Regional Development Victoria news

• Big benefits for Victoria’s tiny towns on the way23/11/2023
  

  Round 1 of the Tiny Towns Fund opens for applications on Monday, 27 November.

• Ballarat’s Lake Wendouree lighting project complete17/11/2023
  

  The Victorian Government is shining the light on Ballarat’s iconic Lake Wendouree with the Lake lighting project around the lake and connecting to Victoria Park now complete.

• Opal opens for business in Wodonga16/11/2023
  

  Paper and packaging company Opal has opened its new $140 million world class manufacturing facility for cardboard packaging at Wodonga, backing hundreds of jobs.

• Revamped Maryborough railway steams ahead 13/11/2023
  

  Maryborough’s railway has transformed into a key hub to support more locals and visitors enjoy the gold rush town, thanks to support from the Victorian Government.

• Chiltern community hub celebrates new home 08/11/2023
  

  Chiltern in Victoria’s North East has welcomed a new modern community hub bringing together a range of services under the one roof including a new library and kindergarten.

• Lake Nagambie welcomes new foreshore walk02/11/2023
  

  Nagambie in Victoria’s Goulburn Valley region has welcomed a new waterfront pathway that stretches along the southern edge of Lake Nagambie, offering spectacular views across the water.

• Dine in the clouds at new cellar door in Musk31/10/2023
  

  Visitors can sit back, relax, and watch the clouds pass by at Passing Clouds Winery with a new cellar door and restaurant now open.

• Streets ahead at Port Campbell24/10/2023
  

  Locals and visitors will soon be enjoying a revitalised town centre in Port Campbell with works starting on a major makeover.

• Gippsland logistics precinct moving ahead 20/10/2023
  

  The Victorian Government is progressing development of the Gippsland Logistics Precinct, with a $10 million commitment to the Morwell project.

• Stay longer in western Victoria and see the silo art trail13/10/2023
  

  Wimmera Southern Mallee visitors will be able to stay longer and tour the region’s stunning silo art trail, with new accommodation ready for overnight guests thanks to support from the Victorian Government.