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The importance of staying connected

The importance of staying connected

WARREN Davies, The Unbreakable Farmer, has been active in Murrindindi Shire and beyond from the early post-fire recovery stages. He was asked what he has been hearing from people and...
Op shop thanks Kevin and Sirikarn Mortley

Op shop thanks Kevin and Sirikarn Mortley

THE Alexandra Opportunity Shop volunteers wish Kevin and Sirikarn Mortley the very best for their next venture. They were pleased to read that they will be taking some time off....
The importance of staying connected

The importance of staying connected

Op shop thanks Kevin and Sirikarn Mortley

Op shop thanks Kevin and Sirikarn Mortley

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The wonderful impact of The Recovery Wardrobe

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🔸A critical service lost when it’s needed most🔸

The closure of the Community Bank Kinglake branch is more than just a bank shutting its doors.

It comes at a time when our community is still rebuilding - homes, farms, businesses, and lives - after the January bushfires.

From 5 June, Kinglake will be left without a bank. Alexandra already does not have one. The only full-service branch remaining in our Shire will be the Bendigo Bank in Yea.

For many, this means travelling further, waiting longer, and facing more barriers at a time when things are already hard.

We know people are navigating insurance claims, grants, loans, and day-to-day finances. Access to face-to-face banking matters - especially in recovery.

Banks showed up in the days after the fires. Our community needs that same level of support for the long road ahead.

Council is calling for stronger action to ensure regional communities are not left behind.

👉 Read more:
www.murrindindi.vic.gov.au/Council/News-and-Media/Council-News/Bank-closure-a-serious-setback-to-...

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