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Book your Christmas hard waste collection early
Northbridge Piazza to become hub of Western Australian music and culture
LICs market landscape 2020
Don’t cut in front of sleighs this Christmas
Children’s Hospital welcomes first patients to new ward
Farthest galaxy in universe
Library opens at Prahran Square
Thornbury Netballers Aim High With New Courts
Powerhouse Parramatta builders shortlisted
New Fenced Off-Leash Dog Park Opens in Greenwell Point
Aboriginal artwork wrapping Mornington Peninsula NBN nodes launch
FIXE is in for entrepreneurs to connect
Physicists create time reversed optical waves
McGowan Government commits $20.9 million to redevelop Derby District High School
Building And Upgrading Kinders Across Victoria
Strengths and vulnerabilities of teen skateboarders revealed in Otago study
$4 million in Upgrades to Benefit Sporting Clubs and Families
COVID recovery grant program now open
City calls for input into masterplan for Marong’s Malone Park
Reports of dead penguins around Auckland
More supported housing for Tasmanians in need 13 December
New checklist supports schools to reopen and prepare for COVID-19 resurgences
Rye ready for outdoor dining
New West Oval pavilion gets nod of approval
Commerce Arcade Mural – Creative Arts Fund
Pop-Up Park in Fitzgerald Street, South Yarra
Taking a step back in time with Made in Wagga: Retrospective
Installation underway on unique Walyalup Civic Centre facade
Final stages on LMC yards upgrade
Construction starts on Leumeah pump track
Cornell’s East Avenue to be renamed ‘Feeney Way’
A Tale of Two Cities
Council acquires Crown Land for community use and protection of local wildlife
Australia’s first ‘Block Model’ students graduate from VU
Changing Places facility opens at Prahran Square
Smoking Ceremony at Port Augusta Police Station
Munro Drive Park Construction Contract Awarded
Businesses encouraged to expand or create outdoor dining spaces for summer
Mixed results for Yellow-eyed penguin/Hoiho on mainland, decline on Rakiura
Continuing to ease restrictions responsibly
Oak Flats Library refreshed and ready to welcome customers back
Campers and beachgoers asked to share our beaches this summer
Seymour Aged Care Facility Upgrade One Step Closer
How ‘science of sandcastles’ proves Lord Kelvin right, 150 years on
Landmark report – First Nations women and girls
Gas safety warning for campers 9 December
No cost for Port Phillip residents to explore Rippon Lea Estate gardens
Stawell Town Plan: A Vision for Future exhibition and survey