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Community

Aboriginal Heritage

Our region boasts a proud Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community, and a rich association to the culture and heritage of the First Peoples of Australia.

Australia Day Awards

We acknowledge the wonderful contributions that individuals and groups make to our communities.

Australian Citizenship

Council conducts Citizenship ceremonies on behalf of the Australian Government.

COVID-19 information and support

The health and safety of our staff, customers and the wider community is our number one priority as we face this pandemic together.

Drought Information

Areas of the municipality are experiencing consecutive dry seasons or drought conditions, which are having a significant impact on the livelihoods of some dryland farming businesses and communities.

Community Plans

Council works with local residents to develop clear goals and priorities for progressing their communities, which are set out in a Community Plan.

Grants

A range of grants are available from Council to support local groups and clubs.

Our Multicultural Community

Mildura Rural City Council is a vibrant multicultural community with 79 different nationalities officially recognised.

Refugee Welcome Zone

Mildura Rural City Council was declared a Refugee Welcome Zone in 2002.

Mildura Pathways for Carers Walking Group

Are you the carer of a person with a disability or mental illness, or of an elderly person? Are you interested in connecting with other carers? Sign up to join the Mildura Pathways for Carers Walking Group! Supported by Mildura Rural City Council and Interchange Outer East and the Victorian Government, the group aims to provide an opportunity for local carers to connect and spend time outdoors