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More Kimberley Learner Drivers On Road To Opportunity - Vimarsana News

More Kimberley Learner Drivers On Road To Opportunity

$200,000 in Driving Access and Equity Program grant funding for learner drivers in Fitzroy ValleyFunding continues to support disadvantaged drivers

DAWNtrepreneur showcase and pitch competition to celebrate entrepreneurship and innovation in Northeastern Minnesota - Vimarsana News

DAWNtrepreneur showcase and pitch competition to celebrate entrepreneurship and innovation in Northeastern Minnesota

DAWN (Driving Access to Wealth & Networks), the northeast regional hub for Launch Minnesota, is proud to announce the upcoming DAWNtrepreneur Showcase and Pitch Competition. Set to take place on

Local View: Renewed community-building needed in Northland in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Local View: Renewed community-building needed in Northland in 2024

From the column: "We hope that in 2024 you will join in the wide variety of work underway throughout the Northland ... to build stronger communities and to ensure a more prosperous future for all."

Local View: Economic developers are 'lost in the jungle' without support - Vimarsana News

Local View: Economic developers are 'lost in the jungle' without support

From the column: "Though there will be sporadic wins and individual high achievers, long-term success requires a more comprehensive system that doesn’t need heroic efforts."

Sealing 2,700km Outback Way across inland Australia set to change remote communities - Vimarsana News

Sealing 2,700km Outback Way across inland Australia set to change remote communities

Sealing the 2,700-kilometre Outback Way could be good for remote artists. It could also bring more tourism, traffic, jobs and freight.

Source: abc.net.au