India is the second largest international market for inbound tourism after China for Victoria, Australia’s southern state. According to Tourism Research Australia’s most recent International Visitor Survey, Victoria received 100,300 short-term visitors from India in the fiscal year ending September …

More than 1,800 diners savoured their spot at the World’s Longest Lunch in Treasury Gardens today, as part of the iconic Melbourne Food and Wine Festival. The festival – backed by the Andrews Labor Government – runs until 2 April, …

The Andrews Labor Government is supporting Falls Creek businesses affected by a loss of summer season trade due to the ongoing landslide on the Bogong High Plains Road.

There are two municipal monitors will be appointed to assist the City of Greater Geelong in its process of hiring a new Chief Executive Officer. Minister for Local Government Melissa Horne made the announcement today following advice from both Local …

A new rate cap of 3.5 per cent has been set for all councils for the 2023/24 financial year, protecting Victorians from uncontrolled rate hikes while ensuring local governments remain financially sustainable.

The Andrews Labor Government has ensured Victoria’s tourism industry continues to thrive, with new research revealing the state continues to rebound strongly – delivering more jobs and supporting businesses across the state. New research shows the Victorian tourism industry has …

The Andrews Labor Government has released a major new policy statement today aimed at boosting the manufacturing sector to drive economic growth and create high-skilled jobs of the future. Minister for Industry Support and Recovery Ben Carroll launched the Made …

Andrews Labor Government backed event Australian Open is all set to welcome thousands of interstate and overseas visitors to Victoria, boosting local businesses and jobs. Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events Steve Dimopoulos today joined Tennis Australia CEO Craig …

Victoria BC’s hospitality sector pens open letter calling for reopening of liquor distribution centres. Just as the hospitality industry in BC was feeling optimism, another hurdle has been thrown their way.

The Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race will remain in Geelong and on the Surf Coast for the next three years thanks to the Andrews Labor Government.