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More road benefits for electric vehicles
Spring Garden Competition Winners Announced 2 November
Pontoon replacement provides boost for boating enthusiasts
Tackling invasive pests using environmental DNA tops NZ Biosecurity Awards
Winners dazzle in 2022 Blacktown City Diwali Lights Competition
Queensland NFPs trade competition for collaboration
No doubt about consent campaign
Lease secured for Sunbury’s Jacksons Hill Community Arts Precinct
Sporting opportunities on rise in St Leonards
Draft Tandarook Park Masterplan out for community comment
New and upgraded Nillumbik parks cater for all
Why women question health warnings linking alcohol with breast cancer
Magic mix paving way for faster pothole repairs
Consultation on Norlane Community Initiatives redevelopment
National DNA Program partners with Othram to use forensic genetic genealogy for unsolved Australian cases
Action needed to bolster primary health care
Diamond proposal for Picton Road intersection
Councillors endorse Highton Village Urban Design Framework
26 October 2022, Mayor Cr Chris Meddows-Taylor- Welcome Record
Apprentices Needed To Keep Melbourne Trams Moving
Advocacy stops advertising sign overlooking Garden of Remembrance
RDH power outage
Delivering More Station Car Parks Across State
ACN welcomes better protections for health and emergency workers
Calling all mountain bike and BMX enthusiasts
MAV recognises Cr Beard with Councillor Services Award
Families link arms to save East Brisbane State School from $2.5b Gabba Olympics disaster
You can have your say on rental reforms
Landmark coercive control passes lower house
Winton Shire Council becomes 36th council to join Small Business Friendly Councils Program
19 October 2022, Cr Liesbeth Long- Welcome Record
Supporting our most vulnerable through Tribe Youth Group
Successful Grants for Community applicants announced
$5.6m to implement coercive control laws
Hawkesbury demands greater urgency from NSW Government: Mayor
Parking study findings available for community review
Sydney Gateway hits 50 per cent completion
City Of Sydney finally welcomes its first Queer museum in November
NSW Government delivers on Coercive Control Law
Call for Action
Increased signage on mobile speed cameras
Support for community projects that address domestic violence
Delivering Upgrades In And Around Eltham North
Upgrades to Cement Creek Bridge to improve visitor safety
Sunderland Bay and Surf Beach special charge scheme is underway
Record toll relief coming soon for Sydney drivers
Looking to future of Hastings foreshore
Nurse leadership must drive solutions to more than 9,000 nursing vacancies

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