Golden Plains Shire auspicing Rokewood Football Netball Club, Smythesdale Progress Association and Smythesdale CFA. This project will undertake three smaller sub-projects within the Golden Plains LGA with the objective of helping smaller communities become more vibrant places to live. Eash project is viable as its own project and will increase community participation in sporting, volunteering…
Installation of Sheltered Seating Funding Source | Australian Government: $7,000.00
LOLA (Linton on Literary Arts) will be a multi-arts storytelling development project that will tell the story of past and present Linton. LOLA’s diverse opportunities to connect and share stories will bring together tree-changers and long-term residents, town folk and farmers within the district and beyond. This project will culminate in a vibrant celebratory event…
Mecha will be a pilot arts festival held in Scarsdale-Newtown. Intended to support and grow the mechatronic, robotic, and experimental performance arts in regional Victoria, the festival will be run by Linton and District Progress Association Inc in partnership with experimental artist duo “Cake Industries” (Jesse Stevens & Dean Petersen). Funding Source | Australian Government:…
Investing in telecommunications infrastructure to improve mobile coverage and competition across Australia. Funding Source | Australian Government: (Note: estimated value of site specific program)
Category: Playgrounds and Skate parks (including all ability playgrounds) This project includes the upgrade of play space elements to improve play diversity and encourage community use across the age spectrum. Funding Source | Australian Government :$250,000.00
A number of playgrounds across the shire are old and do not provide the play value of modern play equipment. Council’s Play Space Strategy has informed the nomination of the four playground renewals. Funding Source | Australian Government :$240,455.00
Increasing sightseeing and camping means tank water is insufficient. Increasing reliance on water cartage to replenish tanks is inefficient and sometimes results in no water being available. Funding Source | Australian Government :$15,000.00
Good Things Foundation was engaged by the Australian Digital Health Agency to support teaching people how to understand and use digital health literacy tools such as My Health eRecord. Funding Source | Australian Government :$5,000.00
Strategic Business Planning Funding Source | Australian Government :$7,260.00
