Council to Homeless Persons has welcomed the announcement of more than one-thousand new social homes to be built in Victoria, and called for this to be the start of an ongoing social housing building blitz.
Since its official opening on 21 June 2024, The Mechanics Trentham has become a vibrant hub of activity and connection for the Trentham and broader Hepburn Shire communities.
Communities across Melbourne’s west will have more open space for sport and after-school events with more schools to open up their fields and facilities once class is out for the day.
Regional trains are back in service sooner with a new state-of-the-art biowash now open, as work continues on a major upgrade of the South Dynon Train Maintenance Facility.
A virtual women’s health clinic is now open to all Victorian women and girls of any age – offering free, expert medical advice, treatment and care for a range of women’s health needs.
Minister for Health Infrastructure Melissa Horne has visited the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre to announce the successful recipients in the latest round of the Medical Equipment Replacement Program (MERP).
The state government is backing the local artists and creative workers who are the lifeblood of the state’s $41 billion creative industries sector, through the latest round of the Creative Projects Fund.
The state government is delivering more than 1000 new social homes across the state thanks to a partnership with community housing providers – providing more Victorians with safe and secure housing.
Bendigo is once again setting the standard for regional cultural events with the exclusive Frida Kahlo: In her own image at the Bendigo Art Gallery drawing more than 100,000 domestic and international visitors.
Shaun Gedge became a member at Glenlyon Fire Brigade in July 2024 after arriving a month earlier from the UK. Shaun’s goal is to one day work full time in the Emergency Services.
The federal and state governments are delivering hundreds of new social and affordable homes for Victorians who need them most, through the latest round of the Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF).
The state government is leading the nation in protecting older Victorians from Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) – with a free vaccine now available for residents in public sector residential aged care services.
The state government is making it easier for households to safely dispose and recycle batteries with the expansion of battery collection points across the state.
Agriculture Victoria is continuing to back our farmers and regional communities through the drought, with more one-on-one support services and practical workshops.
Well, here I am penning another article for you, the reader, to enjoy…
This time I’ll be commenting on predicted climate change and what it means to those working in horticulture, landscaping, garden design and to the home gardener.
As a parent in a tourist town, it’s terrific when an affordable restaurant with family-friendly food opens up, and Eureka Pizza & Bistro in Howe Street ticks all the boxes.
