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Game-changing market to connect local studios with the world
Game developers are invited to apply to be part of Play Now Melbourne, an event where they can pitch their games to international publishers, platform…
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Sunbury signers share tunes
Sunbury residents have been busy perfecting their guitar skills and learning new music at the Sunbury Neighborhood House drop-in guitar sessions. The informal adult guitar…
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Calling all woodturners and woodworkers
Sunbury Woodworkers Club members are calling for all woodturners and woodworkers in Sunbury and the surrounding areas to join. The club meets on the first…
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Targeting family violence perpetrators
Victoria Police is targeting more than 3000 wanted family violence perpetrators and holding them to account in a new major statewide operation. Operation Enforceable –…
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Students to share in Anzac spirit
Secondary school students will be given an opportunity to develop a deep understanding of the Anzac legacy and Australia’s connection to Türkiye with the 2023…
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Birds soar high in poll
More than 90,000 voters have made their voices heard in the search for Australia’s favourite animal sound. Birds perch high in the top 10, with…
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From the archives
10 years ago August 13, 2013 Abdi Aden enjoys his new life after escaping from Somalia’s killing squads in 1991 when many of his companions…
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Global citizens bound for Melbourne
Young leaders from Australia and around the world will come together in Melbourne to fast-track action on issues such as poverty and climate change. Trade…
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Sunbury garage sale
Sunbury Men’s Shed will be holding its biannual garage sale on August 26, to raise money for the group and bring the community together. The…
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Community calendar
Mending workshop Do you have clothes or textiles that need mending but you have no idea where to start, how to do it or even…
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Great expectations about aged care reforms
Two years after the completion of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, there are great expectations the quality of aged care will…
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Apps now biggest driver distraction
Mobile phone apps are now the biggest distraction to people who use their phones while driving, with police noting an uptick in offending with apps…
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