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My Place
Macedon zoologist, wildlife educator, and TV personality Chris Humfrey loves the abundance of flora and fauna in the Macedon Ranges. Oscar Parry talks to Chris…
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A mum’s worst nightmare
Solo mother Michelle Galea’s worst nightmare is her son losing his only parent. In September last year, she was forced to confront that fear after…
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Women’s health issues must be a priority: GPs
GPs are calling for greater action to better address women’s health issues. It follows the release of the Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) guidelines…
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Eileen turns 100
Sunbury local Eileen Palser celebrated her 100th birthday last week, enjoying a lunch and family gathering. Turning 100 on Tuesday, July 2, Eileen’s family and…
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Tax Reform help Victorian Buisnesses
The state government is supporting Victorian businesses by introducing historic tax reforms and new investments. Stamp duty on commercial and industrial properties has been replaced…
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First Nations women’s leadership program now open
A leadership program designed by and for First Nations women is now open for applications. The state government’s Elevating Connections, Healing Ourselves (ECHO) Program aims…
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Put fire safety first
Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) are urging households to put family safety first by making sure their home fire escape plans are up to date. Research…
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Fears opioid-laced cocaine could be a killer
A white powder sold as cocaine has been laced with a deadly opioid 100 times more potent than heroin. The Department of Health issued an…
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Top golf returns to Melbourne
The Australian Open – the country’s most prestigious golfing tournament – will return to Melbourne this year. Acting Tourism, Sport and Major Events Minister Ros…
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Report highlights dementia challenge
Dementia is the second leading cause of death in Australia, the leading cause of death of women, the second leading cause of disease burden overall,…
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Tour grants available to artists
Applications now open for the latest round of the state government’s Touring Victoria program. The program is designed to make sure more world-class performances, exhibitions…
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Asprin pregnancy study
A world-first study has found low-dose aspirin may treat flu-induced blood vessel inflammation, creating better blood flow to the placenta during pregnancy. Animal studies examined…
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