News and articles
News and articles
News of major activities and announcements from across the department, plus articles featuring the people, projects and programs driving economic growth and prosperity across Victoria.
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TAFE students get smart with farming in Sunraysia
Horticulture students are going high-tech at the SuniTAFE SMART Farm campus in Cardross.
Going underground to uncover the mysteries of the universe
Stawell’s underground laboratory is transforming research into dark matter to discover how life thrives in extreme environments.
The 2025 Avalon Airshow is ready for take-off
The biggest aviation, aerospace and defence exhibition in the southern hemisphere.
Transformed Trade Skills Centre opens in Shepparton
The updated training hub gives more Victorians the opportunity to gain in-demand plumbing and construction skills.
Grand Prix reaches fever pitch
Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix is on track to break attendance records once again
First Nations businesses across Victoria receive a boost
More than 80 First Nations businesses are receiving grants as part of the Victorian Aboriginal Business Investment Program.
New training facility opens on Chisholm Institute Frankston campus
A new state-of-the-art learning hub to help more than 2,000 extra students each year.
Setting Victorian startups up for success
6 leading entrepreneurship programs will receive funding through LaunchVic.
Support for small business after Western Victoria bushfires
More than $29 million to support recovery of small businesses and communities affected by the bushfires in Western Victoria.
How one woman found her groove in the trades
Tash needed a career change and was inspired by women in construction on social media to try carpentry.
Scar trees carve connection to culture and country
Scar tree art on the Great Victorian Rail Trail has a connection to country for Traditional Owners that is as alive today as it was 60,000 years ago.
A new country meant new training pathways for tradie Tom
A move from the UK to Australia gave Tom Cotterill access to vocational training at school, which helped him realise he wanted to be a plumber