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Improving cognitive health and managing everyday memory challenges is at the forefront of a course Griffith University is running to help older Australians reverse the impact of ageing and health issues.

The Western Pathways Program at St Albans Tin Shed has been launched.

The Minister for Agriculture has approved the inaugural Safe Food Victoria Board.

Australia’s longest-running professional theatre company for young people marks six decades with a fundraising campaign where every dollar is matched.

Bushfire support is available for impacted farmers.

Agriculture Victoria is supporting farmers through drought with practical events, both in-person and online. 

Farmers statewide are encouraged to subscribe to Agriculture Victoria's Soil Moisture Monitoring Cropping Report e-newsletter for real-time soil water data in their region.

An extra $37 million will help bushfire-affected Victorians get back on their feet where it’s needed most. 

Improving cognitive health and managing everyday memory challenges is at the forefront of a course Griffith University is running to help older Australians reverse the impact of ageing and health issues.

Malaria is a deadly disease killing more than half a million people every year, but a new vaccine is showing promise as it not only offers long-lasting strong protection but also inhibits transmission of malaria by mosquitos.

Corangamite Catchment Management Authority (CMA) engaged with hundreds of people from near and far who visited our stand or attended our presentation at GROUNDED Festival, held 23–24 April at the spectacular Yan Yan Gurt West Farm in the Otways.

Three major recognition events are being marked in the Macedon Ranges this month, each celebrating what makes our community strong, inclusive and connected.

In April 2025, Agriculture Victoria investigated the sudden deaths of ducks in a backyard setup in south west Victoria.

The state government says Melbourne continues to lead the nation as the build-to-rent capital, with hundreds more rental homes approved.

Important road upgrades are now complete on the Bellarine Peninsula, improving safety for the thousands of motorists who travel through the area every day.

Victorian teenagers will soon be protected from the rare but life-threatening disease, meningococcal B.

Fuel prices remain high and it’s putting pressure on the freight industry so the state government is backing a global agreement to transition to zero-emission freight vehicles.

Agriculture Victoria is supporting farmers through drought with practical events, both in-person and online.

Macedon Ranges Council is partnering with Share the Dignity to deliver new period education kits to school across the shire, supporting students with access to practical, up-to-date and inclusive learning resources.

An evening of jazz vocals and guitar with Michelle Nicolle - Australia's finest jazz singer - accompanied by Hugh Stuckey, a musician not be missed, at the Bullarto Hall on Saturday, May 16.

The new entity created by Victoria’s first Treaty – Gellung Warl – is now operating.