The Allan Labor Government is reinforcing regional representation by appointing over 40 new members to Victoria's Regional Partnerships, aimed at elevating the voice of Melton and fostering economic growth.
The Allan Labor Government is reinforcing regional representation by appointing over 40 new members to Victoria's Regional Partnerships, aimed at elevating the voice of Melton and fostering economic growth.
The Allan Labor Government is committed to bolstering the representation of regional voices in government by announcing the appointment of over 40 new members to Victoria's Regional Partnerships. This initiative aims to advocate for the communities in Melton while promoting economic development.
Member for Melton, Steve McGhie, shared the news about the new members chosen for their robust ties to local communities, industries, and business networks. Each appointee brings significant leadership experience and a commitment to enhancing regional voices.
The latest appointments signify an increased emphasis on driving economic growth in regional Victoria. With their established connections, these Regional Partnerships will serve as a direct link to the government, effectively representing the unique needs and strengths of regional communities.
Established by the Labor Government in 2016, the Regional Partnerships were created to bridge the gap between local business and community leaders and different levels of government. These partnerships empower local communities in Melton, allowing them to articulate their challenges and opportunities effectively.
The following individuals have been appointed for the Central Highlands Regional Partnership:
A total of 67 individuals have received appointments across the nine Regional Partnerships, including 42 new faces and 25 returning members, reflecting a diverse leadership body.
As the state's principal agency for regional economic development, RDV is instrumental in collaborating with communities, businesses, and industries statewide to harness economic prospects and leverage local capabilities.
The appointment of a new CEO dedicated to leading RDV, along with additional recruitment for the Regional Partnerships, showcases the Government's commitment to enhancing economic investment opportunities. The aim is to foster job creation across rural and regional Victoria.
In recent years, the Regional Partnerships have successfully facilitated numerous initiatives that have yielded tangible advantages for local communities.
To learn more about the Regional Partnerships, please visit rdv.vic.gov.au.
According to Minister for Regional Development, Gayle Tierney: “Regional Partnerships serve as a vital voice to Government, as local communities are best positioned to understand the challenges and opportunities present in their regions.”
Member for Melton, Steve McGhie commented, “These appointments enhance our ability to advocate for local priorities, empowering Melton with a strong voice in government to foster economic growth and deliver essential support to our communities.”
RDV CEO Xavier Csar stated, “Communities in regional Victoria are vibrant and diverse, and it’s encouraging to see appointees in Regional Partnerships providing these individuals with an effective voice in government.”
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