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MAYOR’S MESSAGE
Cr Ruth Gstrein (Mayor)
Central Ward
ruth.gstrein@
corangamite.vic.gov.au
M. 0407 320 283
Cr Jo Beard (Deputy Mayor)
South Central Ward
jo.beard@
corangamite.vic.gov.au
M. 0417 369 457
Cr Nick Cole
North Ward
nick.cole@
corangamite.vic.gov.au
M. 0455 111 459
Australia Day celebrations from left Mayor Ruth Gstrein and Achievement Award recipient
Enid O’Connor, guest speaker Amanda Nash. Cr Geraldine Conheady
Central Ward
Welcome to the autumn edition of
geraldine.conheady@
corangamite.vic.gov.au
Corangamite News M. 0418 689 617
Cr Laurie Hickey
It’s strange to think that this time been submitting ideas about Central Ward
last year, we were about to head how Council should prepare laurie.hickey@
into our first COVID-19 lockdown. for the future. What’s important corangamite.vic.gov.au
to our communities? What are M. 0455 111 670
This past year has been a
the long-term priorities? More
real challenge for some of our Cr Kate Makin
than 100 submissions have been
residents. The impacts of COVID South-West Ward
received so far (see more on page kate.makin@
have been far-reaching and
5), and the 35-member Citizens corangamite.vic.gov.au
varied, and we’ve all had to
Jury will meet in March and May M. 0427 983 566
adapt to living differently in some
to discuss themes and come up
way. Some businesses have just Cr Jamie Vogels
with a recommended vision and
survived, while others have thrived. Coastal Ward
direction.
jamie.vogels@
I want to thank all our residents
As a Council, we must genuinely corangamite.vic.gov.au
who really shifted their focus
serve and be ultimately guided by M. 0455 111 645
to buying and supporting local
our communities. We recognise,
businesses. Our communities
continue to be resilient because
too, that our 12 communities have Council meetings
totally different needs and wants.
we support each other, and that’s Tuesday 20 April
Skipton’s priorities are going to be
what makes Corangamite a great Tuesday 25 May
very different to Port Campbell’s.
place to live. Tuesday 22 June
It is important these needs
Council’s current focus is the Venue: Killara Centre,
are captured in any Vision to Camperdown, 7 pm
Community Vision 2040 and
ensure our Council represents
Council Plan 2021-2025. Under the Council meetings are now
all of our communities fairly
new Victorian Local Government livestreamed on our Facebook
and responsibly. Most of all,
Act 2020, every Council must come page: facebook.com/
it’s important this is driven by
up with a community-led vision corangamiteshire or can be
the community. I want to thank accessed afterwards on our
of a preferred future for the whole
residents who have sent in Corangamite Shire YouTube
municipality. This vision is created
submissions or put their hands up channel.
independently by the community,
to be involved on the Citizens Jury.
for the community. It is updated Agendas are placed on our
every four years with a newly website on Friday before a
elected Council. Council meeting:
Cr Ruth Gstrein corangamite.vic.gov.au/Council
Since December, residents have
Mayor
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AUSTRALIA DAY 2021
Clockwise from top: Terang RSL tram restoration team members Terry Fidge, Bruce Moore,
Gary McKenzie, Roger Primmer and Don Bowden. Citizen of the Year John Kavanagh,
Achievement Award recipients.
Top citizens recognised
Skipton’s John Kavanagh (top an opportunity for people to
right) is Corangamite Shire’s 2021 remember those who passed on
Citizen of the Year. years ago.”
