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Disability insurance fund fight brews
Werribee’s Yingchao Fu-Thomas knows all too well how important the National Disability Insurance Scheme is to carers. Mrs Fu-Thomas works as a support carer at…
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Hats off to Substation bucket brigade
Milliner Alyson Cooper and the mysterious Mr Bucket (pictured, with Keeva, chief taster for Whispering Bics dog treats) will be among the artisans at this…
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VTCA: Centurions’ helter-skelter attack falters
WERRIBEE Centrals were denied the chance of an outright result by what its player-coach Phil Crea described as a “negative” St Andrews approach to play…
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Piano forte
For Jim McCorry, a good piano movement is less about practicing scales than distributing weight – about 500kg in the case of a nine-foot concert…
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Have your say
A new discussion paper released by Planning Minister Matthew Guy says Melbourne needs employment precincts in outer areas to cope with growth. It also suggests…
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The Weekly welcomes letters no longer
The Weekly welcomes letters no longer than 200 words. All letters are subject to editing and must include a name, address and phone number. Post:…
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Re: Protesters flex muscles in Hoppers
Re: Protesters flex muscles in Hoppers Crossing (Weekly, October 24): The council has done it wrong, as usual. The leisure centre upgrade should have been…
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In our hearts, he’s still having a ball
Bobby, the little Jack Russell, never really ran anywhere. It was more of a leaping bounce, miniature bouts of delighted flying as he came belting…
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Gillard goes right wing with Werribee Mercy Hospital upgrade
NON-EMERGENCY intake at Werribee Mercy Hospital will increase by 1200 places a year once a multimillion-dollar geriatric and rehabilitation wing is completed. Construction on the…
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Western Athletics sprinta Defina da winner
WESTERN Athletics sprinter Jayden Defina battles it out with Williamstown speedster Callum Angus in the Athletics Victoria Shield north-west region men’s 100 metre event at…
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Thomas Carr students welcome Governor Chernov’s wise words
Victorian governor Alex Chernov visited year 12 students at Thomas Carr College last week, wishing them every success for their exams. Mr Chernov (pictured with…










