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Mildura Rural City Council
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Mildura Rural City Council is a statutory local government authority established under Victorian local government legislation, serving the residents and ratepayers of the Mildura Rural City municipality in northwestern Victoria, Australia. The council delivers a broad portfolio of civic services including waste and recycling, public libraries across three locations, immunisation clinics, children and early years services, aged and disability support, planning and building approvals, environmental sustainability programs, community health and safety, youth engagement, parks and recreation, and hireable venues and facilities. It also operates branded sub-facilities such as the Mildura Arts Centre, Mildura Visitor Information Centre, Mildura Airport, and Mildura Sporting Precinct, alongside place-making initiatives like Mildura City Heart and Mildura Riverfront.

Service delivery is structured around a unified digital portal (the official council website), three physical service centres (Deakin Avenue, Madden Avenue, and Ouyen), mobile outreach units, and a library network reaching the dispersed regional population. Distribution channels include Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, an eNews email newsletter, and a dedicated Your Say community engagement platform. The council is governed by an elected council led by a Mayor, administered by a CEO, and funded through council rates, Victorian and Australian government grants, and user-pays fees for specific services.

The council is currently advancing a multi-year Draft Waste Services Strategy 2026-2036, which proposes cross-border collaboration with Wentworth Shire Council via Buronga Landfill, alongside a portfolio of major capital projects including CBD Revitalisation, the Mildura South Neighbourhood Activity Centre, and the Mildura Motorsports and Community Precinct. It is also consulting on potentially transitioning out of direct delivery of early years education services. No commercial pricing model applies; revenue mechanics are public-sector rather than market-driven.

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Mildura Rural City Council is a statutory Victorian local government authority delivering civic services—including waste management, libraries, planning, community health, and major infrastructure—to residents of the Mildura Rural City municipality in regional Victoria, Australia.

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local government services, council services, waste management, community facilities, municipal administration
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1Mayor/City Manager & General Administration
CodeBPAIACAAPrimaryYes
2Public Works & Municipal Infrastructure (Streets, Stormwater, Facilities)
CodeBPAIACAFPrimaryNo
3Local Public Health & Human Services Administration
CodeBPAIACAKPrimaryNo
4Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services
CodeBPAIACAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Administration of Housing Programs, Urban Planning, and Community Development925
  • Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities624120
  • Landscaping Services56173
SIC code3 codes
  • Sanitary Services4950
  • Services-Social Services8300
  • Services-Facilities Support Management Services8744
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Local Government Services
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1Mildura Visitor Information Centre
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Council-operated visitor information service for the Mildura region

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Mildura Rural City Council is a local government authority that delivers statutory and community services to residents and ratepayers of the Mildura municipality in northwestern Victoria, Australia. Its core offerings include waste and recycling management, public libraries, immunisation clinics, children's and early years education, aged and disability support, planning and building approvals, environmental sustainability programs, community health and safety, parks and recreation, arts and cultural facilities, tourism information, and major infrastructure projects. Services are funded through council rates, government grants, and user-pays fees, and are delivered via physical service centres, mobile outreach, and an online portal.

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Mildura Rural City Council operates as a local government authority providing comprehensive civic services to the Mildura region in northwestern Victoria. The council's offerings are structured as a unified service delivery model through its official website portal, rather than a platform-plus-modules architecture. The main digital presence (Mildura Rural City Council Website) serves as the central access point for all services. Core services include waste and recycling management, public libraries, immunisation clinics, children's services (Family Day Care, Playalong Early Learning Centre), aged and disability support, planning and building oversight, environmental sustainability programs, community health and safety, youth engagement, and parks and recreation facilities. The council also operates branded facilities including Mildura Arts Centre and Mildura Visitor Information Centre as distinct service destinations, while managing hireable venues and major infrastructure projects.

Product and service15 records
1Waste and Recycling Services
CategoryWaste and recycling
Description

Kerbside waste collection, landfills and transfer stations, recycling programs, waste education, and Detox Your Home program for safe disposal of household chemicals. Provided to Mildura residents and ratepayers.

