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Date Time Private sector investment fund opens on Shipwreck Coast, Victoria The Morrison Government, in partnership with the Andrews Government, is investing in public infrastructure projects that will boost private investment along the Shipwreck Coast through the $23.4 million Private Sector Business Enablement Fund. The Private Sector Business Enablement Fund is a key component of the $108.15 million Shipwreck Coast Priority Projects, which seeks to support investment in priority projects to ...

VIC Premier Hundreds of Victorians have gathered at Albert Park Lake today to remember Victorians who have lost their lives on our roads, and support people impacted by road trauma. Minister for Roads and Road Safety Ben Carroll today joined the Andrews Labor Government’s road safety partners for the annual Shine A Light on Road Safety walk, which sees more than 400 people walk five kilometres around Albert Park Lake each year to raise money for road trauma support and honour Victorian lives ...

Thursday, 29 April 2021 - 19:48 Born in Sri Lanka and adopted by Swedish parents and living in Germany, Mathilda Karlsso is the first qualifier for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games as well as the first equestrian representing Sri Lanka in an Olympic Event. The appeal made by Mathilda Karlsson and Sri Lanka Equestrian Association to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in Lausanne, Switzerland against the FEI, was given in favour of Mathilda, who has once again been restored to second position i...

The City’s draft Our Community Plan 2021-25 has been released for public feedback. Our Community Plan is a new blueprint developed with the community to set strategic priorities for sustainable growth and development, a strong local economy, a healthy, caring and inclusive community, backed by a high-performing Council and organisation. The release of the plan coincides with the publication of the Proposed Budget 2021-25, which is also being shared for community feedback. Our Community Plan 2...

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Homicide Squad detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a man in East Geelong earlier this afternoon. Emergency services...

Number of items fixed per session (held once a month): 30-60 Volunteer skill sets: At each session, we have about two to four sewers, three to four in electrical and two to three in general and mechanical (who fix items such as bikes and sharpen secateurs). Shortest fix – the shortest fix took just three seconds. A man brought in a chainsaw and wasn’t aware that it had a safety lock on it. Longest fix: the longest fix was a TV that took three hours. Our volunteers have incredible persistenc...

VIC Premier The Victorian Government will this week open the doors of its largest high-volume vaccination centres to anyone over the age of 70 for bookings, as well as walk-ins without an appointment. While the coronavirus vaccine rollout is a Commonwealth-led program, Victorian health experts have been working hard on ways to ensure that we can continue to deliver vaccines for Victorians as quickly and safely as possible, following the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation’s (A...

Date Time Update: State Govt makes changes to high-volume vaccination centres The State Government will open the doors of its largest high-volume vaccination centres to anyone over the age of 70 for bookings, as well as walk-ins without an appointment. From Wednesday 21 April, Victorians eligible under phases 1a and 1b of the rollout will be able to receive the AstraZeneca vaccine at three of Victoria’s high-volume vaccination centres located at the Royal Exhibition Building, the Melbourne Co...

Parenting by Harrison Tippet Premium Content Subscriber only A mother whose ice-addicted daughter died while waiting to access rehabilitation has called on the community to show more compassion for those struggling with drug habits. The Geelong mum - who asked to remain anonymous - said there were "hundreds" of parents like her in the region who had lost their children to ice, and were left facing scorn from those in the community who saw all drug users as v...