Regional Development Victoria news

• A Cultural Feast: the iconic Golden Dragon Museum’s new restaurant 23/06/2022
  

  Visitors to Bendigo’s Golden Dragon Museum will soon be welcomed by a fantastic new restaurant called Hawker at the Museum

• New community hub to connect Trentham locals22/06/2022
  

  Trentham’s historic mechanics institute is set to be transformed into a brand-new community hub that will help bring more locals together for big and small events, thanks to support from the Victorian Government.

• Mildura leading the way in medicinal cannabis industry17/06/2022
  

  The Government is supporting one of Victoria’s largest cultivation facilities to produce its first batch of medicinal cannabis, with the site expected to create hundreds of jobs.

• Backing more jobs in Gippsland17/06/2022
  

  The Victorian Government is supporting workers in a range of industries across Gippsland, with three new projects set to create 60 jobs in the region.

• Works start on world class Omeo mountain bike trails17/06/2022
  

  The Victorian Government is transforming a Gippsland alpine town into an international mountain bike destination, with the development of 121 kilometres of mountain bike trails in Omeo.

• Patience pays off at Romsey Ecotherapy Park 08/04/2022
  

  After 14 years of advocacy from community members like Jenny Stillman, the Romsey Ecotherapy Park is due to open mid-year.

• Geelong Convention and Exhibition Centre - building a bright future for the visitor economy28/01/2022
  

  The Geelong Convention and Exhibition Centre (GCEC) promises to be a game changer for tourism and the regional economy.

• Community pride at the heart of Australia’s biggest regional arts centre24/01/2022
  

  The Geelong Arts Centre Little Malop Street Redevelopment will not only build Australia’s largest regional arts centre. It will also build a place of cultural significance for the local community.

• Budj Bim Cultural Landscape: Growing tourism at the world heritage site in our own backyard 05/01/2022
  

  Budj Bim Cultural Landscape is one of just 20 UNESCO’s World Heritage sites across Australia - and the only landmark in regional Victoria. It’s also the only site to be listed for its Indigenous cultural values.