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25.01.2022 Training For The Job You Want: New Skills Authority Victorians will be able to access the training they need for the jobs they want as the Government makes a $383.8 million investment in skills, training and higher education in the Victorian Budget 2021/22. A new skills authority headlines a range of initiatives designed to strengthen the quality of teaching and training, provide affordable accredited training to more Victorians, and improve pathways for skilled workers....Continue reading

19.01.2022 7th May 2021 Infrastructure Boost For Terang Harness Racing Club Terang Harness Racing Club is getting a major infrastructure upgrade that will benefit the club and the local community, due to a funding boost from the Andrews Labor Government.... Minister for Racing Martin Pakula today announced that the Labor Government would contribute $730,000 from the Victorian Racing Industry Fund towards a $1.7 million redevelopment that will deliver new stabling and community facilities. The Federal Government is contributing $250,000 and Corangamite Shire $50,000 to the project, with the balance to be provided by the club and Harness Racing Victoria. The project will see the construction of 100-stall stable complex with horse urinals, wash bays, veterinary room and swabbing facilities. The development will significantly improve facilities for local racing participants and attract new trainers to the club The Silks Room/Community Hub function room will be enhanced and will offer significantly improved amenity on race days and make it more attractive as a venue for the local community. The Terang Harness Racing Club has been an integral part of the local community for more than 100 years. It hosts 13 race meetings and 24 trial meetings each year and is a home base for 19 trainers. Since 2015, the Labor Government has approved more than $800,000 to support infrastructure projects and harness racing events at Terang Harness Racing Club. The harness racing industry in regional Victoria generates $255.3 million for the Victorian economy and helps sustain nearly 2,100 full-time-equivalent jobs. Quote attributable to Minister for Racing Martin Pakula We’re helping clubs develop modern, safe facilities for participants and to improve animal welfare outcomes. This is a significant project for the Terang Harness Racing Club and I look forward to seeing the completed works. Quote attributable to Member for Western Victoria Gayle Tierney Terang Harness Racing Club is a significant player in the local community it’s been a focal point for decades and investments like this ensure it will be around for many more years to come. Quote attributable to Harness Racing Victoria Chair Dale Monteith I’d like to thank the Victorian Government for its support for this worthy project. It will improve health and safety, enhance the amenity of the venue for patrons, and help attract more trainers to locate here. Quote attributable to Terang Harness Racing Club President Evan Savage Terang Harness Racing Club is a big part of the local community, and this project will make it more attractive as both a racing and community venue it’s a real win for the town.

15.01.2022 7th May 2021 International Sporting Events Return To AAMI Park The Andrews Labor Government is bringing the best of world rugby to Victoria with the Wallabies to take on France at AAMI Park on Tuesday, 13 July continuing Melbourne’s major events resurgence.... The match is part of a three-Test series between the two national teams, which is set to delight local rugby fans and Melburnians eager to enjoy the thrill of a live international sporting contest. Les Bleus last toured Australia in 2014, when the Wallabies were victorious in Melbourne and went on to claim the Test series 3-0. The match marks the first game in a package secured by the Labor Government for Melbourne to host five major Wallabies Test matches over five years, including the 2025 British and Irish Lions tour. The package will deliver the best action for fans, boosts jobs in the visitor economy and reaffirm Melbourne’s status as the sporting and events capital of Australia. Rugby Australia will work with the Government on its COVIDSafe event plan in accordance with the Public Events Framework to ensure the event can be enjoyed by as many people as possible in a safe way. Sparked by the Australian Open in February and continuing with the resumption of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at the Princess Theatre, the successful running of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and AFL, NRL, Super League, A-League and NBL matches drawing growing crowds, the efforts of Victorians to combat coronavirus has meant that people are getting to enjoy big-ticket events more like they used to. Rugby league’s blockbuster State of Origin returns to the MCG on Wednesday, 9 June when Queensland takes on New South Wales in the first match of the 2021 series, in a further boost to the state’s major events momentum. Quotes attributable to Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events Martin Pakula We’ve got France and the Wallabies here in July and guaranteed Wallabies Test-match action in Melbourne for years to come. We’re Australia’s major events capital because we make it our business to secure the big events that attract crowds, create jobs and bring a real buzz to the city and state. Quote attributable to Rugby Australia chief executive Andy Marinos We can’t wait to get back to Melbourne and AAMI Park in July for the Wallabies Test against France. Melbourne is a sports-mad city and AAMI Park is perfect for a midweek Test match for those attending after work.

10.01.2022 7th May 2021 Restrictions Ease For More Victorian Businesses Density quotients of one person per two square metres will soon be lifted for small-to-medium sized venues across the state but Victorians need to keep playing their part to help us stay safe and stay open by checking in using the Victorian Government QR Code Service through the Service Victoria app....Continue reading

02.01.2022 Iconic Bells Beach Rip Curl Pro returns the contest to its rightful place at Bells next year. A new management plan for the iconic Bells Beach Surfing Recreation Reserve has been approved by the Andrews Labor Government. Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, Lily D’Ambrosio approved the Bells Beach Surfing Recreation Reserve Coastal and Marine Management Plan, and agreed with an advisory committee that there was no pressing or overwhelming need for a permanen...t elevated platform. The Committee found event organisers were neutral about whether a permanent or temporary structure was needed. The Surf Coast Shire Council is the land manager for the Bells Beach Surfing Recreation Reserve and will implement the new management plan. The plan’s vision for the Reserve is to respect and protect the natural environment, Wadawurrung heritage and surfing culture of Bells Beach. The Labor Government signed a three-year deal for the Rip Curl Pro to return to Bells Beach in 2022. Read the advisory committee’s report at planning.vic.gov.au///projects/great-ocean-road-region-sac. Quotes attributable to Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change Lily D’Ambrosio I have approved the Bells Beach Surfing Recreation Reserve Coastal and Marine Management Plan, subject to the removal of the proposed elevated walkway and viewing platform. We’re ensuring the Rip Curl Pro returns the contest to its rightful place at Bells next year. Quote attributable to Member for South Barwon Darren Cheeseman Bells Beach is a national and international icon, is heritage listed and is a culturally important place for the Wadawurrung People. This new Plan will ensure it is protected and well managed into the future.