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Stroke survivor finds his voice
When Antonio Iannella had a stroke while on the trip of a lifetime back in 2009, he wasn’t sure he would ever be able to…
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Men charged and stolen vehicles recovered in western suburbs sting
Police have laid nearly 100 charges and recovered 14 stolen vehicles as part of an ongoing investigation into a series of theft of motor vehicles…
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Border Inn sold to local family
The historic Border Inn, constructed during the pre-gold rush, has been sold to a local family. The building was listed for auction on Friday, October…
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Halloween fun coming to Moorabool
The creepy and the scary are headed to Moorabool for Halloween. The Moorabool Spookaball will be held at Gordon Public Hall on November 1 as…
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Open mic event a celebration of poetry
Experience poets and those new to the art of spoken word are being encouraged to sign up for an open mic event in Bacchus Marsh…
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Iridescence shining into St Albans
Iridescence will be on show from Friday, November 15 to February 1 at the Bowery Theatre in St Albans. The exhibition invites viewers to experience…
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Jazz to go west
The Melbourne International Jazz Festival is heading west from October 25-27 with its spin-off event, Jazz Westside. Comprising two shows in Maribyrnong, Jazz Westside features…
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Come have a Cuppa with Friends
All are welcome to have ’A Cuppa with Friends’ at the Werribee Church of Christ on Tuesday, October 29. Between 9.30am and 1pm, visitors will…
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Help for students navigating the pressure of VCE
Exam season is a pivotal time for Year 12 students, as their future opportunities often depend on their performance. This stress can lead to significant…
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More acts for Always Live
Dozens of new acts have been added to the Always Live music program for 2024. Among the new wave of performers is a show from…
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More acts for Always Live
Dozens of new acts have been added to the Always Live music program for 2024. Among the new wave of performers is a show from…
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New magistrates appointed
Four new magistrates have been appointed by the state government. On Tuesday, Attorney-General Jaclyn Symes congratulated Nicole Spicer, James FitzGerald, Matthew Page and William Parker…
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Apprentice taskforce recommendations accepted
The state government has announced it will accept all recommendations of the Apprenticeship Taskforce report, either in full or in-principle. Victoria’s Apprenticeship Taskforce was established…
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Is your gut health normal?
(intro) Alex Lopes is a pelvic health physiotherapist, the director of Pelvic Health Melbourne in Altona North, and past national chair of the Australian Physiotherapy…
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Country – music to Land Cruiser’s ears
If the new Land Cruiser were any more last century, it would be rolling on solid rubber tyres. After 40 years or so, the 70…
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