunteer of the Year award for his contribution to the twin cities.