World Heritage Bid partnership commits $125,000 in funding to begin identifying sties

Updated May 19 2022 - 10:42am, first published December 8 2021 - 3:15pm
Councils united: Representative councillors from the Victorian Goldfields region stand with former premier Denis Napthine outside the Clunes Town Hall. Picture: Caleb Cluff.
Councils united: Representative councillors from the Victorian Goldfields region stand with former premier Denis Napthine outside the Clunes Town Hall. Picture: Caleb Cluff.

Getting two of the state's largest councils to sit on stage together and put aside their rivalries in a common cause is symbolic of how important a potential World Heritage listing for the goldfields region could be, says former Victorian premier Denis Napthine.

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