2Libraries
CategoryCommunity services
Description

Public library services including physical collections, eLibrary digital resources, programs, events, and local history preservation across Mildura, Merbein, and Ouyen locations. Provided to residents and visitors of the Mildura region.

3Immunisation Services
CategoryCommunity health services
Description

Community immunisation clinics providing vaccines including flu, COVID-19, whooping cough, Japanese Encephalitis, shingles, and RSV vaccines to Mildura residents.

4Children and Early Years Services
CategoryChildren and family services
Description

Family Day Care, Playalong Early Learning Centre, kindergarten registration, maternal and child health services, Best Start program, and playgroups for children from birth to school age. Provided to Mildura families with young children.

5Planning and Building Services
CategoryStatutory regulatory services
Description

Building permits, planning permits, strategic planning, asset protection permits, swimming pool registration, and memorial/plaques applications. Provided to residents, builders, and developers within the Mildura municipality.

6Environmental Sustainability Programs
CategoryEnvironmental services
Description

Climate change initiatives, Solar Capital of Australia program, zero emissions strategy, Electric Vehicle Showcase, water management, bushland conservation, and environmental education programs. Provided to Mildura residents and the broader community.

7Community Health and Safety Services
CategoryCommunity safety services
Description

Community safety programs, CCTV monitoring, emergency management, fire safety, mosquito control, Queensland fruit fly management, and sharps disposal services. Provided to Mildura residents.

8Aged and Disability Services
CategoryCommunity services
Description

Disability inclusion advisory committee, accessibility mapping, positive ageing programs, seniors clubs, seniors festival, and support services for older residents. Provided to older residents and people with disability in the Mildura region.

9Youth Engagement Services
CategoryYouth services
Description

Youth activities, school holiday programs, youth committees, youth support services, youth engagement strategy 2024-2029, and provider networks. Provided to young people in the Mildura municipality.

10Hireable Venues and Facilities
CategoryFacilities and venue hire
Description

Booking services for parks, recreation reserves, community halls, sporting precinct, and event venues including The Benetook Room, Mildura Sporting Precinct, and Mildura Station Homestead. Available to residents and event organisers.

11Parks and Recreation
CategoryParks and recreation
Description

Management of parks, playgrounds, reserves, and recreation facilities across the municipality including Water Play Park, Trail of Lights, and various sports grounds. Available to Mildura residents and visitors.

12Mildura Arts Centre
CategoryArts and culture
Description

Regional arts facility featuring gallery exhibitions, VISTA Cafe Bar, Rio Vista Historic House, sculpture park, and venue hire for events and functions. Available to Mildura residents and visitors.

13Mildura Visitor Information Centre
CategoryTourism services
Description

Tourism information services, visitor inspiration programs, gift shop, and information resources for Mildura region visitors.

14Swimming Pools
CategoryRecreation facilities
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Management and operation of public swimming pool facilities within the municipality. Available to Mildura residents and visitors.

15Major Projects
CategoryMajor infrastructure projects
Description

Council-led infrastructure and urban development projects including CBD Revitalisation, Mildura South Neighbourhood Activity Centre, Mildura Riverfront Adventure Playspace, and Mildura Motorsports and Community Precinct. Delivered for the Mildura community.

Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
Description

Collaborative arrangement for waste management services. Under the Draft Waste Services Strategy 2026-2036, Mildura Council proposes transporting waste to Buronga Landfill under this partnership with Wentworth Shire Council. The arrangement aims to provide additional gate fee income for Buronga Landfill and Wentworth Shire Council while reducing millions of dollars in EPA levies paid by regional Victorian councils. The transition is expected to create a more financially sustainable and cleaner future for the Mildura region.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Large geographic shire in eastern Victoria facing similar challenges of dispersed population, mobile service delivery, and waste/landfill strategy in a low-density setting.

2Ballarat City Council
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Larger Victorian regional council with the same service mandate, offering a comparison point for how regional Victorian councils manage waste strategy, CBD revitalisation, and arts/sporting precincts at scale.

TypeRegional player
Description

Regional Victorian council with similar waste, library, and community service delivery model, but based in a more coastal/urban setting rather than the inland Sunraysia/Mallee region.

