Monday, June 6, 2005

RCoW Rural Watchdog Archives

The Watchdog has been around since 2002 and has covered issues relevent to the community of the KIng valley in North East Victoria. It is published ad hoc as community issues come up. The Watchdog is posted on the King Valley Portal, it is sent to over 200 subscribers by email, and is now produced as a News Feed through this RSS Link

Archives and Topics


June 2005
  • Why is willow eradication necessary?

    May 2005
  • Parliamentary Praise for Gary Cook
  • Update: King River Willow Removal
  • From the Inbox: RE: willow removal on the King River
  • Broadband Update
  • Orchard Cracks the Nut Trade

    April 2005
  • Obituary: Common Sense
  • Roadside Vegetation Management
  • Editorial: Rural City of Wangaratta Council Review
  • Common sense must prevail on Working with Children Legislation
  • Tax fear on Rural Health Centres
  • Flood mitigation infrastructure destroyed

    March 2005
  • Motorcyclists discover King Valley
  • Killara Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter
  • Netball court soon underway
  • Roadside Management Forum
  • Whitfield Easter Picnic
  • Editorial: Abolition of Council Portfolios (2 entries)
  • Nationals Water Policy supports upper catchmant dams
  • Productive Farm Dam Forum
  • Whitfield Public Bar-B-Qs installed
  • Anyone lost a Carira SL?
  • Crisis Line 112
  • Safety First for Roadside Vegetation Management
  • A lesson in Digital Television
  • RCoW Planning Scheme

    February 2005
  • Statewide changes recommended for Council rating practices
  • Rural ratepayers further insulated from RCoW Councillors
  • Whitfield water contaminated
  • Licensed Café for Whitfield
  • Whitfield community thanks Council
  • House fires
  • NETC to provide Broadband
  • Cr. Rob Chuck sees the light
  • This fallen branch could have killed my wife
  • RCoW Rural Living Plan ensures future growth for the King Valley
  • Chemical Spill at Cheshunt

    July 2004
  • Interpretive Signage
  • Can council representation be improved?
  • Powers Lookout road condition
  • Three days after repairs to the Edi Cheshunt Road
  • If you knew Suzie (Ayton)...
  • Will Wangaratta become the retirement village of Victoria?
  • Hovell water to Wangaratta Pipe Dream
  • Four schools in Victoria still on dirt roads
  • Intersection Restructured on the Edi - Cheshunt Road
  • Local football clubs targeted for drink driving
  • King River Floodplain study draft report - community information sessions
  • Digital Divide deepens in the King Valley
  • $10,000 won by local identity
  • Land tax alert for farmers
  • Council uses rubbery figures
  • Broadband for 99 towns ... but not for us
  • COMMUNITY BROADBAND - the rural telco event of the year
  • Sword/Crossbow laws penalise innocent
  • Broadband ... a sad story

    June 2004
  • Rural Reaction to Rate Rise
  • Can a Community Chest work?
  • King Valley tourism not progressing
  • Accommodation ... A Tourist Speaks Out!
  • Draft 2004-2008 Council Plan
  • Edi Cheshunt Road in Winter
  • King Valley's Unmade Roads
  • A Sign of The Times
  • Accommodation in the King Valley
  • Editorial: Did I Say That?
  • Ratepayers Forum and Action Group
  • Local Member answers editor's criticism
  • Why do we need temporary road closures in King Ward?
  • Now its getting dangerous
  • Community pulls together

    May 2004
  • King Valley Fine Foods expands operations
  • Atlantic Giant Pumpkin Seeds arrive from growers
  • Whitfield CFA launches Bushfire Vintage
  • Fire Victim Appeal Update

    March 2004
  • Will Edi Park be restored to its former glory?
  • Heavy Vehicle Detour is almost ready for the Grape Harvest
  • $116,000 funding for Whitfield & Cheshunt Enhancement Project
  • Our Schools get new 40 Kph Speed Zones

