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Strathbogie councillors not swayed by ARTC consultation

NOT CONVINCED: At February\\'s ordinary council meeting, Cr Sally Hayes-Burke (second from left, second row), called on council to develop a rail precinct plan for Euroa. The meeting was held via Zoom. Others pictured from left, top row: director community and planning Amanda Tingay, executive manager people and culture Chris Dube, CEO Julie Salomon. Middle row: executive manager communications and engagement Kristin Favaloro, Cr Hayes-Burke, executive manager governance and customer service Dawn Bray, Cr Paul Murray. Bottom row: deputy mayor Cr Melanie Likos, Cr Laura Binks, Cr Reg Dickinson and director corporate operations David Roff.
NOT CONVINCED: At February\\'s ordinary council meeting, Cr Sally Hayes-Burke (second from left, second row), called on council to develop a rail precinct plan for Euroa. The meeting was held via Zoom. Others pictured from left, top row: director community and planning Amanda Tingay, executive manager people and culture Chris Dube, CEO Julie Salomon. Middle row: executive manager communications and engagement Kristin Favaloro, Cr Hayes-Burke, executive manager governance and customer service Dawn Bray, Cr Paul Murray. Bottom row: deputy mayor Cr Melanie Likos, Cr Laura Binks, Cr Reg Dickinson and director corporate operations David Roff.
NOT CONVINCED: At February's ordinary council meeting, Cr Sally Hayes-Burke (second from left, second row), called on council to develop a rail precinct plan for Euroa. The meeting was held via Zoom. Others pictured from left, top row: director community and planning Amanda Tingay, executive manager people and culture Chris Dube, CEO Julie Salomon. Middle row: executive manager communications and engagement Kristin Favaloro, Cr Hayes-Burke, executive manager governance and customer service Dawn Bray, Cr Paul Murray. Bottom row: deputy mayor Cr Melanie Likos, Cr Laura Binks, Cr Reg Dickinson and director corporate operations David Roff.
THE Australian Rail and Track Corporation (ARTC) continues to say the public wants an overpass for the Euroa rail precinct, but at least one Strathbogie Shire councillor is not convinced. ARTC’s Victoria projects general manager Ed Walker told the...

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