4Glenelg Shire Council
TypeDirect peer
Description

Western Victorian shire with comparable rural/agricultural municipality profile, population scale, and need for mobile outreach across dispersed townships.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Another Victorian rural city council in western Victoria with similar Wimmera-Mallee profile, providing identical municipal services (waste, libraries, recreation, planning) to a dispersed rural community.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Adjacent cross-border NSW council that is a strategic partner with Mildura on waste management (Buronga Landfill collaboration under the Draft Waste Services Strategy 2026-2036). Directly comparable in size, rural footprint, and service mandate.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Victorian regional council on the NSW border delivering comparable waste, family/children, immunisation, and recreation services; useful peer for cross-border regional service delivery models.

8Greater Bendigo City Council
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Larger Victorian regional council with overlapping service portfolio but materially greater population, budget, and urban centre; operates a broader major-projects pipeline that can serve as a scaling benchmark.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Rural city council in northeastern Victoria serving a comparable population scale and rural-urban mix with the same statutory service responsibilities under Victorian local government legislation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Neighbouring Victorian rural city council in the same Loddon-Mallee region, delivering the same suite of waste, libraries, immunisation, planning, and community services to a dispersed rural population with comparable funding mix.

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Mildura Rural City Council

Local Government Servicesmildura.vic.gov.au

Mildura Rural City Council is a statutory Victorian local government authority delivering civic services—including waste management, libraries, planning, community health, and major infrastructure—to residents of the Mildura Rural City municipality in regional Victoria, Australia.

What Mildura Rural City Council does

Mildura Rural City Council is a statutory local government authority established under Victorian local government legislation, serving the residents and ratepayers of the Mildura Rural City municipality in northwestern Victoria, Australia. The council delivers a broad portfolio of civic services including waste and recycling, public libraries across three locations, immunisation clinics, children and early years services, aged and disability support, planning and building approvals, environmental sustainability programs, community health and safety, youth engagement, parks and recreation, and hireable venues and facilities. It also operates branded sub-facilities such as the Mildura Arts Centre, Mildura Visitor Information Centre, Mildura Airport, and Mildura Sporting Precinct, alongside place-making initiatives like Mildura City Heart and Mildura Riverfront.

Service delivery is structured around a unified digital portal (the official council website), three physical service centres (Deakin Avenue, Madden Avenue, and Ouyen), mobile outreach units, and a library network reaching the dispersed regional population. Distribution channels include Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, an eNews email newsletter, and a dedicated Your Say community engagement platform. The council is governed by an elected council led by a Mayor, administered by a CEO, and funded through council rates, Victorian and Australian government grants, and user-pays fees for specific services.

The council is currently advancing a multi-year Draft Waste Services Strategy 2026-2036, which proposes cross-border collaboration with Wentworth Shire Council via Buronga Landfill, alongside a portfolio of major capital projects including CBD Revitalisation, the Mildura South Neighbourhood Activity Centre, and the Mildura Motorsports and Community Precinct. It is also consulting on potentially transitioning out of direct delivery of early years education services. No commercial pricing model applies; revenue mechanics are public-sector rather than market-driven.

Mildura Rural City Council firmographics

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Name
Mildura Rural City Council
Legal name
Mildura Rural City Council
Website
https://mildura.vic.gov.au
Company type
Public
Founded year
1995
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
Mildura Rural City Council is a statutory Victorian local government authority delivering civic services—including waste management, libraries, planning, community health, and major infrastructure—to residents of the Mildura Rural City municipality in regional Victoria, Australia.
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Mildura Rural City Council industry classification

Industry
Product category
Local Government Services
NAICS
Administration of Housing Programs, Urban Planning, and Community Development (925), Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (624120), Landscaping Services (56173)
SIC
Sanitary Services (4950), Services-Social Services (8300), Services-Facilities Support Management Services (8744)
akta.pro primary industry
Mayor/City Manager & General Administration (BPAIACAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Public Works & Municipal Infrastructure (Streets, Stormwater, Facilities) (BPAIACAF), Local Public Health & Human Services Administration (BPAIACAK), Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services (BPAIACAI)

Keywords

  • Local government services
  • Council services
  • Waste management
  • Community facilities
  • Municipal administration

