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New program offers study leave
Nurses and midwives with PhD qualifications are being offered weekly study leave to further their clinical and academic careers, under a new program offered by…
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Experience the diversity of Myanmar
People from near and far welcomed to attend the Myanmar Multicultural Festival in Werribee on Saturday 8 November. The event will be a diverse showcase…
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Barbershop art
For the next three months a Footscray barbershop will be turned into a makeshift gallery showcasing the work of local artists. This Friday, Toni the…
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Inner-west detective awarded
An inner-west detective has been recognised for his work investigating sexual offences. Detective Senior Constable Ryan King from the Westgate Sexual Offences and Child Abuse…
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Rocking ‘n’ rolling
Rock ‘n’ Roll the night away in a fun musical performance for seniors. Sunbury Seniors will be treated to a special performance of Sincerely Yours…
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Tales of the ocean
A show exploring tales of the ocean is coming to the Bowery Theatre in Brimbank. The performance is part of Beyond Disability Services’s program ‘Beyond…
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Bladderwrack a puerile pirate pantomime
Actor David Tredinnick’s career has traversed many different genres on both stage and screen, but the Altona based thespian is preparing to star in his…
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Hobsons Bay dogs to have their day
As the saying goes, every dog has its day and in Williamstown, that day is Sunday 30 November. That’s the day that the Rotary Club…
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‘AI thinks it’s above the law’ warn publishers
Country Press Australia (CPA) has welcomed the federal government’s decision to rule out a copyright exemption for AI companies, but says urgent action is now…
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Beyond chemo, life is different
Breast cancer never made me sick, but the treatment certainly did. My cancer is gone but now I’m left living with the aftermath of chemotherapy,…
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Cruickshank Park to host strings in spring this weekend
With the cost for a family to attend a classical music experience being well into the hundreds, sadly many children will never get the chance…
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Rooming house fight
Residents of a Maribyrnong street have declared they will go to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) to prevent a historic war service home…
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Scouts want council storage out of camp
Hobsons Bay council has been accused of using an Altona Scout camp as a dumping ground. For at least the last five years, an area…
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Early retirement beckons Maribyrnong man after $2.5 million TattsLotto win
A Maribyrnong dad is happily rewriting his retirement plans after pocketing $2.5 million in the weekend’s TattsLotto draw. The Melburnian held one of the eight…
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Free SkyBus for veterans and families
SkyBus is offering free travel for veterans, war widows and war widowers on Remembrance Day this year. The shuttle bus service will offer free travel…
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