Mr Kavanagh’s life of service to the Mr Kavanagh joked that “you
community started 64 years ago get no complaints,” in his role as
Achievement
when he joined the CFA as a 14 president of the Skipton Cemetery
year old. Trust. awards
“The CFA is a good thing to get “Then I was involved in the • Elizabeth Bowden – Terang
involved in,” he said. hall committee. It’s a fairly • Margaret Clark – Skipton
“It’s very important. The knowledge well maintained hall. I’m in the
• Peter Conheady –
you get is important for bad days, photography club which is fairly Camperdown
it’ll save you and other people. successful. We have an annual
• Kate Daffy – Cobden
photographic show which gets
“I held just about every position • Malcolm Fletcher – Skipton
700-800 entries each year.”
in the CFA: fire manager, deputy • Ron (Ronnie) Holmes – Terang
group officer, strike team, leader Mr Kavanagh said his motivation
• Peter McSween – Noorat
sector commander. My first job to serve the community came
down to “Things need to be done”. • John Maher – Camperdown
was radio and I’ve been doing
• Enid O’Connor – Timboon
radio ever since on and off.” “You feel like you can contribute in
a way. You get ideas and put them • Craig Walker – Skipton
The former Mannibadar farmer
moved to Skipton “10 or 15 years forward. They don’t always come
ago,” and became a timber to fruition but people eventually The Community Event of the Year
cutter, carting loads as far as come around. award was awarded to the Terang
Camperdown, Colac and Alvie. “If you feel things should be RSL Sub-Branch tram restoration
done, get involved. Do it yourself. launch committee (top left).
In Skipton he kept up his lifelong
association with the CFA and Surround yourself with like-minded Members of the restoration team
became involved in numerous people. There’s no sense sitting at gave much of their spare time over
other groups as well, including home complaining. You’ve got to 18 months to restore Tram W871
helping set up the Skipton Branch get involved.” and convert it into an interactive
of the Friends of the RSL. His wife of 52 years, Cath, has been multimedia education centre and
by his side every step of the way. museum.
“It was one of the first friends
of the RSL in Victoria. We hold “She’s worked with me every day of
two functions a year. Anzac Day our married life. If anything needs
and one in November. It gives doing, she’s out there with me.”
www.corangamite.vic.gov.au / 3
BUSINESS PROFILE
The Birdcage Cafe: Lismore
It’s been an eventful couple of “It’s quite secure,” Debra said. “You November, opened the Birdcage
years since Peter and Debra Shore can sit there with kids. The highway on 28 February 2019. The name
opened The Birdcage Café in is quite busy. You don’t want them comes from Debra’s favourite film
Lismore. running out.” and the décor references ‘To Kill a
Major energy projects have “We’ve been able to expand the Mockingbird’, Alfred Hitchock’s ‘The
allowed them to gain from the menu. It’s more efficient and easier Birds’, and glamourous women of
infrastructure workers what they to keep clean. the silver screen.
lost in tourist trade during the “We bought new equipment to “We employ three local people
pandemic. cater for demand—a commercial part-time. The idea is hopefully we
“We’re missing them at the sandwich press, new shake maker can build this up and can employ
moment – the overseas travellers and deep fryer. them long-term.
and Melbournites,” Peter said. The “We put in a new floor. It takes “The menu will improve and
business has diversified to into the wear and tear and is easier to expand with more variety. One of
curios, clothing, collectibles, and clean.” my dreams would be to have it
even locally grown flowers. licensed and open with options for
There’s new stainless walls and
There are still plenty of coffees a wine and tapas or a full meal.
more stainless steel benches for
to sell to highway traffic improved cleaning and hygiene. “This is it for Peter and I. This is
passing between Ballarat and our future. We love it. We’re very
“We’re a home-style café,” Peter
Warrnambool, or Melbourne and passionate about it.”
said.
Hamilton. The Birdcage Cafe opens six days
“All the cakes and biscuits are
“There’s quite a bit of work with the a week from 7 am, closing on
made by our daughter Danielle
wind farms and the power plant. Wednesdays for much earned rest
Brain.
They’ve been so good to us,” Peter and preparation for the work week
said. “We buy in gluten free because it’s ahead.
safer that way. We try to cater for
Last year the Shores launched an Find The Birdcage Cafe on
everyone. Vegetarians and vegans
outdoor dining area, with support Facebook or phone 0428 324 430.
we can accommodate.”
from the State Government’s
COVID-19 Outdoor Eating and The Shores, who moved from
Entertainment Package. Melbourne 12 years ago in
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We asked residents what
they love about where
they live and how they
would like their town to
look in 2040?
