WATCH THE VIDEO: The Hoppers Crossing community is making the most of a new gymnastics facility, made possible by the Victorian Government.
Read the video transcriptA surprise hit with Chinese tourists chasing the perfect photo, Victoria’s largest salt lake is set for a $2.58 million facelift.
WATCH THE VIDEO: Members recently gathered to reflect on 90 years of volunteering and advocacy for women, and their regional and rural communities.
We catch up with the Commissioner for Victoria to South Asia, Michelle Wade.
We chart the rise of Dr Lauren Ayton, a 2015 Victoria Fellow recipient who is now a leading bionic eye researcher in New York.
WATCH THE VIDEO: Venture down the rabbit hole into an enchanted world, where expectations are upended and curiosity is rewarded.
On Easter Monday, the running of the 137th Stawell Gift again put western Victoria on the national stage, boosting local businesses big and small.
Only 12 per cent of people “building the internet” are women. Yet 34-year-old Melburnian Sheryl Thai is doing her bit to inspire other women to claim
WATCH THE VIDEO: China’s beer market is the world’s biggest, worth more than A$490 billion/year, and changing tastes mean there is fast-growing demand
We talk with CyberGym CEO Ofir Hason, whose company has helped to create jobs to help Victorian businesses fight cybercrime.
JD.com’s new Melbourne headquarters is helping Victorian businesses access more than 292 million new customers in China.
Fitted for Work has helped over 28,000 women experiencing disadvantage find and keep work.
WATCH THE VIDEO: Forget the sandwich ‘al desko’. This was a weekday lunch to remember.
The smell of fuel trackside, the beast-like snarl of engines, a huge and excited crowd … the iconic Formula 1 is once again rolling into Melbourne.
We talk pay disparity with Liberty Sanger, principal and director of Maurice Blackburn and chair of the Equal Workplaces Advisory Council.
There’s plenty to keep wine aficionados satisfied in this year’s Melbourne Food and Wine Festival, on from Friday 16 to Sunday 25 March.
Check out what’s showing at the National Gallery of Victoria this year.
The Victorian Government is supporting Aboriginal Victorians to find work on major projects through its Training for the Future program.
Introducing Cara Hadzig from Murra Warra in the Wimmera, one of three Victorian finalists for the 2018 AgriFutures™ Rural Women’s Awards.
