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From Emerald to Japan- Amy’s journey to the Olympics
Taking a chance on an advertisement in a primary school newsletter led Emerald’s Amy Lawton to wear the green and gold at the Tokyo Olympics.…
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Local hero’s local impact
Meg Yates has been helping vulnerable young people for over 15 years in the counselling and youth work space, making a difference in their current…
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Extended support for Victorian businesses
A jointly-funded support package from the Commonwealth and Victorian Governments will provide a critical four-week boost to small and medium-sized Victorian businesses most impacted by…
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Storm recovery meetings
Yarra Ranges Council is inviting residents impacted by the June storm and flood event to register to attend the first in a series of online…
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Hello to viral video
Belgrave’s Mater Christi College has put a smile on students and parents faces by taking a popular Adele song to a new lockdown level. Principal…
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Playgrounds provide relief in lockdown
Taking your children to a playground seems like a simple activity that should be enjoyed by all but it has become quite a luxury in…
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Thieves target car parts
Three men have been arrested over a string of car part thefts and attempted thefts at railway stations across Melbourne’s South East, including in the…
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A reminder to stay fire safe
With the winter season coming to an end tomorrow, CFA is reminding Victorians that home fire risks remain prevalent and urges communities to continue practising…
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Improving local mental health systems
Victorians are being invited to have their say about the local mental health services they want to see as the Labor government delivers a key…
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Opening pantry doors in Monbulk
Community Bank Monbulk and District has been working closely with the Open Door Pantry Monbulk, run by Monbulk Care Network since it first opened in…
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New burning laws spark debate
The Cardinia Shire Council have proposed some new changes to local burning laws, which has left some community members feeling ‘fired’ up over the matter.…
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Mt Evelyn recognises Afghanistan’s soldiers
Tuesday 31 August marked the end of the two decade long involvement of Australian troops in Afghanistan and the Mount Evelyn RSL couldn’t let such…
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