Victorian-made trains, in a Victorian-made tunnel. It doesn’t get better than that.
The word legend is used a lot. But nobody deserves it quite like Ron Barassi. He didn’t just play the game – he reshaped it. And how fitting that last night’s game was a cliffhanger between the Dees and the Blues. The government will offer Ron’s family a state funeral to remember him – and I hope they accept. Vale Ron.
Check out the latest exhibition on its way to ACMI. Five giant screens will be installed for people to watch the wonders of the natural world. From water droplets, black holes and human cells – you’ll see it all. ACMI is one of the world’s most visited screen galleries. And you can bet that with this exhibition on the way – it’ll be bigger and better than ever before.
Check out the latest exhibition on its way to ACMI. Five giant screens will be installed for people to watch the wonders of the natural world. From water droplets, black holes and human cells – you’ll see it all. ACMI is one of the world’s most visited screen galleries. And you can bet that with this exhibition on the way – it’ll be bigger and better than ever before.
Check out the latest exhibition on its way to ACMI. Five giant screens will be installed for people to watch the wonders of the natural world. From water droplets, black holes and human cells – you’ll see it all. ACMI is one of the world’s most visited screen galleries. And you can bet that with this exhibition on the way – it’ll be bigger and better than ever before.
Check out the latest exhibition on its way to ACMI. Five giant screens will be installed for people to watch the wonders of the natural world. From water droplets, black holes and human cells – you’ll see it all. ACMI is one of the world’s most visited screen galleries. And you can bet that with this exhibition on the way – it’ll be bigger and better than ever before.
We’ve just released our plan for housing. It’ll mean that whether you’re buying your first place, upsizing or downsizing as life changes, or renting, there’ll be a place you can call home – at a price you can afford. Here’s the details.
We’ve just released our plan for housing. It’ll mean that whether you’re buying your first place, upsizing or downsizing as life changes, or renting, there’ll be a place you can call home – at a price you can afford. Here’s the details.
We’ve just released our plan for housing. It’ll mean that whether you’re buying your first place, upsizing or downsizing as life changes, or renting, there’ll be a place you can call home – at a price you can afford. Here’s the details.
We’ve just released our plan for housing. It’ll mean that whether you’re buying your first place, upsizing or downsizing as life changes, or renting, there’ll be a place you can call home – at a price you can afford. Here’s the details.
We’ve just released our plan for housing. It’ll mean that whether you’re buying your first place, upsizing or downsizing as life changes, or renting, there’ll be a place you can call home – at a price you can afford. Here’s the details.
We’ve just released our plan for housing. It’ll mean that whether you’re buying your first place, upsizing or downsizing as life changes, or renting, there’ll be a place you can call home – at a price you can afford. Here’s the details.
We’ve just released our plan for housing. It’ll mean that whether you’re buying your first place, upsizing or downsizing as life changes, or renting, there’ll be a place you can call home – at a price you can afford. Here’s the details.
Gold sky at night, level crossing remover’s delight.
Today, Michael Long finished his long walk to Parliament House in Canberra. He’s covered more than 650 kilometres since setting off from Melbourne 19 days ago. And it’s not the first time he’s done it. Back in 2004 he made the same journey to ask the Prime Minister to improve the life expectancy and employment prospects of Indigenous Australians. And he asked “where is the love for our people?” 19 years on – he’s asking us all the same question. And on October 14 we’ve got an opportunity to answer. Michael – thank you so much for everything you do.
Today, Michael Long finished his long walk to Parliament House in Canberra. He’s covered more than 650 kilometres since setting off from Melbourne 19 days ago. And it’s not the first time he’s done it. Back in 2004 he made the same journey to ask the Prime Minister to improve the life expectancy and employment prospects of Indigenous Australians. And he asked “where is the love for our people?” 19 years on – he’s asking us all the same question. And on October 14 we’ve got an opportunity to answer. Michael – thank you so much for everything you do.
A couple of years ago, the sewer system in Carlton’s old red brick housing towers gave up – and the experts say it would be impossible to retrofit them to bring them up to standard. So along with the Albanese Government we’re going to completely rebuild them. And when it’s finished, there’ll be even more social housing on the site than there was before. Meaning more homes for the Victorians who need them most. And there’s nothing more important than that.
A couple of years ago, the sewer system in these towers gave up – and the experts say it would be impossible to bring these 1960s buildings up to standard. So with help from the Federal Government, we’re going to rebuild them with more even social housing than was there before. Building even more homes for the Victorians who need them most.
You’ve only got until Monday 8pm to enrol to vote in the referendum. Check your details are up to date, then ask a mate to check theirs too.
We’ve expanded the Sick Pay Guarantee to another 400 jobs. Including these.
Wide collars, savoury jelly salads and mission brown everything. Some things from the 70s shouldn’t make a come back. With one exception: Free training for secondary school teaching is returning in 2024. Groovy.
If you’re looking for paint swatch inspiration: look no further. This is @metrotunnelvic’s newest emergency exit built in South Yarra. And now we’re another step closer to finishing the biggest transport project our state’s ever seen.
If you’re a player, coach, umpire, volunteer, treasurer, trainer, water carrier, captain, bookkeeper, physio, first aid support, secretary or president – this is for you. We’ve just opened the next round of Sporting Club Grants – and it’s supporting grassroots and local clubs round the state. These grants cover the costs of uniforms and equipment, athlete travel expenses, accessibility improvements, volunteer support and more. And most importantly – make sure that more Victorians get a go at their local club. Applications for this round close at 4pm on 12 October 2023. For more information and to apply for Sporting Club Grants Program visit sport.vic.gov.au