The 2040 Community
Vision is a project to
develop a community-
led vision of a preferred
future for the whole
municipality.
Over the past months
residents have Georgie Sporton Kym Gordon Sarah Cumming
sent in ideas and D-arne Rossiter Brooke Luke TERANG
opinions about how Matilda Kemp DERRINALLUM I have been living here for
we should prepare for SKIPTON The sense of community. over three years now and
the future. You can That it’s a small, Everybody is friendly and I love it. The people here
view submissions at comfortable community. there’s a great community are wonderful and it’s such
corangamite.vic.gov. Everyone is really friendly spirit. a beautiful country town.
au/2040 and welcoming. People Would like to see more Perfect for a family with
help each other. Kind of families have the everything within walking
A independent Citizens
want it to stay the same opportunity to buy or distance and a wonderful
Jury (made up of
– the small community is build in Derrinallum. More walking track for everyone
community members)
great. More places to eat land and subdivisions are to enjoy. I would love to see
will now meet to come
and go out for dinner with needed. More facilities and the town continue to grow
up with a vision and families would be good. and some more youth
activities for kids (eg. skate
direction towards 2040. More places to meet up programs and events
park) would be great.
with mates. initiated.
Darcy Tribe Douglas Jackson Bree Jones Stephen Baldock
PORT CAMPBELL COBDEN SIMPSON LISMORE
I like the community of Port I like that Cobden is a A small town with a big The peace, open space
Campbell and the variety caring, loving and small heart, Simpson is filled and the room. You come
of individuals. There are community. Everybody with plenty of community back from places like
community groups doing knows everybody. spirit. There’s a sense of Ballarat and it’s nice to get
good things and I also like security within the town home to the peace.
I’d like to see more
the coastline and national as we all look after one
opportunities to attract or For a small town we have
parks. By 2040, I hope the another. Would love to see
keep young people and great recreational facilities
town hasn’t expanded more families settle in the
businesses in the town. like the football oval and
into bushland, with new area but for this to happen
Over the last few years I’ve golf course. I’d like to town
developments harming we would need further
seen these areas decline. to grow with faster internet
the environment. I want employment opportunities. for more businesses to
major chains of shops and More facilities would be relocate here. Also more
fast food that have been fantastic so that locals housing and designated
kept out of town. I hope the would not need to travel sites for future growth.
town gets in power feed off outside of the Simpson
renewable energies and area as often.
not fossil fuels.
www.corangamite.vic.gov.au / 5
RECREATION
Official launch
skipton
skate park
Saturday 27 March
1-5 pm, Jubilee Park
Live music: Potent24
Snakes Don’t Need Keys
Brody and the Oxy Clinic
Skateboarding sessions
Stencil art workshop
BBQ and dumplings
New Skipton skate park
Skipton’s young and young-at- the computer skills to get funding “Some of the people with licenses
heart have more opportunities applications in.” will do the circuit of Scarsdale,
to stay active and healthy now Snake Valley and now Skipton. A
The committee circulated a
the skate park at Jubilee Park is few of them are talking about that
petition to gauge the level of
finished. circuit. That’ll get the young ones
community interest and almost
The multi-discipline street and 300 people signed. from Ballarat.”
transition style facility has a mini- Mr Smith said the skate park
“We put the petition into the
ramp, a 1.2m-high quarter pipe, could also provide a rest break for
supermarket and roadhouse and
bank, ledge, flat rail, down ledge, families passing on the highway.
wherever. The kids all signed it and
and quarter to kerb.
the parents were all very much in “It’s a spectacular little site
The design caters for all skill levels, agreement.” overlooking the lake here. We do
with obstacles mainly for beginner hope it will stop a lot of the passing
As a result of the petition, Council
to intermediate skaters, BMX and travellers with kids on board.”
allocated $20,000 in its 2020-
scooter riders.
