Corrections Victoria is proud to partner with Melbourne City FC to deliver a first of its kind soccer coaching program, the Twinning Project to provide people in prison with skills to help break the cycle of reoffending. 🤝⚽️ For more info, visit corrections.vic.gov.au/twinning-proje…

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.

#lestweforget #AnzacDay2024

E-scooters are legal in Victoria under trial conditions.

Before you ride, learn the rules.

Penalties apply.

To learn more, please visit vicroads.vic.gov.au/safety-and-roa…

Congratulations to our youth justice staff who were recognised for their commitment to young people at the inaugural Youth Justice Awards.⚖️Read more -> justice.vic.gov.au/youth-justice-…

Thinking about a career change but worried it's too late? Senior Prison Officer Kylie reveals how she became a prison officer after 27 years as a nurse.

Listen now on the I Catch Killers podcast and visit justice.vic.gov.au/prison-careers for more info on how you can take the leap.

As fire restrictions continue to ease across the state, private and planned burns may cause smoke to be visible in certain areas across the state 🔥

Find out more: news.cfa.vic.gov.au/news/private-a…

We welcome the Victorian Government’s appointment of Dr Emily Phillips as the new Inspector-General for Emergency Management and look forward to their commencement date of 3 June 2024.

premier.vic.gov.au/new-inspector-…

From being homeless to later getting a job at the same prison where he was a person in custody, Clint reveals how he found a life-changing career with Corrections Victoria.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts & visit justice.vic.gov.au/prison-careers for more info.

Never drive through floodwater. Keep you and your family safe by turning around and finding an alternate route.

Find out what to do if you are driving when flooding occurs here: ses.vic.gov.au/news-and-media…

Ever wondered what it's like to work in prison? We've partnered with I Catch Killers to tell the stories of people who found rewarding careers with Corrections Victoria.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts & visit justice.vic.gov.au/prison-careers for more info.

From prison to playing in the AFL Grand Final, hear from Andrew Krakouer on I Catch Killers, wherever you get your podcasts.

Visit justice.vic.gov.au/prison-careers to find out how you can help shape people’s lives.

If you're travelling long distances over the Easter break, make sure you plan ahead and know the route you’re taking, the time required to get there, and where you’ll take regular breaks. Check the VicTraffic website for any road closures or hazards to help you plan. #victraffic

Come along to our information expo where you’ll learn more about the career opportunities available across the Loddon Prison and Middleton prison.

Bring your cv with you and register your interest: justice.vic.gov.au/infoexpo

The Resilient Australia Awards are back! The awards are seeking submissions from all Australians, including businesses, schools, governments, community groups and photographers. Have an initiative that shows resilience in action? Make a submission! #RAA24 aidr.org.au/raa

The Resilient Australia Awards are back! The awards are seeking submissions from all Australians, including businesses, schools, governments, community groups and photographers. Have an initiative that shows resilience in action? Make a submission! #RAA24 aidr.org.au/raa

Today we celebrate International Women’s Day and acknowledge this year’s theme Count Her In: Invest in Women.

We support gender equality and strive to ensure women are given equal opportunities to learn, earn and lead.
#CountHerIn #IWD2024

Storms and flash flooding can occur at any time of year.

Water across roads can hide hazards and dangerous debris such as rocks and branches, and road surfaces that have been washed away. ⚠️

You can easily get caught and trapped, so don’t risk it. Never drive in floodwater.

...Prepare now:

✅ Tie down loose outdoor items such as trampolines and furniture.

✅ Park your car undercover or away from trees.

✅ Be aware to the risk of falling trees. Avoid walking or unnecessary travel into high-risk areas including those affected by recent storms.

Catastrophic and extreme fire danger conditions are forecast for parts of the state tomorrow.

People in these areas should leave early – leave tonight (Tuesday 27 February) or before midday tomorrow (Wednesday 28 February).

More info: emergency.vic.gov.au/news-and-media…

Catastrophic and extreme fire danger conditions are forecast for parts of the state tomorrow.

People in these areas should leave early – leave tonight (Tuesday 27 February) or before midday tomorrow (Wednesday 28 February).

More info: emergency.vic.gov.au/news-and-media…