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Emergency Management Commissioner

28-06-2025

Tim Wiebusch ESM is Victoria’s new Emergency Management Commissioner.

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Efficient flow to target wetland protection

28-06-2025

Internationally significant permanent and semi-permanent Gunbower Island wetlands will get a much-needed drink in the coming months, with a flow focussed on efficiency and helping the area recover from the 2022 floods.

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More jail time

28-06-2025

Criminals who share their disturbing crimes on social media will face extra jail time under new legislation,

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Hands-on training

27-06-2025

The state government is supporting more students with hands-on training during the final years of school to build the skills they need and ensure they are job ready.

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Cutting payroll tax

27-06-2025

Victoria is open for business – and the state government is creating jobs by cutting payroll tax for small businesses and slashing red tape for cafes, bars and restaurants.

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Major international and local tourism operators

27-06-2025

The state government is joining forces with major international and local tourism operators to attract more visitors to Victoria and grow the state’s $40 billion visitor economy.

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Stronger protections for Victorians building

27-06-2025

The state government is delivering stronger protections for Victorians building or renovating their home with reforms introduced to Parliament recently.

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Efficient flow to target wetland protection

26-06-2025

Internationally significant permanent and semi-permanent Gunbower Island wetlands will get a much-needed drink in the coming months, with a flow focussed on efficiency and helping the area recover from the 2022 floods.

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LA Rams landed

26-06-2025

Superstars from the LA Rams have landed in Melbourne to meet fans ahead of Australia’s first-ever NFL regular season game. It’s just one of the events backed by the state government that creates jobs for Victorians.

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Homework Clubs

26-06-2025

The state government is providing more support Victoria’s African communities through the ground-breaking Homework Clubs which have helped increase school participation and completion rates.

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Nnew electrification and efficiency standards

26-06-2025

The Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association of Australia (GAMAA) welcomes the Victorian Government’s announcement regarding its new electrification and efficiency standards and regulations for Victorian buildings.

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Return stock to paddocks

25-06-2025

With good rain across most of Victoria, farmers may be looking to return stock to paddocks following months of containment feeding.

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From meatballs and sausages

25-06-2025

The state government is supporting a Geelong based food manufacturing business to continue to grow and create more jobs.

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Returning stock not good idea

25-06-2025

Agriculture Victoria Livestock and Land Management Extension Officer Neil James said returning stock too early may result in damage or death of deep-rooted perennials such as phalaris, cocksfoot and fescue.

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Dementia helpline

25-06-2025

New Dementia Australia data has found an increase in Australians living with dementia, their families and carers reaching out for care and support.

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Macedon Ranges Council Meeting wrap

24-06-2025

Some of the key items considered and endorsed at the June 2025 Council Meeting included: Revenue and Rating Plan: Council adopted the Revenue and Rating Plan 2025-2029 – one of Council’s key documents required to be updated after a Council election, every four years.

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Review on engineers

25-06-2025

The state government is seeking feedback on a review of the Professional Engineers Registration Act 2019 to ensure Victorians can benefit from stronger protections, better safety and standards of work.

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Victorian win

Victoria’s next generation of skilled workers has outshone the rest of Australia at the nation’s largest trades and skills competition, returning with the highest number of gold medals.

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Drought support

24-06-2025

The state government is backing Victorians farmers with $69 million of drought support packages as they battle through some of the driest conditions in living memory.

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Avian flu update

23-06-2025

The H7 avian influenza response in Victoria has come to an end. The outbreak, which began in February, affected four commercial poultry properties.

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Print Is Dead. Just Don’t Tell Microsoft.

23-06-2025

Print magazines weren’t expected to survive the digital age, yet they’re still holding on, if not always thriving. In 2024, several news stories highlighted a small but notable resurgence. Publications like Vice, Nylon, and Playboy, which had previously abandoned their print editions, began reviving them, albeit in limited runs.

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New chair

23-06-2025

The state government’s appointment of a new independent Chair and members to support economic growth across Victoria’s regions will unite voices from every part of the state to drive lasting benefits for local communities.  

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Support for careers in family violence support

23-06-2025

The state government has introduced a way to build career in the family violence support sector, with a new, fully funded training pathway that removes barriers to education and strengthens cultural safety.

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Local Lines

22-06-2025

Friday night had some good moments

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