News and articles
News and articles
Latest news and announcements from the department, showcasing the people, projects and programs that make Victoria the best place to live, work, stay, experience, invest and study
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Plan supports First Peoples participation in state’s booming tourism sector
The First Peoples Tourism Plan 2025–2030 will support First Peoples participation in the state’s $40 billion tourism sector.
Lookout gives Gorge a new platform to wow visitors
A spectacular new viewing platform is open at the Loch Ard Gorge Blowhole in Port Campbell National Park.
Uncovering safer childhood cancer treatments
Two cancer research teams will share $2 million in funding under the Children’s Cancer CoLab’s Safer Therapies Program.
Landmark world business event kicks off in Melbourne
The 14th World Chambers Congress has opened in Melbourne and is running from 2 to 4 September.
First Nations delegation shines at World Expo in Osaka
Ten representatives from 6 Aboriginal businesses and Traditional Owner Corporations in the agri-food and tourism sectors took part.
Flexible and inclusive: TAFE teacher transforms cyber security course
Dr Adam Bignold didn’t set out to become Australia’s top vocational teacher but that’s exactly what he is, due to his passion for hands-on learning.
Reconnecting more Victorians with education and jobs
Support for those who face barriers to training and employment.
Strengthening the Local Jobs First Act 2003
New laws to support Victorian workers, businesses and manufacturers have passed the Victorian Parliament.
Boosting multicultural business precincts
The new Good Practice Guide and grant program will help multicultural business precincts continue to thrive.
Scenic adventures await walkers, cyclists and nature lovers in Gippsland
Visitors can now enjoy upgraded shared-use trails at Gippsland’s stunning Rokeby to Neerim trail with plans to extend to Noojee.
BMX upgrades cross the finish line
BMX riders and cyclists across northern Victoria are now enjoying world-class facilities at the Shepparton BMX Track and Cycling Precinct.
Jeweller turning raw materials and talent into national gold
From shaping her first wooden ring to winning WorldSkills gold, Lily-Grace Toohill has forged a glowing reputation.