2021 Budget for design, and North Ward Councillor Nick Cole
About the same length as the sourced $120,000 through the congratulated the committee and
Skipton pool, it ties into the Federal Government’s Local Roads the community on their great work
existing infrastructure including and Community Infrastructure to get the project up and running.
the playground, tennis courts, Program. The community raised “The committee members deserve
barbecue shelter, seating and another $50,000. a pat on the back for their months
walking paths.
“[Stockyard Hill Wind Farm of hard work, as do the businesses
Skipton Lions member Doug Smith developer] Goldwind and our local and individuals who have
is on the Skatepark 4 Skipton Skipton Community Shop were contributed.
committee. very good contributors. Those Member for Wannon, Dan Tehan
He said the Lions were approached two put in quite a bit of money said he was delighted that the
about the possibility of a skate and that really got the ball rolling. skate park in Skipton had been
park and set up the committee All the local businesses have included as a project under the
with members from outside the contributed accordingly.” Commonwealth Government’s
club. Mr Smith said many of the town’s Local Roads and Community
“They’re in the 35-45 age range. skaters had been using the Infrastructure (LRCI) Program.
These are people who have got highway and the new park would
kids from 10-20. They also have give them a safer place to skate.
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COMMUNITY
Grant programs
now open
Community groups,
organisations and individuals
can benefit from Council’s
annual grants program.
The Community Grants
Program is available for
community events, workshops
and equipment purchases,
planning activities and
the development of new
community, leisure, cultural or
recreational programs.
The Facility Grants Program
offers support to Committees Sunburst project Hay bale trail
of Management and clubs or
organisations whose primary
function in the Shire is to help Building social capital
with facility improvements or
Social capital is a fancy term for community involvement and the strength
equipment.
of our ties to each other in a community.
The Environment Support
If a disaster occurs in a town with high social capital, people roll up their
Grants Program provides
sleeves and help each other recover. In a pandemic like COVID-19, there
support for incorporated
isn’t a fence to mend or a house to re-build. However, by building social
community groups,
capital in our communities we’re not just getting back to life pre-COVID
organisations and individuals
but building resilience for years to come.
to undertake environment and
sustainability projects in the So, how can you help build social capital in your community?
Shire, including installation of Easy, get out and get involved. Join a local community group... just taking
energy and water-saving items small moments of your day, like standing in line at the store to make
at community facilities. genuine connections with the people around you, even strangers. This
The Events and Festivals Grants sense of connection builds momentum and strengthens that sense of
Program includes funding community small towns are so well known for.
and in-kind support for bigger Council and the COVID Community recovery team will be doing our part,
events that increase visitation putting on a series of community-connecting events over the next four
and stimulate economic activity months.
in the Shire.
Our goal is to bring our residents together and build Corangamite’s social
Applications open early April capital - not just to where it was before COVID-19, but even further. Here’s
and close at 5 pm on Monday shortlist of events we have planned. Stay tuned for more details on our
24 May. website and social media.
Guidelines, application
forms and finance forms are
Neighbor Day – Helping you host Neighbor day!
Sunday 28 March
available at :
corangamite.vic.gov.au/grants Free relaxation classes - Reboot your routine with classes across
Groups and individuals are the Shire from March through to June.
encouraged to call us on
Upskilling Corangamite – a series of job ready training events from
5593 7100 to discuss their
March to April.
application and make sure it
meets funding criteria. Community Life Expo – bring community groups together
22 & 23 May
www.corangamite.vic.gov.au / 7
HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Preparing
for COVID-19 SPECIAL
vaccinations OFFER
al
$40 per anim
ud es th e m icrochip,
As the cooler months approach, incl
d recording
insertion an
so does the annual flu season. e Central
for life on th
An im al Re cords
An annual flu vaccination not only da ta ba se
protects you, it helps protect the
wider community.
