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The 2021-22 Victorian State Budget has been tabled in parliament by the Treasurer, Tim Pallas MP. The budget provides projections of government revenue.
30 April 2021 12:43pm
Many early Greek Australians had passed through immigration centres like Bonegilla which was situated around 300 kilometres north-east of Melbourne.
Bonegilla was originally an army training camp but in 1947 the Australian Government turned it into a Reception and Processing Centre run by the Department of Immigration.
Albury Wodonga is receiving a cultural tourism boost, with works advancing on the Bonegilla Migrant Experience to allow more visitors to connect with Australia’s fascinating migrant history.
Minister for Regional Development Mary-Anne Thomas visited the Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centre to see redevelopment works at this nationally-significant destination, which has received a grant of $800,000 through the Regional Tourism Investment Fund – Stimulus Round.
23 Apr 2021
The Victorian government has released a roadmap to help revitalise and grow the state’s tourism industry following the impacts of the bushfires and the global COVID-19 pandemic.
The four-year
Visitor Economy Recovery and Reform plan was launched at the Victorian Tourism Conference at the Melbourne Conference and Exhibition Centre on Wednesday, with the conference itself a significant milestone as the largest gathering hosted at the venue since the pandemic.
The plan details support for a quick recovery for the domestic market and a framework to build a resilient sector that enables long-term growth.
It is underpinned by an investment of $633 million and serves as a whole-of-state strategy, with a goal of achieving $35 billion in annual visitor expenditure supporting 300,000 jobs by June 2024.