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The Local Paper. North-West Edition. Wed., Dec. 11, 2024

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GREENS MP WANTS MORE EV CHARGERS

■ Brunswick Greens MLA Tim Read wants the State Government to invest in a generous subsidy program so that organisations like councils, EV charging companies and power companies can afford to put more EV chargers in public spaces. “The government’s zero-emissions vehicle road map and its recently released energy plan for Victoria’s future both anticipate the inclusion of vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-home technology in Victoria’s energy system in the near future,” Dr Read said. “Also known as bidirectional charging, this technology allows household EVs not only to take power from the grid or from an electrified home but also to put power back into the grid or home. “This technology has enormous potential to transform Victoria’s energy landscape, especially because EVs can act as large power banks that charge during off-peak periods and supply energy back to the grid during peak periods when there is high energy demand,” Dr Read said.

MINISTER URGED TO VISIT MUSICLAND

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■ A visit to Musicland Melbourne in Fawkner by Creative Industries Minister Colin Brooks has been urged by Broadmeadows MLA Kathleen Matthews-Ward. “The action I seek is for the minister to join me on a visit to Musicland Melbourne in Sydney Road, Fawkner,” Ms Matthews-Ward told the Legislative Assembly. “Fawkner has a long history of supporting great Aussie music acts, and for many it is unforgettable to think of AC/DC performing at Fawkner High in 1975. “This legendary line-up – Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Bon Scott, Mark Evans and Phil Rudd – played right here in Fawkner before they became global stars. “Today Fawkner continues to be a key location for local talent and music lovers. “Musicland Melbourne is a popular venue, hosting live music performances across a range of genres. “It is well loved by the local community, where fans enjoy watching both new and established artists. “Recently Musicland received a $10,000 grant from the Victorian Gig Fund delivered by the Allan Labor Government, recognising its important role in Victoria’s live music scene. “At the Fawkner Festival on the weekend I had the opportunity to see Fawkner Primary School students’ incredible masterpieces, created thanks to another Labor Government creative grant. “For over 20 years Musicland has been one of Melbourne’s top venues with its excellent stage, sound, lighting and video production facilities, but Musicland is more than just a venue.”

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