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29/07/2022

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30,000 casual workers to benefit from sick pay guarantee leave

29/07/2022

Sexual harassment protection for Victorian workers

11/07/2022

Rock On: New Support For Beloved Community Cup

20/06/2022

Free public WiFi to continue in Melbourne’s CBD

29/05/2022

New investments in agriculture and regional development

03/05/2022

Victoria University launches SAP Academy

13/04/2022

Victorian Man Passes Away due to Japanese Encephalitis Virus

10/03/2022

A Day in India

08/03/2022

Expanded wage subsidy scheme for single parents

08/03/2022

Number of commonsense restrictions eased

17/02/2022

$1.4 billion injection for healthcare Omicron response

04/02/2022

Victoria leads in renewable resources

30/01/2022

What to expect as Victoria prepares for beginning of school year

24/01/2022

As Omicron surges, Victorians urged to celebrate NY eve safely

30/12/2021

Toughest mask rules in place till January 12

23/12/2021

Suburban Rail Loop construction to create 8,000 jobs

25/11/2021

No curfew, no travel limit, home visits from Thursday night

17/10/2021

Victorians urged to prepare properties as fire season looms

07/10/2021

Victoria’s dairy sector leads the nation posting best results

30/09/2021

New facility at St Vincent’s to fastrack medical innovations

29/09/2021

Vaccinated economy trials to start in regional Victoria from 11 Oct

27/09/2021

A look at the Roadmap out of COVID-19 lockdowns

19/09/2021

Slight easing in restrictions from tomorrow ‘but not over yet’

16/09/2021

Matthew Guy ousts Michael O’Brien to become Oppn leader

07/09/2021

Victoria makes public display of Nazi symbols illegal

02/09/2021

Nominations closing soon for the Multicultural Awards for Excellence

21/08/2021

YAL scholarships for disadvantaged young Australians

20/08/2021

Lockdown extended for another seven days

11/08/2021

Covid Hardship Fund included in new business support package

29/07/2021

Lockdown lifted, masks to remain and no home gatherings

27/07/2021

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12/08/2022

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12/08/2022

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