Latest Seymour News

More Trains And More Seats For Regional Victoria
Yarra Thrive Hub Helping More Victorians Find Jobs
Spring Works Blitz To Keep Victoria Moving
Funding Boost For Great Western Highway
Regional Students See Further Study Within Reach
Flu vaccine funding criteria extended from today
Minister sets clear expectations for new ECE regulator
Hervey Bay Community Hub Now Open
Over 260,000 young children eligible for funded flu vaccines from 2027
NZ election poll watch: right still leads left, but Opportunity could deny it a majority
Agricultural productivity to soar with drone reform
Funding boost to fix and future-proof the Great Western Highway
Pharmac culture continues to improve, and get more transparent
Funding Boost To Fix Great Western Highway
Government Prioritises Solar Review
Crocodiles can’t fly. Birds can. Scientists have finally figured out why
Red tape tipline continues fixing the problems no one else will
Charter school rolls grow again, by almost 18%
More Than 14,000 Homes Unlocked For Fraser Coast
New attendance service re-enrolling more students than ever
Lighting Works To Complete Pedestrian Safety In Seymour
More Trains On Way
Pharmac decision to increase access to type 2 diabetes medicines
Pharmac strengthens patient voice in decision making
Stage Collapse Simulation Training Success
Mitchell Launches 5 Priorities For 2026 State Election
Chittick Park Dog-Friendly Space Taking Shape
New footpath to improve pedestrian safety and connectivity in Seymour
Term 2 in person attendance highest since 2016
Tap And Go Rolling Out On Buses
Monash study proves world-leading safety and peace of mind in voluntary assisted dying
Guidance to increase supermarket competition and help lower prices
Monash study proves world-leading safety and peace of mind in voluntary assisted dying
What the wool remembers: the carbon secrets locked inside every fleece
RFNSW WELCOMES GREAT WESTERN HIGHWAY TIMELINE BUT SAYS FREIGHT OPERATORS STILL NEED SUPPORT
Common-sense fix eases costs for toy importers
Regulatory Standards Act takes effect, Board ready for work
Pharmac widens access to medicine for high cholesterol for everyone
Not great for the Great Western Highway: Labor confirms year long closure
Cutting red tape for freight operators
Contract awarded to reopen Great Western Highway, with further relief for impacted businesses
Minister sets 2026 expectations for Pharmac; continue upward trajectory
Multi school contracts for charter sponsors
New In Business In Seymour: Glaze Shed
Community Lights Up Goulburn Park For Magic Night
Pharmac Consumer Working Group wraps up, job well done
Charter schools helping students achieve their potential
Mitchell Shire secures funding for safer local roads and streets