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Supporting The Next Generation Of Comedic Talent

19-02-2026

The state government is backing local comedians to showcase their talent at the 2026 Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

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Artists of the Central Highlands

18-02-2026

Clunes artist Colin Clark grew up in the UK, just north of London where his family had a diverse range of interests with the artistic side very much in the world of music rather than the visual arts. His father was a huge opera fan and as a teenager Colin used to join him regularly in the cheap seats at the Royal Opera House. Colin's sister was the one who inherited the musical talent however, while he inherited his father's sporting prowess playing a lot of cricket and hockey. There was not a real arty career for Colin although he did deal with creative designers during his time in product engineering at Jaguar and Ford. Colin and his partner moved to Australia in 2004 after a job at Ford in Australia sort of fell into his lap while they were on a one-year sabbatical travelling round the world.

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Understanding heat stress in livestock and ways to prevent it

17-02-2026

Dr Jeff Cave, Senior Veterinary Officer, Vet Talk

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Australia Motorcycle Grand Prix stays at Phillip Island

17-02-2026

The Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix is synonymous with Phillip Island, and Victoria is proud to support it.

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Keeping farmers safe

17-02-2026

Every farmer deserves to come home safely at the end of the day – and a safer farm is a stronger business.

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Learning to care for the native environment

17-02-2026

More Victorian kids will get the chance to learn to care for their native environment while getting out into the great outdoors.

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Government incentives essential to support skills trade training

16-02-2026

The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has welcomed the release of the new data showing a steady uptake of incentives under the Key Apprenticeship Program (KAP), which each represent a future skilled trade in the home building industry.

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Kickstarting Hands-On Learning For Students

16-02-2026

Victorian students will now have more chances to experience hands-on learning and develop real-world skills in the classroom.

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Better access to mental health support

16-02-2026

Young people in Melbourne’s north eastern suburbs now have better access to mental health support and care thanks to the state government.

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More measles vaccinations needed

16-02-2026

One of Australia’s pre-eminent infectious diseases specialists is calling on all levels of government to shake up its approach to measles vaccinations as case numbers rise in Australia.

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Wellbeing counsellors for farmers

15-02-2026

Wellbeing counsellors work hand in hand with experienced financial counsellors to ensure that your mental health receives as much attention as your bottom line. 

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Fire support for producers

15-02-2026

Has your farm been impacted by recent bushfires? 

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Helping the Latrobe Valley attract key workers

15-02-2026

The state government is helping the Latrobe Valley attract the key workers it needs to enable greater community access to essential health and aged care services, with new worker housing in Newborough completed.

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New Healthcare Hub To Transform Docklands

15-02-2026

The state government is supporting one of the state’s leading pathology providers to open a state-of-the-art laboratory and Victorian headquarters, creating hundreds of jobs and significantly expanding its services.

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Local Lines

14-02-2026

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Beetham’s Botanicals

14-02-2026

Simply, the term endangered relates to any plant that lives in a threatened natural habitat that is still needing preservation or has indeed been lost. The IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) has established a public access database that lists not only plant species but animals as well, with categories that range (in the case of this article) from endangered to critically endangered to extinct in the wild.

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