Regional Development Victoria news

• Bigger and better events more often for Ararat12/10/2018
  The redevelopment of Alexandra Oval as a site for major events will energise Ararat and bring significant flow on effects for local businesses
• More jobs at Avalon11/10/2018
  The new industrial precinct will help Avalon Airport diversify its operations and secure its future as a freight and logistics hub, with the capability of servicing a variety of industry sectors
• Ballarat’s new hub for digital innovation open10/10/2018
  The new space will house digital specialists, technology designers, researchers and students in one central location
• Applications now open for $200m Building Better Regions Fund04/10/2018
  Local organisations, councils and community groups are encouraged to apply for a share of grant funding to create jobs, drive economic growth and build stronger regional communities across the country
• Reinvigorating Wodonga’s cultural precinct26/09/2018
  The combination of a library, art gallery and a cultural business incubator will help attract more visitors and creatives to Wodonga
• Victoria’s first Cross Border Commissioner appointed26/09/2018
  The Cross-Border Commissioner will help solve problems and strengthen ties between people that live, work and operate in our border communities
• Boost for manufacturing in Geelong14/09/2018
  These are hi-tech, secure jobs that will help the local Geelong economy continue to prosper
• Construction progressing on Ballarat Station’s new car park12/09/2018
  The installation of structural steel for the three-level car park has been another milestone in the construction of the new multi-deck car park at the Ballarat Station precinct
• Invest in Victorian Agriculture website launched31/08/2018
  The website provides easy access to information about agriculture and food processing and has been created to help promote investment in these industries in Victoria
• Construction commences for new Ballarat Hospice15/08/2018
  This project is more than just bricks and mortar – it will mean more patients can get quality, personal and compassionate end of life care, closer to home