• Showerhead Exchanges

    Showerhead Exchanges

    Melburnians have done a fantastic job reducing their water use in recent years. As part of this effort, South East Water and other water retailers have been running successful exchange programs...

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  • Melbourne Moving to Stage 2

    Melbourne Moving to Stage 2

    Water restrictions for Melbourne will be eased to Stage 2 from 1 September 2010. The very welcome recent rain, fantastic water saving efforts by households and the Government’s major water...

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  • Omeo Visit

    Omeo Visit

    Photos provided by Destination Gippsland. Last week I visited Omeo, one of Gippsland’s best kept secrets, to launch the Omeo Official Visitors Guide. You can download the guide from...

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  • Big Picture Water Issues

    Big Picture Water Issues

    Melbourne Water has produced a couple of short animated videos to address some of the most frequently asked questions about water. The videos provide concise and straightforward explanations about...

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  • Remember Luke Robinson & Slow Down

    Remember Luke Robinson & Slow Down

    Over the past two weeks, you may have seen the TAC’s latest campaign with a number of people talking about how a single act of speeding has affected more than 200 lives. This coming Sunday...

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  • Showerhead Exchanges
  • Melbourne Moving to Stage 2
  • Omeo Visit
  • Big Picture Water Issues
  • Remember Luke Robinson & Slow Down
  • Yarra Valley Tourist Railway

    Yarra Valley Tourist Railway

    21st July, 2010

    After 30 years, passenger rail travel is now back on track in the Yarra Valley.
    The volunteers at the Yarra Valley Tourist Railway Society have done a fantastic job restoring the rail infrastructure and the Walker Rail-Motor RM22 engine, which has […]

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  • Grampians Peak Trail

    Grampians Peak Trail

    19th July, 2010

    While visiting the Grampians region last week, I was able to experience part of what will become the proposed Grampians Peak Trail (GPT).
    Hiking from Halls Gap to Redman Bluff and back highlighted some of the stunning views on offer in […]

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  • Hamilton Water Restrictions

    Hamilton Water Restrictions

    19th July, 2010

    Record State Government investment in water infrastructure in partnership with some welcome rain and the terrific water saving efforts of the community mean restrictions have been eased in 299 towns since January 2009.
    I was delighted to be able to announce […]

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  • ‘Everybody hurts when you speed’

    On 28 March 2010, 19 year old Luke Robinson died in a crash as a result of speeding. This is just one of the hundreds of people who were touched by that one single tragic event. Luke’s story formed the […]

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  • How do we stop Melbourne from running dry?

    The second of our animated videos, looking at the solutions to stop Melbourne running dry in the face of more people and less rain.
    www.melbournewater.com.au or @MelbourneWater

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  • How did dam levels get so low?

    First in a special series of animated videos, explaining the factors that dragged Melbourne’s dam levels from almost full to two-thirds empty over a decade.
    www.melbournewater.com.au or @MelbourneWater

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  • Aug 25

    TOURISM GUIDE HELPS MURRINDINDI GROW

    A new tourism guide for Murrindindi will help visitors discover this stunning region as it continues its strong rebuilding and recovery from the February 2009 bushfires. Tourism and Major Events Minister Tim Holding was joined by Ben Hardman, Member for Seymour […]

    Published 25-August-2010 | View this Media Release

  • Aug 20

    TIM HOLDING LAUNCHES HIKING GUIDE

    Now that we have got your attention… A new campaign will encourage tourists to visit Gippsland and explore the region’s walking and hiking tracks and beautiful natural attractions. The 40 Inspiring Walks marketing campaign includes new walking track brochures, […]

    Published 20-August-2010 | View this Media Release

  • Jul 30

    BAILLIEU CRASH LANDS ON MAJOR EVENTS

    Ted Baillieu’s bid to secure the Red Bull Air Race for Geelong suffered a spectacular crash landing after the West Australian Government said the world-wide series had been cancelled because of the cost of staging the event. Mr Baillieu announced in […]

    Published 30-July-2010 | View this Media Release

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