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Winter Is Coming
GBAC calls for urgent country roads and bridges funding ahead of state election
City to celebrate Central Victorian Indigenous Film Festival on May 27
Community to shape future direction of our region’s arts and culture
Cricket Victoria Unveils 2026/2027 Women’s Squad
Victorian gun reforms fall short of opportunity to reduce firearm harm
Victorian Premier Issues Statement 25 May
Victoria Police Neighbourhood Policing Forum
Need Funding For Your Community Group?
Why more workers are staying put, and how it impacts the workplace
Statement From Leader Of Opposition 25 May
Australia’s first female garage owner honoured by landmark Melbourne tribute
Portsea Pier To Undergo Major Maintenance Works In July
Festival Of Football: World Cup Event Program
Labor Delivers Lower Power Bills
Event Grant Program applications open to support community connection
Netball facilities officially opened at Kyneton Showgrounds
Community invited to help shape programs at new Mordi Aquatic Centre
Bushfire research strengthens Victorian preparedness and response
Diverse Designs Celebrated
Pride Month 2026
Recycling centre charged after worker killed in collision  
Construction Starts On New Winnindoo Fire Station
Councils remain in the dark over new Local Government Fair Jobs Code
Exciting New Upgrades Planned For KidsTown
Bus shelter upgrade: Greenridge Avenue, west of Noral Court, Templestowe
Game-changing upgrades now complete at Cora Lynn Recreation Reserve
Know Rules When Spraying With Drones
Free workshops and events for Monash businesses this June
What’s On This NAIDOC Week 2026
Regulator reduces Victorian default electricity prices
North East Link Breakthrough
Labor’s SEC Fraud As Energy Bills Continue To Climb
Dad Didn’t Need Suit To Be Proud Of His Work
SEC Will Hire 2,000 Apprentices To Secure Our Future
Big Boost To Jobs And Innovation
Upgraded netball courts and new play space at Harley Hammond Reserve
Night-time road inspections to take place across northern Mitchell Shire
Fair Share For Regional Victorians – Guaranteed
First New Mountain Bike Jump Park Opens At Sunset Strip
Driving savings and sustainability: your EV questions answered
Eisteddfod Tickets: See Stars Of Tomorrow
When Life Gets Hard, Local Support Matters
Fuel For Thought: Greener Ways To Get Around
Proud 150 Years For Wangaratta Fire Brigade
Health Provider Charged After Patient Assaults Nurse
La Trobe, Fu Jen Advance Global Partnership
Arson and firebombing will become adult crimes under Liberals and Nationals

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