The Committee for Greater Shepparton was established to unite the region's business and community leaders to influence public policy, advocate on issues to strengthen the economy and make the region a more vibrant place to live. The Committee is supported by over 80 of the most influential businesses, community organisations and statutory authorities from the region.
Shepparton Rail
In his “Intercity” report, leading Australian rail expert John Hearsch described Shepparton as “today’s poor rail relation”. Improved rail connectivity with Melbourne is a key focus of the Committee.
Shepparton Bypass
The Shepparton Bypass of the Goulburn Valley Highway was first proposed in the mid-1990s. After many years of no action, the project is back on the agenda.
Creative City
David Yencken stated that a creative city must be one that is committed to fostering creativity among its citizens. Richard Florida's theory is that regions with high concentrations of technology workers, artists, musicians exhibit a higher level of economic development.
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.
New school location announced for the new secondary super school along with $20.5 million dollars for stage 1.
$20.5 million funding for Shepparton Education Plan
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Shepparton High School has been announced at the location of the new single secondary super school.. The announcement comes from Education Minister James Merlino as the Labor Government announces $21 ...
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Positive steps for the future of education in Shepparton
The site for a new Shepparton super school has been announced.
Are you or do you know a young farmer in Greater Shepparton, that is motivated to be a leader in the agriculture industry?
The Young Farmers Advisory Council provides a strong voice for young people in agriculture. The Council also serves to develop the sector leaders of tomorrow.
The Council is a group of passionate young people from various agricultural industries and regions, who advise government on issues affecting young people in agriculture and on program delivery. Council members also act as young ambassadors to attract new entrants to the state's vibrant agriculture sector.
Prospective members are invited to submit an Expression of Interest. Applications close on the 11th May 2018.
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Young Farmers | Food and fibre industries | Agriculture | Agriculture Victoria
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The Victorian Government provides opportunities for young people in agriculture to enhance their careers.
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It's great to see so many local jobs coming in to be placed on our Jobs Wall at Careers Day Out. If you know of anyone who has a job vacancy get them to send a job ad in to [email protected]
Also if your looking for work dont forget to come down and have a look at our Jobs Wall.
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Do you have a job waiting to be filled? We are looking for job vacancies from all areas of employment to share with the hundreds of people who will be attending Careers Day Out which is being held at ...
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