This year, residents will be offered
free COVID-19 vaccinations as
part of Australia’s response to the
global pandemic.
While initial COVID-19 vaccinations
will be offered to Corangamite’s Microchip Week
frontline workers and ‘at risk’
residents, planning is well
6-9 April 2021
underway to deliver vaccinations
to our wider population over the Come along and Terang & Mortlake Vet Clinic
coming months. have your pet 20 Estcourt Street, Terang 5592 2111
Once you are vaccinated against permanently The Vet Group
99 Bailey Street, Timboon 5558 6666
a virus like influenza, measles or identified with
Hampden Vet Clinic
COVID-19, you are far less likely to a microchip, 22 Curdie Street, Cobden 5595 1100
catch the virus. If you do, the illness
will be less severe and recovery
performed by Camperdown Vet Clinic
time will be quicker. local veterinarians 3 Leura Street, Camperdown 5593 1077
22 Main Street, Derrinallum
The Australian Department of or authorised
4450 Glenelg Highway, Skipton
Health reminds residents that implanters.
higher vaccination rates makes
outbreaks much less likely.
Bookings essential
In terms of COVID-19, it also Payment is required on the day
reduces the need for preventive Please make sure your dog is on a lead and
measures, such as border closures cats are in a secure cage or box.
and travel restrictions.
TROUBLE What do you want from your local library?
PAYING RATES?
Corangamite Shire rates were
due in full on 15 February, with
final notices due to be sent out in What do you want your local library to look like in the future? What
the coming weeks. would motivate you to use library services more?
We recognise that this may be
We (Corangamite and Moyne Shires) are seeking public input to
a difficult time for some with
impacts of COVID and support come up with a plan on how we can continue to provide quality
programs coming to an end. library services to our communities.
If you are having trouble paying Please complete a short survey online at corangamite.vic.gov.au/
rates, please give us a call on library or fill out a hard copy survey at your local library.
5593 7100 to discuss options.
Submissions close Wednesday 31 March.
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Whose road is it?
19
Local roads versus arterial roads Glenelg Highway 2
2
The State Government owns and manages 603 Skipton
14
kilometres of arterial roads in Corangamite Shire
(see map on the right).
Most of the calls we receive about road
issues relate to these arterial roads. We know 11
our residents don’t care whether it is a local
(Council-owned) road, or an arterial (Regional
Roads Victoria) road - they just want decent
roads to travel on. Darlington Hamilton Highway
If you would like to report a roads 3
Derrinallum
maintenance issue, follow these Lismore
simple steps.
2
Use the map on the right to work out if the
road is a local road, managed by Council, or 9
an arterial road, managed by Regional Roads
8
Victoria.
If it is an arterial road: 15
Noorat Princes Highway
1. Go to the Regional Roads Victoria
website on your your smart device 12 1
Camperdown
or computer.
Terang 3
2. Hit the feedback button at the
5
bottom right of page.
7 Cobden
3. Register your concerns or call
133 RRV (133 778) Monday to Friday 6
8 am to 6 pm 16
1 4
4. Our customer service team can also
help with RRV requests. 10
If it is a local road: Simpson
Make a customer request online at Timboon 18
www.corangamite.vic.gov.au/Contact
or call 03 5593 7100 between 8:30 am and
5 pm, Monday to Friday.
Port Campbell
13
Great Ocean Road
Princetown
4
Arterial roads:
1 Princes Highway 11 Ayresford Road 11 Lismore-Skipton Road
2 Glenelg Highway 2 Camperdown-Lismore Road 12 MacKinnons Bridge Road
3 Hamilton Highway 3 Camperdown-Cobden Road 13 Princetown Road
4 Great Ocean Road 4 Cobden-Port Campbell Road 14 Skipton-Rokewood Road
5 Cobden-Stonyford Road 15 Terang-Mortlake Road
6 Cobden-Warrnambool Road
16 Timboon-Colac Road
7 Cobden-Terang Road
17 Timboon-Nullawarre Road
8 Darlington Road
18 Timboon-Port Campbell Road
9 Foxhow Road
19 Skipton-Beaufort Road
10 Lavers Hill-Cobden Road
www.corangamite.vic.gov.au / 9
STAFF PROFILE
Current
projects
Skipton kinder
If you receive community care services from the Shire, chances are you’ve $390,000 for an extra
dealt with our team members Gabrielle and Hana. playroom to accommodate
three-year-old kindergarten.
