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Australia’s first dementia-friendly sensory trail turns one
A gentle and inclusive way to see, smell, touch and hear nature, in Ballarat’s Woowookarung Regional Park.
Central Gippsland parks and reserves well on the road to recovery
The powerful storm of June 2021 caused considerable damage to parks and reserves across central Gippsland. After almost $1.4 million of recovery works funded by a Treasury Advance, most parks and popular outdoor destinations are back open and ready for visitors.
Aussie veterans and their families Soldier On with Parks Victoria
Building connections with nature and each other through outdoor recreation.
Simpler, easier and cheaper way to camp this summer
Many peak season camping bookings for 2022-23 open on 6 September so be sure to book your spot!
A new view of famous coastline
Visitors to the south-west are set for another place to view the dramatic scenery with tenders sought for a new lookout in the Port Campbell National Park.
Divers are giving the Yarra in Melbourne's CBD a deep clean as part of Parks Victoria’s four-year Maintenance Dredging Program.
Have your say on Falls to Hotham Alpine Crossing draft designs
The community now has a chance to provide feedback on draft designs for the extended Falls to Hotham Alpine Crossing track.
More new parklands for Melbourne
Families and communities in Melbourne’s east have extensive new parklands to look forward to, with the appointment of AECOM to design the development of a 35-hectare stretch currently known as the Healesville Freeway Reserve.
Top five places to see wattle on National Wattle Day
In honour of National Wattle Day on September 1, Parks Victoria has picked five places across the state you can visit to see wattle.
A visiting choir tests the acoustics of Royal Cave
Singing and sightseeing their way across Victoria, the California State University Fullerton Singers took a moment to test the acoustics of the Royal Cave with the song “I Lift Up My Eyes” by Jocelyn Hagen.