All posts tagged "Victoria"
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696News and ViewsOne-stop shop for new major projects
The Victorian Government is launching a new online portal to help the construction sector find more opportunities to be part of major...
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1.4KMining & ResourcesSearch for new gas heating up to help recovery
As Victorians turn up their gas heaters during the winter chill, the search for new gas off the state’s south west coast...
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884LogisticsImproving safety on local regional roads
The Victorian Government will upgrade safety at twenty precincts across regional Victoria thanks to a new program that works with councils and...
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1.6KMining & ResourcesConventional gas framework needs broad support to work
As the Victorian parliament prepares to consider the Petroleum Amendment Bill, the Australian Industry Group has warned that decisions taken will shape...
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926AgricultureBlowhard farmer grows huge canola crop
A farmer near Ballarat has grown a huge crop of canola weighing in at 3.6 tonnes per hectare.
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776AgricultureA new perspective on biosecurity gate signs
Bushfires affected thousands of hectares of agricultural land in Australia this summer, burning homes, crops, standing and stored animal feed supplies, fences,...
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1.0KAgricultureFarmer makes $3600/ha with graze and grain canola
Southwest Victorian farmer Tom Wilson went into his first season growing graze and grain canola not knowing what to expect, but after...
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1.1KBuildingPlanning support for bushfire affected Victorians welcome
“Further support for Victorian’s rebuilding their homes after the bushfires will be a very welcome step for home owners and their builders,”...
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1.3KMining & ResourcesVictorian gas opening is a sensible step on a long road
“The decision of the Victorian Government to end the moratorium on conventional onshore gas is well-based and welcome, but nobody should expect...
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1.1KAgricultureTime to put the brakes on slugs and snails
Wimmera grain growers have been urged to monitor and manage slug and snail populations during a recent series of Agriculture Victoria-led presentations...
