The Andrews Labor Government is restoring one of Omeo’s much loved heritage assets, the highly intact nineteenth century Omeo Justice Precinct.

The Andrews Labor Government will invest $2.4 million to boost access and participation in the state’s booming startup sector, with a focus on regional Victorian communities.

New flashing speed signs have been installed outside Poowong Consolidated School to improve safety for students and parents.

Football, cricket and netball players are celebrating thanks to a major upgrade of the lighting at Ellinbank Recreation Reserve in Warragul South.

Surveying has begun at Traralgon station as part of early works on the Gippsland Line Upgrade, which will deliver more frequent, safe and reliable services to Victoria’s east.

The Andrews Labor Government is doing more for victim-survivors of sexual assault in Gippsland with funding to provide more counselling sessions and crisis support.

The Andrews Labor Government’s School Breakfast Clubs have served five million meals to students across Victoria, ensuring they start their school day on a full stomach, ready to learn.

The Andrews Labor Government is investing almost $247,000 in programs to prevent and reduce gambling harm in regional and rural Victoria.

The Andrews Labor Government is ensuring women in regional Victoria have access to the networks that will help them succeed.

The Andrews Labor Government will fund solar PV installations on 30 public buildings and sites in the Latrobe Valley to help reduce emissions at a local level.

A proposal to develop a best practice regional composting facility near Morwell has received a $500,000 boost from the Andrews Labor Government.

The Andrews Labor Government is helping more men be social, create and support their local communities with the opening of two newly refurbished Men’s Sheds.

The Andrews Labor Government is leading the way to ensure all Victorian children – including kids in Wonthaggi – are ready for school, with new funding to revolutionise early learning and development.

Rising sports stars from Gippsland are encouraged to apply for travel grants to help them take their skills to the next level.

Gippsland’s multicultural communities will be able to build new community facilities and improve existing spaces thanks to a new round of grants from the Andrews Labor Government.

Improvements on approximately 20 kilometres of the Hyland Highway between Flynns Creek Road and Carrajung-Woodside Road are complete, providing motorists with a safer and more reliable journey in this area of Gippsland.

Phillip Island Adventure Resort at Cowes has recently been awarded a $7005.00 grant to help reduce its energy usage under the $6.1 million Victorian Government’s Boosting Business Productivity Program.

People in Gippsland have more time to put forward their great local ideas for funding, with the deadline for the Andrews Labor Government’s Pick My Project initiative extended to 8 July.