Wodonga TAFE’s Patisserie students are preparing a decadent High Tea as a springtime celebration of culinary tradition and a showcase of their skills. Wodonga TAFE’s students present Spring Patisserie High Tea 19 Oct 2017 Read Story
Known as Bugleweed and Carpetweed, this plant is used as well as a groundcover. This hardy perennial plant produces flowers during spring and into early summer – there are a few different varieties available with different coloured leaves and flowers. Looking for a colourful weed killer? 18 Oct 2017 Read Story
Wodonga TAFE and TAFE NSW (Riverina Campus) are proudly collaborating to present Cheftalk, an industry forum for anyone interested in being a chef. Wodonga TAFE and TAFE NSW collaborate for CHEFTALK 12 Oct 2017 Read Story
The garden is bursting back into life and spring flowers are colourful and bright. One all-time, old-time favourite is the Wallflower. This member of the Brassicaceae family was previously known as Cheiranthus, but is now in the Erysimum genus. A good cut flower 11 Oct 2017 Read Story
The Victorian Aboriginal Education Association Incorporated (VAEAI) has congratulated Wodonga TAFE’s Cookery and Patisserie teacher, Sarah Whitling, on being chosen as a finalist in the Teacher/Trainer category of the VAEAI 2017 Wurreker Awards. Wodonga TAFE Teacher Selected as Finalist in VAEAI 2017 Wurreker Awards 04 Oct 2017 Read Story
Jaclyn Symes visited Wodonga TAFE to announce nearly $4million in funding from the Andrews Labor Government’s Skills First TAFE Community Service fund and Skills First Reconnect program. Funding announcement boosts Wodonga TAFE services to community 04 Oct 2017 Read Story
If you’ve been driving in the countryside recently you may have spotted patches of purple in the bush. These patches of purple are a hardy, evergreen climbing plant called Hardenbergia violacea. Give a great splash of colour to your garden 03 Oct 2017 Read Story
For the first time in 12 years, the South & West Regional Orchid Show is back in town, and it’s expected to be blooming marvelous! It’s being held on Saturday 30th Sept and Sunday 1st Oct. Orchids finally bloom in town! 28 Sep 2017 Read Story
Wodonga TAFE teacher Lana Hanssens named Teacher/Trainer of the Year finalist in 2017 Victorian Training Awards 22 Sep 2017 Read Story
Willows are stunning, majestic and elegant but behind their beauty, there's a hidden danger for our riverbanks. Willow control requires a three to five years treatment plan. Willow trees near rivers and creeks are a silent danger 22 Sep 2017 Read Story