The Committee for Greater Shepparton was established to unite the region's business and community leaders to influence public policy, advocate on issues to strengthen the economy and make the region a more vibrant place to live. The Committee is supported by over 100 of the most influential businesses, community organisations and statutory authorities from the region.
Shepparton Rail Corridor Stage 2&3
Advocacy for reliable and frequent passenger rail travel continues to be a priority for C4GS.
Stage 2 of the Shepparton line upgrade is currently taking place, with trenching and boring works continuing. Early works will also continue north of Shepparton station through the industrial estate to Grahamvale Road where the new stabling facility is being constructed.
The new stabling facility will house modern and reliable VLocity trains and will be expanded by an additional 1.1km to enable a 1200m freight train and two six-car VLocity trains to pass each other, making services more reliable.
Both the federal and state governments have funded the project, with more than $750 million provided in total investment and the creation of 600 jobs.
Stage 3 of the project includes track speed and signalling upgrades between Seymour and Shepparton which will enable faster and more frequent services. This stage is targeted for completion in late 2023.
Goulburn Murray Regional Prosperity Plan
C4GS continues to work with the Kaiela Institue as Plan Champion during the implementation of the Goulburn Murray Regional Prosperity Plan (GMRPP) to ensure this vision of shared prosperity is delivered.
In July 2021, the GMRPP was launched. The Plan is a new and innovative approach to developing a thriving First Nations economy, which will generate new opportunities and shared prosperity for the benefit of everyone in the Goulburn Valley.
The GMRPP was developed in the region, by the region and was inclusively developed by First Nations and non-Indigenous institutions, organisations and businesses throughout the Goulburn Valley working together.
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Goulburn Murray Irrigation District Water Leadership Forum
The C4GS will continue to advocate and be part of the Goulburn Murray Irrigation District (GMID) Leadership forum to advocate for better outcomes in relation to water policy and the Murray Darling Basin. C4GS plays a key role in this group.
Provincial Food Group are new members of C4GS and our Member Engagement Manager Jenna Hearn caught up with Dr Mark Morley and Thomas Paterson to chat about upcoming networking opportunities.
Provincial Food Group produces safe, premium meat for domestic and export markets, and for the food manufacturing sector.
The company supplies a significant amount of value-added meat products such as high-end wagyu burgers, meatballs for food service and beef bacon products for the Middle East market, as well as supplying, raw, diced and minced meat to other external food manufacturers.
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Good on you Mark great to have you involved
In recognition of Indigenous Business Month, and in support of the Goulburn Murray Regional Prosperity Plan, C4GS is holding a breakfast to discuss ways to drive higher levels of aboriginal economic participation in our region.
Guest speakers include Peter Matera, former AFL champion and now a spokesperson for CVGT Employment.
To book your spot in this much-anticipated event click on this link
www.trybooking.com/CWFYJ
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It is always a fun meeting with Lisa Birrell from NorVicFoods, a division of the University of Melbourne and Fiona Smolenaars, Associate Director Partnerships at The University of Melbourne.
The NorVicFoods venture was designed to strengthen the agri-food innovation system in the Hume region of Victoria.
It listens and engages deeply with businesses in the region and draws on University of Melbourne expertise to explore and potentially solve challenges and issues faced by agri-food businesses in the value chain to build skills, create jobs and increase economic prosperity.
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Our CEO Linda Nieuwenhuizen and Board Chair Leigh Findlay met up with Member for Northern Victoria Wendy Lovell MP this week.
Topics ranged from bioenergy, the proposed bypass, and transport in general through to power reliability and the upcoming local government elections.
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I admire the great work this committee does everyday !
Make sure you register for this event - it is a super opportunity to see and hear from your local government candidates!In partnership with The University of Melbourne, and La Trobe Shepparton Campus, we are excited to invite you to the Meet the Candidate Forum!
This is your chance to hear directly from the Greater Shepparton Council candidates, ask questions, and learn about their vision for our community.
Your voice matters—come and be part of the conversation that shapes the future of our region!
Date: Monday, 14th October 2024
Time: 5:30 pm
Venue: The University of Melbourne, 49 Graham Street, Shepparton
Let's make informed decisions together!
We look forward to seeing you there! 😊
For more details, please check out the event flyer.
Register now to secure your spot:
candidate-forum-shepparton.eventbrite.com
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