Damien Mu, Shane Crawford and Sam Birrell entertaining stakeholders at recent C4GS members' dinner.
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Shepparton Rail
The Victorian Government has recently announced $313m in its 2018/19 Budget to upgrade infrastructure and enable new VLocity trains to operate on the Shepparton line. This is such a great win for Greater Shepparton.
Shepparton Bypass
The Goulburn Valley Highway is an essential transport route, connecting the Goulburn Valley Highway region with Melbourne. It also forms a vital link in the national highway system between Melbourne and Brisbane.
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Leadership is Open to Everyone
There are pivot points in life, times of questioning and considering direction. Reflecting on who you are, your capabilities, flaws, and what really matters to you. Gaining a better understanding of those around you, and the community that you live in. For me a major pivot point was 2013, when I completed the Fairley Leadership…
GMID Water Forum
The GMID Water Forum was formed in 2015 by the Committee for Greater Shepparton and Independent Member for Shepparton for Shepparton Suzanna Sheed. The group commissioned the “Basin Plan – GMID socio-economic impact assessment” and has been active in advocacy for the region in relation to the plan.
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The Federal Government must act now and invest in our region to meet a 2050 net zero emissions target. Read the open letter on page 7 of today's Shepparton News. ... See MoreSee Less
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Come on - make a decision! - Greater Shepparton businesses need to know if they can trade tomorrow!
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News blog, October 8: Still no announcement on lockdown ending as city enters vaccine drive - Shepparton News
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Greater Shepparton has overtaken Ballarat and Bendigo for % of people with Covid vaccine first doses
Ballarat (C)
57.40% / 88.40%
Banyule (C)
59.90% / 86.60%
Bass Coast (S)
64.00% / 93.90%
Baw Baw (S)
55.70% / 85.00%
Bayside (C)
68.10% / 91.20%
Benalla (RC)
65.10% / 90.30%
Boroondara (C)
62.80% / 85.70%
Brimbank (C)
43.70% / 78.30%
Buloke (S)
70.30% / 95.00%
Campaspe (S)
60.20% / 92.50%
Cardinia (S)
48.90% / 84.70%
Casey (C)
46.50% / 83.40%
Central Goldfields (S)
62.70% / 87.00%
Colac-Otway (S)
57.80% / 87.40%
Corangamite (S)
62.00% / 92.30%
Darebin (C)
46.60% / 73.50%
East Gippsland (S)
63.50% / 89.00%
Frankston (C)
50.50% / 80.90%
Gannawarra (S)
62.40% / 91.20%
Glen Eira (C)
57.80% / 83.50%
Glenelg (S)
59.30% / 88.70%
Golden Plains (S)
55.20% / 89.00%
Greater Bendigo (C)
60.20% / 87.90%
Greater Dandenong (C)
40.70% / 78.70%
Greater Geelong (C)
61.40% / 90.60%
Greater Shepparton (C)
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For those who have had their first dose of Pfizer but not the second - you can change your booking for three weeks after the first instead of six. It will keep you and your family safe and help us get to over 80% faster......
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Time between Pfizer doses at Victorian vaccination clinics to be shortened
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Time between Pfizer doses at Victorian vaccination clinics to be shortenedBy Serena Seyfort12:34pm Sep 30, 2021 Tweet Facebook Mail The interval between doses of the Pfizer vaccine at Victoria's state...Comment on Facebook