Where Mildura Rural City Council is headquartered

Location

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Mildura
HQ country
Australia
HQ region
Oceania

Offices3 records

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Mildura Rural City Council business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Mildura Rural City Council product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Mildura Rural City Council is a local government authority that delivers statutory and community services to residents and ratepayers of the Mildura municipality in northwestern Victoria, Australia. Its core offerings include waste and recycling management, public libraries, immunisation clinics, children's and early years education, aged and disability support, planning and building approvals, environmental sustainability programs, community health and safety, parks and recreation, arts and cultural facilities, tourism information, and major infrastructure projects. Services are funded through council rates, government grants, and user-pays fees, and are delivered via physical service centres, mobile outreach, and an online portal.

Product overview

Mildura Rural City Council operates as a local government authority providing comprehensive civic services to the Mildura region in northwestern Victoria. The council's offerings are structured as a unified service delivery model through its official website portal, rather than a platform-plus-modules architecture. The main digital presence (Mildura Rural City Council Website) serves as the central access point for all services. Core services include waste and recycling management, public libraries, immunisation clinics, children's services (Family Day Care, Playalong Early Learning Centre), aged and disability support, planning and building oversight, environmental sustainability programs, community health and safety, youth engagement, and parks and recreation facilities. The council also operates branded facilities including Mildura Arts Centre and Mildura Visitor Information Centre as distinct service destinations, while managing hireable venues and major infrastructure projects.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Mildura Visitor Information Centre: Council-operated visitor information service for the Mildura region
  • Mildura Arts Centre
  • Mildura Airport
  • Mildura Sporting Precinct
  • Mildura City Heart
  • Mildura Riverfront

Products and services

  • Waste and Recycling Services Kerbside waste collection, landfills and transfer stations, recycling programs, waste education, and Detox Your Home program for safe disposal of household chemicals. Provided to Mildura residents and ratepayers.
  • Libraries Public library services including physical collections, eLibrary digital resources, programs, events, and local history preservation across Mildura, Merbein, and Ouyen locations. Provided to residents and visitors of the Mildura region.
  • Immunisation Services Community immunisation clinics providing vaccines including flu, COVID-19, whooping cough, Japanese Encephalitis, shingles, and RSV vaccines to Mildura residents.
  • Children and Early Years Services Family Day Care, Playalong Early Learning Centre, kindergarten registration, maternal and child health services, Best Start program, and playgroups for children from birth to school age. Provided to Mildura families with young children.
  • Planning and Building Services Building permits, planning permits, strategic planning, asset protection permits, swimming pool registration, and memorial/plaques applications. Provided to residents, builders, and developers within the Mildura municipality.
  • Environmental Sustainability Programs Climate change initiatives, Solar Capital of Australia program, zero emissions strategy, Electric Vehicle Showcase, water management, bushland conservation, and environmental education programs. Provided to Mildura residents and the broader community.
  • Community Health and Safety Services Community safety programs, CCTV monitoring, emergency management, fire safety, mosquito control, Queensland fruit fly management, and sharps disposal services. Provided to Mildura residents.
  • Aged and Disability Services Disability inclusion advisory committee, accessibility mapping, positive ageing programs, seniors clubs, seniors festival, and support services for older residents. Provided to older residents and people with disability in the Mildura region.
  • Youth Engagement Services Youth activities, school holiday programs, youth committees, youth support services, youth engagement strategy 2024-2029, and provider networks. Provided to young people in the Mildura municipality.
  • Hireable Venues and Facilities Booking services for parks, recreation reserves, community halls, sporting precinct, and event venues including The Benetook Room, Mildura Sporting Precinct, and Mildura Station Homestead. Available to residents and event organisers.
  • Parks and Recreation Management of parks, playgrounds, reserves, and recreation facilities across the municipality including Water Play Park, Trail of Lights, and various sports grounds. Available to Mildura residents and visitors.
  • Mildura Arts Centre Regional arts facility featuring gallery exhibitions, VISTA Cafe Bar, Rio Vista Historic House, sculpture park, and venue hire for events and functions. Available to Mildura residents and visitors.
  • Mildura Visitor Information Centre Tourism information services, visitor inspiration programs, gift shop, and information resources for Mildura region visitors.
  • Swimming Pools Management and operation of public swimming pool facilities within the municipality. Available to Mildura residents and visitors.
  • Major Projects Council-led infrastructure and urban development projects including CBD Revitalisation, Mildura South Neighbourhood Activity Centre, Mildura Riverfront Adventure Playspace, and Mildura Motorsports and Community Precinct. Delivered for the Mildura community.

