Baillieu Government gives green light to a new high rise tower in Williamstown
The Baillieu Government has used its majority in the State Parliament to approve a planning scheme amendment that will pave the way for a new high rise residential development at the Woollen Mills site in Williamstown.
More room and services at Clare Court
Families in Yarraville can now access an even greater range of high quality integrated children’s services at the recently upgraded Clare Court Children’s Centre.
Community demands Truck Action Plan
The Baillieu Government can no longer disregard VicRoads advice to implement the Truck Action Plan and remove up to one million trucks a year from local streets.
Cuts to VCAL will hurt students in the west
The Baillieu Government shows yet again that education is a low priority with Williamstown’s Bayside College Paisley Campus amongst schools across the State set to lose funding for VCAL coordinators
Baillieu must deliver West Gate Alternative
With the population of Melbourne’s west set to grow by almost 350,000 people over the coming decades, the Baillieu Government must deliver an alternative to the already strained West Gate Bridge and the M1 corridor.
Even more jobs are likely to go from regional communities, after the Baillieu Government confirmed funding cuts to community health services, the Opposition Parliamentary Secretary for Health, Wade No...
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Member for Williamstown, Wade Noonan MP, has taken a swipe at the Baillieu Government for falsely claiming credit for a $3 million State Government contribution for the Williamstown Cricket Ground red...
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Public support from the powerful Victorian Freight and Logistics Council for the Truck Action Plan is both timely and important, says Member for Williamstown, Wade Noonan MP.
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The Baillieu Government has taken another extraordinary step in their campaign to kill off the Truck Action Plan by denying the Labor Opposition a chance to meet with the EPA regarding a proposed dies...
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