    February 2004
  • CEO responds to the article "RCoW ignores residents concerns"
  • We know how to treat tourists in the Valley
  • Why didn't you say something?
  • Pause in logging program
  • RCoW acts on back road hazards
  • Upper King Valley Noticeboard
  • RCoW clarification (truck crossing bridge)
  • Detour Roadworks destroys bitumen
  • Will new road funding be considered for the Cheshunt Bridge Repairs?
  • Whitfield's rarest publication
  • Storm Lashes Moyhu
  • RCoW Reminder - Maintenance of Properties During the Fire Danger Period
  • Things are improving in the King Valley
  • A major blow to King Valley Tourism

    January 2004
  • RCoW ignores residents concerns
  • Next Issue ... Signage Fiasco
  • Detour signs need improving
  • Australia Day Weekend in the Valley
  • Watch out for falling trees on the back road
  • The Chronicle: Letter to the Editor

    February 2003
  • Will we ever see Broadband in The King Valley?
  • Local group formed to fight Genetic Modified Organism release
  • King Valley CDMA Tower Officially Opened
  • New Hardware Shop for Whitfield
  • Deposits and withdrawals for the new school year
  • Grazing on Rural Roadsides
  • Whitfield & District Neighbourhood Watch
  • Genetically Modified Grapes in The King Valley?
  • Free "Tai-Chi for Arthritis" in the Park
  • Broadband Internet and the King Valley - Update
  • Is there an honest person in Telstra?
  • Voice your opinion today on the invasion of Iraq
  • What Will Become of The Upper King Valley?
  • Power Dropout Watchdogs needed
  • Edi Upper School helps Youth Club without even knowing.
  • Ovens River Stops Flowing
  • What Will Become of The Upper King Valley? Part 2
  • Voice your opinion today on the invasion of Iraq
  • Anti GMO group gets organised

    December 2003
  • Cheshunt Bridges to be Load Limited

    January 2003
  • Volunteer Small Equipment Grants 2003
  • 2003 ... What is in store for The King Valley?
  • Computer Recycling Program Receives Donated Macs
  • Recent Additions to The King Valley Portal
  • New Years resolution
  • Riverside Camping on The King River
  • Who owns a bushfire?
  • Gentle Annie Bridge ... a safety issue?
  • Tip Fees Over the Top
  • Vandalism comes to the King Valley
  • Bulldozers and Bushfires Update
  • Australia Day in the King Valley
  • King Valley Linux Users Group back in action ... and need some help

    November 2002
  • VALE ... Adele Tyler
  • King Valley United Red Cross
  • The King Valley Co-Operative ... the way into the future?
  • Free Computers for Community Organisations ... and Families
  • Australia Day Celebrations
  • The Icons of The King Valley
  • Mobile Phone Tower Construction Underway
  • Whitfield Woodhenge
  • The Tallest Stand of Hay in The Valley
  • Computer Courses at Edi Upper School
  • Gentle Annie Bridge ... a Tourist Hazard
  • Cheshunt Market and Flower Show - Sunday 17th November
  • Australia Day Celebrations
  • Recent Additions to The King Valley Portal
  • Meet Tom Hafey at Whitfield
  • North East Computerbank and St. Vincent de Paul join forces.
  • Search for Kath Bergamin becomes a Murder Investigation
  • Moyhu - the only children's playground in the King Valley
  • Food Handling Certification starts 1st January 2003
  • Power Pals program gets equipment donation
  • The Hay has been Harvested
  • Jessie's Creek Update
  • The future of our waste transfer stations is in question
  • Instant Erection for Phone Tower
  • Whitfield, a year ago
  • Lions Park Playground installed in a day
  • Another recycled computer finds a new home
  • Recent Changes to The King Valley Portal
  • The future of recreational angling in the King River
  • Warawee Orchard Tearooms due to reopen
  • North East Computer Bank gets a new home base
  • Whitfield General Store ... a lesson in recycling
  • The Adopt-a-Tree Program
  • District Power Cuts
  • Real Life Help Desk Calls
  • Recent Additions to The King Valley Portal

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