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Mildura Rural City Council partnerships and signals

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  • Wentworth Shire CouncilcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Collaborative arrangement for waste management services. Under the Draft Waste Services Strategy 2026-2036, Mildura Council proposes transporting waste to Buronga Landfill under this partnership with Wentworth Shire Council. The arrangement aims to provide additional gate fee income for Buronga Landfill and Wentworth Shire Council while reducing millions of dollars in EPA levies paid by regional Victorian councils. The transition is expected to create a more financially sustainable and cleaner future for the Mildura region.

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Mildura Rural City Council competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • East Gippsland Shire Council: Large geographic shire in eastern Victoria facing similar challenges of dispersed population, mobile service delivery, and waste/landfill strategy in a low-density setting.
  • Glenelg Shire Council: Western Victorian shire with comparable rural/agricultural municipality profile, population scale, and need for mobile outreach across dispersed townships.
  • Horsham Rural City Council: Another Victorian rural city council in western Victoria with similar Wimmera-Mallee profile, providing identical municipal services (waste, libraries, recreation, planning) to a dispersed rural community.
  • Wentworth Shire Council: Adjacent cross-border NSW council that is a strategic partner with Mildura on waste management (Buronga Landfill collaboration under the Draft Waste Services Strategy 2026-2036). Directly comparable in size, rural footprint, and service mandate.
  • Wodonga City Council: Victorian regional council on the NSW border delivering comparable waste, family/children, immunisation, and recreation services; useful peer for cross-border regional service delivery models.
  • Wangaratta Rural City Council: Rural city council in northeastern Victoria serving a comparable population scale and rural-urban mix with the same statutory service responsibilities under Victorian local government legislation.
  • Swan Hill Rural City Council: Neighbouring Victorian rural city council in the same Loddon-Mallee region, delivering the same suite of waste, libraries, immunisation, planning, and community services to a dispersed rural population with comparable funding mix.

Broad incumbents

  • Ballarat City Council: Larger Victorian regional council with the same service mandate, offering a comparison point for how regional Victorian councils manage waste strategy, CBD revitalisation, and arts/sporting precincts at scale.
  • Greater Bendigo City Council: Larger Victorian regional council with overlapping service portfolio but materially greater population, budget, and urban centre; operates a broader major-projects pipeline that can serve as a scaling benchmark.

Regional players

  • Warrnambool City Council: Regional Victorian council with similar waste, library, and community service delivery model, but based in a more coastal/urban setting rather than the inland Sunraysia/Mallee region.

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Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Profiles10 records

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Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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Frequently asked questions about Mildura Rural City Council

What does Mildura Rural City Council do?

Mildura Rural City Council is a local government authority that delivers statutory and community services to residents and ratepayers of the Mildura municipality in northwestern Victoria, Australia. Its core offerings include waste and recycling management, public libraries, immunisation clinics, children's and early years education, aged and disability support, planning and building approvals, environmental sustainability programs, community health and safety, parks and recreation, arts and cultural facilities, tourism information, and major infrastructure projects. Services are funded through council rates, government grants, and user-pays fees, and are delivered via physical service centres, mobile outreach, and an online portal.

Is Mildura Rural City Council a public or private company?

Mildura Rural City Council is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Mildura Rural City Council founded?

Mildura Rural City Council was founded in 1995. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Mildura Rural City Council based?

Mildura Rural City Council is headquartered in Mildura, Australia, in the Oceania region.

Who are Mildura Rural City Council's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are East Gippsland Shire Council, Glenelg Shire Council, Horsham Rural City Council, Wentworth Shire Council, Wodonga City Council, Wangaratta Rural City Council and Swan Hill Rural City Council. Broad incumbents are Ballarat City Council and Greater Bendigo City Council. Warrnambool City Council is listed as a regional player.

