Your browser version is outdated. We recommend that you update your browser to the latest version.

                    Local News

The hunt for a "Whats News" editor continues.  Call 0413 832 411 now to register your interest or email: whatsnewsWHJ@gmail.com

Send Us Your News

We are interested in publishing worthy news stories about our local community.

Send us your news

CURRENT NEWS

Click the link below for the latest edition of Whats News

WHATS NEWS - MAY 2025

WHATS NEWS - APRIL 2024

WHATS NEWS - MARCH 2024

WHATS NEWS - FEBRUARY 2024

WHATS NEWS - DECEMBER 2023

WHATS NEWS - NOVEMBER 2023

WHATS NEWS - OCTOBER 2023

WHATS NEWS - SEPTEMBER 2023

WHATS NEWS - AUGUST 2023

WHATS NEWS - JULY 2023

WHATS NEWS - JUNE 2023

CHANGES TO WHATS NEWS DELIVERY click here 

  

  

WANDONG CHRISTMAS CAROLS 

The Wandong Christmas Carols will be held on Sunday 14th December 2025

 

WANDONG HISTORY GROUP CANCELS HUT RELOCATION PROJECT AND RETURNS $50,000

Two years ago the Wandong History Group was awarded $50,000 for a project to relocate a donated historic hut to a location where it would be renovated and used as a history museum for Wandong Heathcote Junction residents and visitors. Until a few months ago when Mitchell Shire finally agreed on a site it had provided little support and had unreasonably tripled the cost of the project. The site then proved unviable due to Goulburn Valley Water restrictions. After all the Mitchell Shire obstacles and lack of support, then GVW requirements, and after much agonizing, the $50,000 funding has been returned.  

  

 

 GET WHATS NEWS BY EMAIL

If you would like to receive "Whats News" by email each month, send your name and email details to   <whatsnewswhj@gmail.com>   

“Whats News”  will still be available each month at businesses in Wandong, Broadford, Kilmore, Wallan, Upper Plenty and Whittlesea and remember

"Whats News" is always made available on the <www.wandong.vic.au> websit

EPA’s online help for farmers

Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) offers online advice for the agricultural community, and is taking requests on what farmers need next.

The Agricultural Guidance section of EPA’s website supports farmers in managing the farm in a way that minimises harm to the environment and human health, meets Victorian regulations, and keeping the property in good condition for the next generation.

It also includes a two-minute survey that lets farmers ask for the environmental advice they most value.

EPA’s advice for agricultural community is at:

www.epa.vic.gov.au/business-and-industry/guidelines/agricultural-guidance

It offers advice on protecting the environment and human health; meeting Victorian law and regulations; and issues like livestock planning, farm waste, chemicals, noise, water, sediment and dust.

Anyone on the land can make a request or provide feedback, at: www.surveymonkey.com/r/EPAwebpagereview

Members of the public can report pollution by calling EPA’s 24 hour hotline, 1300 EPA VIC (1300 372 842).

  

FRIENDS OF DISAPPOINTMENT

Are you interested in the history, conservation and community of the Mount Disappointment State Forest and
surrounding areas.
Join “Friends of Disappointment” to share history, photos and ideas.
https://www.facebook.com/
mountdisappointmentclonbinane/