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Q and A with Together We Can facilitator Fiona Cost
Tell us a fun fact about yourself! I love to do animal sounds – especially the kookaburra! What are you most passionate about? Prevention of…
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New name needed for local library service
The beginning of a new era for Casey Cardinia Libraries calls for a new name for their service, and they’ve asked you to provide some…
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US hungry for world’s beef as domestic production declines
The US – the world’s second-largest importer of beef after China – is likely to be looking for even more beef from global markets over…
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New MLA directors elected
Red meat producers and industry representatives joined Meat & Livestock Australia’s (MLA) 2022 Annual General Meeting (AGM), held in-person in Sydney and virtually on 24…
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Farmers call for action on competition, energy and infrastructure
National representatives of Australia’s agriculture sector, meeting in Canberra in November, have called on the Federal Government to respond to a number of issues impacting…
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Genetics Australia celebrates record-breaking year
Genetics Australia is celebrating a record-breaking year and its best financial performance for more than two decades. On the back of strong industry outcomes, the…
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Bulmer reelected chair of AusVeg
Australia’s peak industry body for the vegetable and potato industries, AUSVEG has welcomed the appointment of Queensland vegetable and onion grower Andrew Moon, from Moonrocks,…
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Libraries lend a helping hand
With cost of living pressures stretching everyone’s budget ahead of the Christmas period, Casey-Cardinia Libraries are once again calling for donations as part of their…
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Tooradin market takes off
In October 2021’s monthly Tooradin Lions Community Market, there were 16 stalls. Twelve months later, there are more than 80 vying for your attention on…
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Windermere’s merry mission
Australians are being urged to donate items for hamper baskets, or provide cash donations online to provide much-needed support to those most vulnerable this Christmas,…
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Victorians urged to register burn-offs
Victoria’s fire and emergency service agencies are urging community members to register their burn-offs as they prepare their properties for fire season. Launched in 2020,…
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Women left behind in race to beat cervical cancer by 2030
Australian women in under-screened communities are being urged to take the new self-collection cervical cancer screening option through their health professional as the World Health…
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