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Opinion: Don’t shoot the messenger
In the final days of the federal election campaign, Peter Dutton’s decision to lash out at the media was not just desperate, it was dangerous.…
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Melton writing comp returns
Writers from across Melton are encouraged to put their short story writing skills to the test for a chance to win a prize and have…
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CFA urges burn-off registration
Following a year that saw CFA volunteers respond to 936 incidents caused by escaped burn-offs, both CFA and Triple Zero Victoria are urging landowners to…
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Nominations open for Senior of the Year Awards
If you know a stellar senior-aged person, you now have the chance to nominate them for recognition through a state awards program. The government announced…
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Celebrating Moorabool’s volunteers
A barbecue lunch, scones and a jazz band will be some of the attractions at a Bacchus Marsh event recognising Moorabool’s volunteers this month. Running…
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Labor retains west
Voters across Melton and Moorabool largely backed Labor at the ballot box this election, with the party retaining the seats of both Hawke and Gorton.…
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Learn about what support is available
An opportunity to connect with service providers and learn about the services and supports available within Brimbank will be possible at the upcoming Brimbank Disability,…
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Salt helps female athletes in the heat
Women who take a salt tablet with fluid before long distance exercise will perform better in the heat, new research has shown. The study which…
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Chamber chief departs for Demons
The head of Victoria’s peak business lobby group has resigned to become the new boss of the Melbourne Football Club. The Victorian Chamber of Commerce…
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Spoil mum with her favourite treats on Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day is the perfect occasion to show your appreciation by treating your mum to something truly special – and what better way than with…
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The Dress is more that it seams
‘The Dress’ might just epitomise the notion that things aren’t always what they seem – especially in Melbourne at the end of the 19th century.…
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Rule change welcomed
RACV has welcomed the Victorian government’s announcement that Road Rule 79A will be expanded to protect emergency roadside workers, tow truck drivers, and their customers.…
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Labor holds the west
Melbourne’s western and northern suburbs held strong for Labor as Anthony Albanese was returned as prime minister on Saturday. Opposition leader Peter Dutton conceded the…
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Swinburne part of global effort to create new psychosis therapies
Swinburne University of Technology is part of a global team working to treat psychosis via new therapies targeting disorganisation in a world-first approach. Psychosis effects…
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The power of pets to reduce loneliness
A new pilot program funded by the National Centre for Healthy Ageing (NCHA), a partnership between Monash University and Peninsula Health, is the first to…
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