Murrindindi launches Youth Portal

02 July 2010

Murrindindi Shire has launched its Youth Portal at the town hall in Alexandra, which Datalink attended.

A good write-up appeared in the Kinglake News - "Young People Connect with Murrindindi Website".

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Bendigo, Maroondah launch for National Youth Week

12 April 2010

Victorian councils City of Greater Bendigo and City of Maroondah have launched youth portals as part of National Youth Week celebrations.

Both using Youth Portal Pro, Bendigo has launched a main council Youth Portal ("Yo! Bendigo"), Youth Arts mini-site and Youth Worker Portal all using Youth Portal.

Yo Bendigo's launch was featured on ABC Online Central Victoria article "Yo Bendigo website is go":

"There's a lot of negative media around young people, so a youth specific website is enabling young people to demonstrate the positive things they do in our community," said Kylie Emonson, Youth Development Coordinator with the council.

The Youth Portal websites can be viewed at:

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Murrindindi Shire signs up for Youth Portal

03 March 2010

The Victorian municipality of Murrindindi Shire is probably best known for the devastation its towns including Marysville and Kinglake experienced during the 2009 February Bushfires.  The council has signed up to Datalink's Youth Portal as a means to lift the spirits of local young people.  It will also be used as a key platform to communicate important bushfire prevention and relief information to young people.

The project to design and implement the Youth Portal will begin in the coming weeks.

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Yarra Ranges uses Youth Portal for Interactive Film Festival

10 December 2009

The Shire of Yarra Ranges is using Youth Portal to run an online video competition.

Called "Bravado", the website has streaming videos for all of the films and allows a winner  be chosen by online vote, however only one vote is allowed per person and voting is open for a limited time.   The app was built by Datalink by modifying the multimedia template in Youth Portal. It uses a cookie based system, combined with IP validation to ensure the integrity of the voting. 

During the festival, the Yarra Ranges Youth Portal attracted over 300 visitors a day.

The winner of Best Film and Best Actor is to be announced during National Youth Week 2010.

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Monash Youth Stuff Launch

08 October 2009

Its been a work in progress for a while but the City of Monash is finally launching its Monash Youth Stuff website.

Monash Youth Stuff is a website which links local youth to local clubs. The Web 2.0 project is one of the first of itskind aimed specifically at a young audience that stimulates involvement inlocal clubs and community organisations and helps promote theclubs.

Built with a dynamic community database add-on for, the system is aimed at enabling users to search for clubs near them and subscribe to news and updates.

Monash City Council contributed directly to the design of the site.

This is what Monash City Council had to say regarding the launch:

Just did an audit of the site, and I am happy to say that it appears to be exactly as we expected. I am extremely satisfied with all the work and adjustments of late. The team is thrilled to finally have the project in full operation.

I appreciate your speedy responses and the effort over the past couple of weeks from the Datalink team.

The website can be viewed at www.monashyouthstuff.org.au

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