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Census reaches out to veterans
The Census comes around once every five years and has done so ever since 1961. It has become an important part of society, to learn…
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Kinley kangas rehomed
A much-loved mob of kangaroos landlocked at the future site of Kinley Estate have finally been relocated after a year-long community fight. The developer of…
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LXRP construction blitz on the way
There will be some major changes to the way people can travel on the Lilydale train line as works once again ramp up on the…
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’We are forgotten’, sole traders at wits’ end
Sole traders across the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges feel they are at breaking point, with the state government’s most recent round of grants still…
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Cire Training in top three for Victorian award
Cire Training has demonstrated its excellence in the adult learning space after being named one of three finalists across the state in the 2021 Victorian…
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Monash’s microgrid support
Monash University has designed a set of interactive resources which are aimed at supporting the uptake of microgrids across the state. The university received nearly…
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Riding Victoria’s great routes
Imagine travelling to some of Victoria’s most scenic, picturesque and breathtakingly beautiful views. Now imagine getting to experience this serenity while cycling on some of…
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Kilsyth factory drug bust
Factories, including one in Kilsyth, have been raided by police as part of a major crime bust. Hume Crime Investigation Unit detectives have arrested 12…
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A buzzing education
You can hear them buzzing in the springtime, jumping from flower to flower, taking in all the goodness. They give us the sweet and sticky…
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Understanding life by turning a page
There sure is a talent to making the written word hum, dissolving away the real world to find your imagination drifting into another life or…
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Lilydale exposed to Covid-19
The Yarra Ranges has been exposed to Covid-19 with a positive case visiting two popular locations in Lilydale. Lilydale McDonalds and Lilydale Shell Coles Express…
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Street Angels keep people fed in lockdown
People don’t stop needing food or a home cooked meal just because metro Melbourne has been thrown into another lockdown. For those sleeping rough, without…
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