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The car parks at Melbourne Airport are busy this week The Value Car Park is nearly sold out Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. If you do have a car park booking, please arrive 30 minutes earlier than usual and have your QR code ready for a smooth entry and exit. Due to ongoing construction in the Terminal T1 T2 T3 car park pick-up and drop-off areas, passengers should plan for potential delays of up to an hour during peak times if you are being dropped off by a loved one, taxi or Uber. To avoid congestion, we recommend using the equivalent pick-up and drop-off facilities at nearby Terminal 4 car park, which is a 10-minute walk to and from Terminals 1, 2, and 3. Simply drive to the Terminal 4 Car Park and proceed to Level 2 for drop-offs or Level 1 for pick-ups. Thank you for your patience while we are building your airport.

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Melbourne Airport and Conservation Volunteers Australia launch volunteer program
20.3.19

Melbourne Airport and Conservation Volunteers Australia have launched a community volunteer program that will enrich the lives of adult migrants and refugees living in Melbourne’s north-west.

 

The Cross-Cultural Volunteer Program will run for three years and aims to encourage the region’s multicultural community to participate in environmental projects, while gaining language and social skills.

 

The program will run once a month, at Organ Pipes National Park, where participants will assist in environmental restoration activities ranging from plant revegetation and maintenance of new plantings to the monitoring of animal populations and water qualities.

 

Melbourne Airport CEO Lyell Strambi said the airport is committed to finding ways to support the local community.

 

“Melbourne Airport operates in one of the most culturally diverse regions in the nation, so we are pleased to partner with Conservation Volunteers Australia to help local migrants and refugees build their social network, while improving language skills,” said Mr Strambi.

 

“While there are existing programs that focus on volunteering to assist migrants or refugees, there are very few programs that offer volunteering opportunities to help with integration and inclusion into society, which is where this program differs.  

 

“The Cross-Cultural Volunteer Program also gives participants access to key community organisations such as Brimbank City Council, Parks Victoria and Banksia Gardens, which will help broaden networks in the area, while also supporting environmental restoration activities.”  

 

Speaking at the program launch, Conservation Volunteers Australia CEO Phil Harrison said it is fitting to celebrate the program on Harmony Day.

 

“Our mission at Conservation Volunteers is to strengthen the health of the people in our communities and the ecosystems we live in. The Cross-Cultural Volunteer Program is a great example of how we can support both across a unique and diverse community,” said Mr Harrison.

 

Organ Pipes National Park is within 20km of Melbourne’s CBD. The park is an important area for the conservation of native flora and fauna and is world renown for a set of basalt columns that feature in the park.

 

To register for the Cross-Cultural Volunteer Program visit www.conservationvolunteers.com.au or contact Conservation Volunteers Melbourne on 9326 8239.