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Community Notice Board
Local internet, mobile and ICT services
We invite you to spend just a few minutes completing an online survey. For background information about the Moorabool Shire ICT Study, click here. To go directly to the online survey, click here.
Volunteer Connections
VolunteerConnections has been developed as one way to match volunteers with organisations. Volunteer Connections aims to support both volunteers and organisations who are looking for more information about volunteering.
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Myrniong Music in the Park
Saturday, March 12th@ Myrniong Recreation Reserve, Hardy Street, Myrniong
Once again, Myrniong Recreation Reserve plays host to Myrniong Music in the Park, an annual family event on the country's Blues calendar.
For more info go to our website: http://www.myrniongmusic.org
Or contact Mark Powell on 0412 195 430
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Supporters
Moorabool Online is a Moorabool Shire Council initiative with the support of the State Government of Victoria. Currently the site is maintained by the Moorabool Shire Council with access to infrastructure and technical support from the Centre for Electronic Commerce and Communications.
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 The Moorabool Shire - is a semi-rural municipality, covering a geographical area of 2,112 square kilometres, located 80km immediately to the west of the Melbourne metropolitan area. Moorabool Shire is projected to be the third fastest growing exurban area in Victoria (source: Victoria in Future Overview, 2000). It is traversed by a nationally significant transport route and is within easy access to Melbourne and the two major regional centres of Ballarat and Geelong. Over twenty distinct communities constitute the Shire. This includes the majority of the population centred in and around Bacchus Marsh. Each community displays a high level of local identity and self-determination. A diverse and important range of environmental and natural resources add to the economic prosperity of the Municipality. Coal, clay, mineral and stone deposits, large forested areas and five major catchment areas including large water storage areas and rivers provide opportunity for growth. |
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 The Centre for eCommerce and Communications (CeCC) - operates as a business unit of the School of Business at the University of Ballarat. Through applied research, commercial activities and community engagement CeCC promotes innovation through the application of new technologies. CeCC also engages in knowledge transfer, that has demonstrable relevance to, and impact on communities and regions served by the University. Find out more
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The Ballan Community Enterprise Centre - With the assistance of the Regional Connectivity Project in helping the Moorabool shire to developed the Ballan CEC, which is the predominant supporter of the Moorabool Online Community. Contact Persons, Ms Kate Diamond-Keith kate@ballanchamber.org
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 Multimedia Victoria (MMV) - is a department of the Victorian government responsible for implementing of Government information and communication technology policies. MMV provided the initial funding to support the establishment of MCOnline through the VEMM (Victorian E-Commerce Early Movers Program) in 2000. |
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