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'To be able to deliver this in Melbourne will mean everything': the Victorian food events back on the menu - Vimarsana News

'To be able to deliver this in Melbourne will mean everything': the Victorian food events back on the menu

After an excruciating 20 months, Victoria's event producers are planning parties, primping venues and clawing back business lost to pandemic restrictions.

Planning power uproar | Brimbank & North West - Vimarsana News

Planning power uproar | Brimbank & North West

Some Brimbank residents and councillors have expressed concern about the state government taking increased planning powers on key projects. In […]

Let us keep planning powers : Council | Brimbank & North West - Vimarsana News

Let us keep planning powers : Council | Brimbank & North West

Brimbank council wants to remain the key planning authority on a massive development on Ballarat Road, Cairnlea. The council has […]

Frasers Property appoints architect and environmental designer Kate Nason as Sustainability Advisor - Vimarsana News

Frasers Property appoints architect and environmental designer Kate Nason as Sustainability Advisor

“Ms Nason shares the values and passion of our team, and has the experience, skills and networks to make a real contribution to our sustainability strategy. Sustainability underpins all our operations because we believe in a better, cleaner future, and Ms Nason’s appointment helps us achieve better outcomes through the full property cycle,” she says.

First Nations Artwork To Bring Geelong Arts Centre To Life - Vimarsana News

First Nations Artwork To Bring Geelong Arts Centre To Life

VIC Premier Geelong Arts Centre’s ambitious redevelopment continues to take shape, with exciting new plans to integrate public artwork by First Nations artists into the $140 million Little Malop Street redevelopment. Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Acting Minister for Creative Industries Gabrielle Williams today launched an Expressions of Interest process that will select up to four First Nations artists to create work that reflects the significant Indigenous connection to Country, history and culture of the region. Expressions of Interest are open to experienced First Nations sound and...