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Victorians Shine At Farmer Of The Year Awards
Tender advertised for school redevelopment
Pack your PJs: Overnight Tours Celebrate 25th Anniversary of World Heritage Listing
More VCE Subject Choices For Regional And Rural Students
Work Underway On New Clyde North East Primary School
Marshall Government supports pig producers
Public Trustee returns focus to core functions
Stawell Gift Back On Track
Elwick Thoroughbred Track Redevelopment officially underway
Work Starts On New Terang Ambulance Branch
Beach vehicle access, parks and campgrounds closed due to dangerous conditions from Cyclone Oma
No Interest Loans Scheme supports 20,000th recipient
Avalon Set To Put Victoria On The World Stage
Winchelsea’s First Ambulance Branch Taking Shape
More Support For Drought Affected Farmers
Government delivering $185 million investment to meet system needs by 2022
Local architects win tender for new Whyalla High School
Two new District Court Judges appointed
Permanent anti-throw screens installation complete
Golden Ball Bridge Repairs Works Commence
Retirement of The Hon Julie Bishop MP
Reference group selected in Local Government Act review
Laws Passed To Boost Nurse And Midwife Ratios
Geelong Council Monitors Update
Exclusion orders to manage returning foreign fighters
Handball fever hits the Bay
Ingham’s state-wide expansion a jobs boost for Regional South Australia
Helping enhance infrastructure in the Pacific
National action on lung conditions to help millions of Australians
Keeping Motorcyclists Safe On Our Roads
Labor and unions seek to politicise bushfires
Strengthening Counter-Terrorism Laws
Inaugural Veteran’s Reference Group Meeting
Massive boost for women’s and girls’ sport in Tasmania
Architects Appointed To Redesign Melbourne Arts Precinct
Mount Barker welcomes renal dialysis
Independent GM Moratorium report released
RET helping job seekers in Murraylands and Riverland
Harry Potter And The Cursed Child To Open This Weekend
A Bec backflip needed on mandatory sentences for child sex offenders
SA Water’s solar investment shines on local business
Supporting Tassie women and girls
Massive Tunnel Boring Machine Taking Shape
Antarctic gateway worth $186 million to Tasmanian economy
Racing Integrity Commissioner Reappointed
The backflips keep coming – Labor finally admits they got it wrong on helipad
Labor officially a policy free zone
Marshall Government commits $3.2m to Aged Care Royal Commission

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