Does Mildura Rural City Council have an API?

No public API is recorded for Mildura Rural City Council.

What industry is Mildura Rural City Council in?

Mildura Rural City Council's product category is Local Government Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIACAA, Mayor/City Manager & General Administration, with a secondary code of BPAIACAF, Public Works & Municipal Infrastructure (Streets, Stormwater, Facilities). Its NAICS code is 925 and its SIC code is 4950.

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Mirage NewsCouncil Slashes Greenhouse Gas Emissions At MilduraMildura Rural City Council slashed greenhouse gas emissions by 329 tonnes in 2025-26, reducing water use by 5% to 1,591 megalitres. The council expanded solar capacity to 1,444kW, planted 1,519 trees, and engaged 2,238 residents in environmental programs.Mirage NewsCouncil Sets Advocacy Priorities Ahead of State ElectionMildura Rural City Council is urging Victorian election candidates to support three projects totaling over $74 million in requested state funding. The projects include a riverfront playspace, housing infrastructure, and airport upgrades. Council seeks $3.2 million for the playspace, $41.6 million for housing, and $30 million for airport work.Mirage NewsCouncil Seeks Input on Short-Stay Budget Accommodation PlanMildura Rural City Council is seeking community input on its Short Stay Budget Accommodation Strategy. The strategy aims to provide affordable accommodation for tourism and visiting workers, with $59 million spent annually by tourists and $80 million flowing into the local economy. Feedback is due by 18 October.River1467EOI open for Healthy Homes ExpoThe Mildura Rural City Council is inviting stallholders for the Healthy Homes Expo scheduled for Saturday, 7 November at Powerhouse Place. The expo will focus on sustainable living topics such as solar energy, home electrification, and waste reduction, providing a platform for businesses and organizations to connect with local residents. Expressions of Interest for participation are open until 28 August 2026.Mirage NewsHot Air Balloon Night Glow to Light Up Mildura SkiesThe nine-day Balloons over Mildura 2026 hot air balloon festival launched this weekend in Mildura, Australia, featuring more than 30 balloons with a Night Glow event at Mildura Recreation Reserve. The event serves as the second round of the Australian Balloon Federation Hot Air Balloon Grand Prix and is expected to generate over $283,000 in economic benefit for the region while also functioning as elite pilot training ahead of the 2026 World Hot Air Balloon Championships in Poland. Mildura Rural City Council is supporting the event with a $15,000 Event Fund and Support Grant, while Global Ballooning will offer commercial hot air balloon flights throughout the week.Mirage News2026-27 Budget: Capital Works Boost, $5M SavingsMildura Rural City Council's 2026-2027 Budget was endorsed by Councillors this week, featuring a $48.9 million capital works program including $20 million for roads and $12.73 million for buildings and improvements. The budget achieved a $40,000 operating deficit while finding approximately $5 million in new and recurrent savings to absorb rising cost pressures from state and federal cost shifting. Rate increases were kept within the 2.75% state-mandated rate cap, resulting in a 7% increase for residential properties but decreases for business and farming properties.ABCFormer AFL footballer Nick Stevens jailed over $170k Mildura pool fraudFormer AFL footballer Nick Stevens has been sentenced to nine months in prison for defrauding six families through an unlicensed pool installation business in Mildura in 2017, obtaining more than $167,000 from victims for pools that were never properly installed or legally compliant. Stevens continued accepting payments even after Mildura Rural City Council issued a stop work order in May when the first victim's pool was found non-compliant. He will be released in late December and serve a two-year community corrections order with 120 hours of unpaid community work.River1467Consultation to determine future direction of early years servicesMildura Rural City Council has launched a community consultation to explore potentially transitioning out of direct delivery of early years education services, which it has provided since the late 1970s through Mildura Family Day Care and Playalong Early Learning Centre. The Council's General Manager emphasized there will be no immediate changes and the process is designed to gather feedback from families, educators, and the broader community on what the future could look like. The feedback will inform a report to be presented to Councillors next month.