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First community flag raising will support diversity
Expanding Bus Services In Melbourne’s East
10 May, 2022 Cr Anna De Villiers – Maryborough Advertiser
New Glenroy Station opens to passengers
2022 Good Friday Appeal Charity Home
Paving way for Victorian farmers
Local landmark on move at Surrey Hills Station
Upgrading Ferntree Gully intersection
Upgraded Roads: Paving Way For Victorian Farmers
Caring for our carers – Pathways for Carers program
Upgrade To Improve Intersection In Ferntree Gully
Shakespearean Shake Up To Take Stage At Regent
Council warns of potential phone scams in Greater Shepparton
Deck replacement for Middle Brighton Baths
New loos at Black Rock Life Saving Club
Euroa Office Closure
Election 2022: Early Childhood Education and Care Policy Brief
Police charge man after taxi driver threatened with knife in Melton
Low-cost cat desexing now available
Huge variation across electorates in childhood development and childcare cost and access
Commonwealth Games EOI open to businesses and community groups
Eight unregistered motorbikes impounded – Tallarook State Forest
Police charge man after Melton shooting 10 May
Image released after shots fired in Strathmore
Burglar steals charity donations at Ivanhoe supermarket
StartNorth takes care of business through new program
Opportunity to join board of Yarra Ranges Tourism
Grant application deadline looms
Horsham leading plant-based protein innovation
Monitoring continues for Japanese encephalitis – Update no. 11
Q Art Project is now open
27th Annual Mayoral Art Exhibition – 2022 acquisitions announced
St Kilda Film Festival lighting up big screen
Win for teachers welcomed
Youth Ambassadors speak up at Eureka Centre
Farmers needed for new horticulture business study
Damaged foreshore to be restored
More trains, Gallery Garden and sporting upgrades funded thanks to 20
New Mural – Aboriginal Street Art Project
Shepparton To Shine Bright For White Night In June
Advocacy and lobbying
Election advocacy pays off
Company fined after serious forklift injury
Police investigate kidnapping in Hamilton
Saving ambulances for real emergencies
Upskilling to better manage future variable water supplies
Dodgy breeders – know signs
Update on Council’s legal action against dumped spoil in Bulla

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