A new training program that links people directly to a job will be trialled in Gippsland, thanks to funding from the Andrews Labor Government to help boost employment in local growth industries.

People in Gippsland will be able to access more TAFE training thanks to a funding boost from the Andrews Labor Government.

Students in Yallourn North have a modern state-of-the-art building, thanks an innovative new Andrews Labor Government school building program.

Passengers in the state’s east are another step closer to travelling on more modern and reliable trains, with a VLocity test train to complete a journey to Bairnsdale for the first time ever on Wednesday 25 April.

Keen netballers in Drouin will share in the biggest investment in women's and community sport in Victoria's history announced today by the Andrews Labor Government.

More kinders, more integrated children’s hubs and more upgraded facilities could be on the cards for Gippsland families, with the Andrews Labor Government investing in more infrastructure.

The Andrews Labor Government is making Moe-Glengarry Road safer for motorcyclists, with upgrade works set to start in the coming months.

Member for Eastern Victoria Region, Harriet Shing today announced that Yarram Aero club will receive funding through the Victoria Remembers Minor Grants Program for a project to tell the story of the first Military air mission based out of Yarram, Victoria. It will inform how the mission came about and what type of aircraft was used.

Students and parents at Poowong Consolidated School will soon have a safer walk to school, with new electronic speed signs to be installed on Ranceby Road and Gardner Lane.

Even more Victorian kinders will get new equipment to be more inclusive for children with extra needs, thanks to the Andrews Labor Government.

Traralgon’s Premiere Function Centre will be turned into a hub of small business information and networking opportunities today as part of the Andrews Labor Government’s ‘Small Business Day’ in Traralgon.

The Andrews Labor Government is delivering the police, protection and prevention our state needs, with new laws, more specialist police, equipment and technology to crack down on serious and organised crime.

Young people from Gippsland will be celebrated and recognised during the inaugural Victorian Youth Week in April, with more than 100 activities running across the state.

More patients in Gippsland will be able to get the health care they need closer to home, thanks to a Budget boost for the Andrews Labor Government’s flagship Regional Health Infrastructure Fund.

A locally-owned Morwell business will now be able to support the training of more bus drivers for hazardous driving conditions in Southern alpine areas, thanks to funding from the Andrews Labor Government.