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Moomba Festival 2023: Actors Rob Mills and Rhonda Burchmore crowned as Melbourne's Moomba monarchs - Vimarsana News

Moomba Festival 2023: Actors Rob Mills and Rhonda Burchmore crowned as Melbourne's Moomba monarchs

Rob Mills and Rhonda Burchmore have been announced as this year's Moomba Festival monarchs.

Five full days of fun: Moomba Festival 2023 is set to be bigger than ever - Vimarsana News

Five full days of fun: Moomba Festival 2023 is set to be bigger than ever

From activity zones to live music performances - Moomba Festival 2023 has us set for five days of iconic entertainment.

Peter Hitchener, Fifi Box named Moomba Monarchs. - Vimarsana News

Peter Hitchener, Fifi Box named Moomba Monarchs.

Veteran news presenter joins a long line of Melbourne stars to don the Moomba crown.

Vaccination heroes to keep Melbourne open - Vimarsana News

Vaccination heroes to keep Melbourne open

Date Time Vaccination heroes to keep Melbourne open The City of Melbourne has launched a campaign encouraging Melburnians to get vaccinated, with vaccine hero advertisements set to roll out across the municipality starting with the iconic Young and Jacksons billboard. Lord Mayor Sally Capp said an increase in vaccination rates was essential to beat COVID-19, protect the most vulnerable, and put an end to lockdowns and restrictions. “Around 15 per cent of Australia’s population is fully vaccinated against COVID-19. After more than a year of restrictions, there is still no vaccination targe...

Melbourne's getting busier - Vimarsana News

Melbourne's getting busier

Lord Mayor Sally Capp is pleased pedestrian traffic at Flinders Street is increasing as she announces Moomba Monarchs who have helped the community during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Source: abc.net.au