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Pick my park set to launch
The Pick My Park initiative has been announced and is set to launch next year, giving Victorians aged 16 and over the opportunity to propose…
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Gears shift on cannabis driving
Victorians prescribed medicinal cannabis will soon be able to drive without fear of mandatory loss of licence if unimpaired behind the wheel. On October 31,…
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Principals wanted for new schools
The search is on for principals for four schools opening in Hume and Whittlesea in 2026. Education Minister Ben Carroll said current and aspiring principals…
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Reviewing the Subaru WRX AWD RS manual
I remember the first time I took my father-in-law for a blast in a WRX. It was the Club Spec Evo IV and it was…
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Paramedics in the wilderness to help
With the warmer weather approaching and Victorians heading outdoors, Ambulance Victoria’s (AV) Wilderness Response paramedics are prepared for any emergencies in remote and wilderness areas…
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A year of returning
The first anniversary of the introduction of Victoria’s Container Deposit Scheme (CDS) has coincided with a huge milestone for the project. The program began on…
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Movember returns for another year
Movember is officially back for another year, with men across Australia getting involved. Since 2003, Movember has become a symbol of solidarity and support for…
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Funding for reading fun
A big bout of funding has been poured into local libraries including those in Brimbank, to ensure children develop lasting enthusiasm for literature and build…
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Call for Neighbour Day support
Sunbury Neighbour Day is set for March next year, with organisations involved encouraging businesses and community groups to consider taking part. An initiative of Relationships…
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Police launch elder abuse effort
Victoria Police has become the first force in Australia to partner with the aged care sector in an effort to stop the abuse of older…
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State announces new rental dispute resolution service
The state announced a new free service that aims to give renters an easier way to resolve landlord disputes. Consumer Affairs Minister Gabrielle Williams visited…
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Melbourne Cup runners in Werribee
Melbourne Cup fancy Absurde and his handler Emilie Seigel share a bond that has taken them across the world. Both hailing from Deauville in Normandy,…
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