Gabrielle Williams Hana Day Due to be finished in April.
Thanks to Skipton families
Administration Support Administration Coordinator
for your patience while this
Working for Victoria How long at Corangamite Shire? project is underway.
How long at Corangamite Shire? Eight months.
Seven months. I’m a recent What is your background?
addition. I did a year of university, studying
What is your background? nursing, where I had a placement in
I’ve worked in admin forever. I an Aged Care Facility. Then I spent
was Office Manager with a health two years working as a Finance
consultancy in Melbourne before Administrator for a sawmilling
moving to Corangamite Shire. company in Colac. During Covid-19
I was made redundant and from Public toilets upgrade
How did you wind up in
there I received a Working for Estcourt St, Terang
community services?
Victoria position at Corangamite
Purely by accident. With Working
Shire where I worked five months as
For Victoria I could have ended up
an admin for the COVID Recovery
anywhere but by a stroke of luck I
Team. This led me to my current role
ended up in Community Services
in the Positive Ageing & Inclusion
with Hana and Chloe (another
Service Provision team.
team member).
What does your role involve and
What does your role involve and
what do you enjoy about it?
what do you enjoy about it?
My role is Client and Community
I look after all the financial side of
Care Worker based. I now look
things with a bit of client and care
after the rostering of care workers
worker support.
to clients so I get to talk to a lot of Twelve Apostles Trail
What do love about where you different people within the Shire. Works on a section of trail
live? I live in Timboon. What’s not I love the role being very people- along Timboon Peterborough
to love about that place?! based. I’m able to call clients and Road and North South Road
care workers and it be my job! started in early February.
What do love about where you live? CivilNow and Ken Buck
I’m from Colac so I’m technically not excavations are installing
a Corangamite gal, but my partner culverts and preparing the
and our friends love coming up to sub-base. Works should be
Lake Bullen Merri for a water ski, finished by April.
barefoot and kneeboard.
10 / Corangamite Shire NewsWORKS
Projects on
the horizon
Public toilets upgrade
Derrinallum Mockridge Park upgrade
Corangamite Shire will submit a clubs, as well as new events to
$3.5 million funding application Camperdown.
to the State Government’s We asked for community feedback
Community Sports Infrastructure on the initial plans and received
Stimulus Program to redevelop more than 20 submissions.
Mockridge Park.
These submissions addressed
New clubrooms The proposed redevelopment, issues such as additional shade
Simpson Bowls Club which is dependent on State and shelter, the positioning of the
Government funding to go ahead, new clubrooms, potential school
includes a new pavilion, function use during the day, and naming
centre, synthetic pitch, velodrome, the facility.
female-friendly changerooms, and
If you would like to see the
lighting.
proposed designs, visit
The project is expected to attract corangamite.vic.gov.au/
new members to Camperdown’s mockridgepark
cycling, hockey and soccer
Cobden streetscape
Works on the $600K project
($300K funded by Federal
Government Local Roads and
Community Infrastructure) are
underway with initial site surveys.
Project includes:
• New concrete footpaths on
both sides of Curdie Street
• New seating and street
furniture
Cobden kinder upgrade
• Accessible car parks Works to expand Cobden & Government’s Local Roads and
repositioned and extra District Kindergarten are on track Community Infrastructure Program
spaces added in Curdie to be completed by May. in early February.
