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Where does our rubbish go?
Excited children from far and wide have had all their rubbish truck questions answered in a storytime reading by a local garbage collector. Cleanaway driver…
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Hands-on help for pig owners
Agriculture Victoria animal health and welfare staff are providing hands-on help to pig owners to develop an on-farm biosecurity plan. Implementing an effective biosecurity plan…
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Hope in 2023
“Hope” is important because it brings fruit to our thoughts and therefore to our present moment. The awareness of hope creates sunshine in our lives…
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Nossal High School prepared for success
In spite of disruptions to classroom learning born out of the Covid pandemic, Nossal High School has recorded some of its best VCE results since…
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2022 in Review: Footy makes a welcome return
For two long years, the end of year beers stayed undisturbed in the fridge. Honour boards gathered dust and gained asterisks to explain the awkward…
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Witness saw drone over campsite
Gunshots and a drone were heard near the remote alpine camp ground where a Melbourne couple was allegedly murdered, a court has heard. Russell Hill…
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Back to school
It can be both a scary and exciting time for kids who are returning to school or attending class for the first time this year.…
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Lamb ad challenges “un-australian” moniker
Following the launch of the annual summer Australian Lamb ad, Aussie Lamb is back to challenge the term “Un-Australian” and remind the world that it’s…
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NFF welcomes the carbon credit review findings, but concerns remain
The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has welcomed the findings from the review into Australia’s carbon credit framework but has highlighted concerns about missing farmer representation…
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Big emitters get help to manage emissions
Heavy polluters will get fresh support under a revamped scheme set to take effect this year and can use unlimited carbon credits to remain within…
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Behind bid to build a school
Daniel Crowley was an excellent horseman who was behind a bid to build a school in Narre Warren, as NEIL LUCAS explains in his latest…
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Cream of the Crop to return in 2023
Cream of the Crop, a conference for dairy farming women, will return in 2023 and is set to become an annual event. Organisers of this…
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