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Donating health and happiness
For many people, donating blood is an hour out of their day, while for others, it represents the gift of a lifetime. However, for one…
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Refugees’ families ‘priced out’ of Australia
After long waits for permanent residency, hundreds of refugees are now facing steep, unaffordable fees to reunite with their loved ones. In February, the Federal…
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Attempt to save Australia’s largest Drive-In Theatre
A council meeting on Monday 5 June saw a petition of 1,980 signatures in a desperate move to list Australia’s largest drive-in theatre, the Lunar…
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Water grants supporting community
The Casey North Community Information and Support Service (CNCISS) is one of the 16 South East organisations receiving financial support via South East Water’s annual…
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Q&A with Hampton Park Secondary College Cultural Diversity Coordinator Sally Curruthers
Tell us a fun fact about yourself! I have always had a soft spot for dogs. When I was a kid, I found two stray…
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Turning tragedy into triumph
Mentor, advocate, consultant, author and Clyde North local Julie Cini said she was “pretty stoked” to find out she was a recipient of the Medal…
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A stalwart Scout’s honour
From being helpful, considerate, loyal and trustworthy, Berwick resident Robert Millen has lived a full life dedicated to the laws of the Scouts. Serving in…
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Another goal scored
From slam dunking on courts, to kicking goals and blowing whistles, the journey for one Endeavour Hills local has had a lot of twists and…
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New multilingual services
Hearing Australia will now be offering multilingual services as doors open at new Fountain Gate and Glen Waverley centres. With close to 1 in 4…
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Premier pops in for a cuppa
The Oakgrove Community Centre’s Biggest Morning Tea welcomed a special guest with Premier Daniel Andrews among the attendees last week. Narre Warren South MP Gary…
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Leadership lessons
Berwick MP Brad Battin has spoken to some of his most important constituents about what leadership means to him – primary school pupils. On Thursday…
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Falling into the right place
What was a impromptu decision to enter into aged care and rehabilitation for Endeavour Hills resident Professor Terry Haines has turned into a career concerned…
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