Street Corangamite Shire received The extra space will cater for the
• New plantings $689,000 back in September 2020 introduction of the subsidised
from the State Government’s three-year-old kindergarten
Building Blocks program to program.
build a second playroom at the Thank you to Cobden families for
kindergarten. It received another your patience while the project is
$260,000 from the Federal underway.
www.corangamite.vic.gov.au / 11WHAT’S ON : APRIL-JULY 2021
Port Campbell
Sunday 28 March
10am-5 pm
Lions Treasure Hunt, Street parade
Clare Younis, Flynn Gurry & the Fathoms
Seafood and local produce
Tea Cosy Auction, Kids’ activities
Find Crayfest Port Campbell on Facebook
APRIL WHAT, WHEN & WHERE MORE INFORMATION
Thursday 1 April Thursday Pictures. From 7 pm Killara Centre, Camperdown corangamitefilmsociety.com
Friday 2-4 April Inner-Varnika innervarnika.com
Friday 2-5 April Western Victoria Yachting Regatta, Lake Bullen Merri Ph: 0408 364 264
Terang market. From 9 am-1 pm at All Saints Church Ph: 0427 922 221
Saturday 3 April
parkrun Timboon, 8 am, Timboon rail trail. Every Saturday parkrun.com.au/Timboon
Sunday 4 April Camperdown Rotary Market. From 9 am-2 pm in Avenue Ph: 0447 139 639
Saturday 10 April Skipton market. From 9 am - 1 pm at Mechanics Hall Ph: 5340 2204
Mt Elephant open day. From 1-4 pm. Every Sunday mountelephant.com.au
Sunday 11 April
Cobden miniature rail, 11 am-4 pm cobdenminiaturerail.org.au
Sunday 18 April Sungold Milk Terang Cup, 11 am-6 pm Ph: 0400 557 625
Tuesday 20 April Council meeting from 7 pm, Killara Centre, Camperdown or livestreamed corangamite.vic.gov.au
MAY
Terang market. From 9 am-1 pm at All Saints Church Ph: 0427 922 221
Saturday 1 May
parkrun Timboon, 8 am, Timboon rail trail. Every Saturday parkrun.com.au/Timboon
Sunday 2 May Camperdown Rotary Market. From 9 am-2 pm in Avenue Ph: 0447 139 639
Thursday 6 May Thursday Pictures. From 7 pm Killara Centre, Camperdown corangamitefilmsociety.com
Saturday 8 May Skipton market. From 9 am - 1 pm at Mechanics Hall Ph: 5340 2204
Sunday 9 May Mt Elephant open day. From 1-4 pm. Every Sunday mountelephant.com.au
Skipton Photographic Show, Mechanics Hall, 10 am-4 pm Ph: 0439 630 884
Sunday 16 May
Cobden miniature rail, 11 am-4 pm cobdenminiaturerail.org.au
Tuesday 25 May Council meeting from 7 pm, Killara Centre, Camperdown or livestreamed corangamite.vic.gov.au
JUNE
Thursday 3 June Thursday Pictures. From 7 pm Killara Centre, Camperdown corangamitefilmsociety.com
Terang market. From 9 am-1 pm at All Saints Church Ph: 0427 922 221
Saturday 5 June
parkrun Timboon, 8 am, Timboon rail trail. Every Saturday parkrun.com.au/Timboon
Sunday 6 June Camperdown Rotary Market. From 9 am-2 pm in Avenue Ph: 0447 139 639
Saturday 12 June Skipton market. From 9 am - 1 pm at Mechanics Hall. Ph: 5340 2204
Sunday 13 June Mt Elephant open day. From 1-4 pm. Every Sunday mountelephant.com.au
Sunday 20 June Cobden miniature rail, 11 am-4 pm cobdenminiaturerail.org.au
Tuesday 22 June Council meeting from 7 pm, Killara Centre, Camperdown or livestreamed corangamite.vic.gov.au
JULY
camperdownburnsfestival.
Friday 2-4 July Camperdown Robert Burns Festival
com.au
Please note that event details may change. Check with event organisers closer to the date.
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