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  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - June 27th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - June 27th 2016

    COMPETITION JOIN THE INFERNO WITH TANGO FIRE DIRECT from Buenos Aires, Tango Fire is coming to the Arts Centre Melbourne in August for a strictly limited season. Featuring the worlds greatest tango dancers and musicians, Tango Fire sizzles with sensuous dance... Page 2

    COMPETITION

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    JOIN THE INFERNO WITH TANGO FIRE DIRECT from Buenos Aires, Tango Fire is coming to the Arts Centre Melbourne in August for a strictly limited season. Featuring the world's... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - June 20th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - June 20th 2016

    Gearing up for fight TWIN multistorey developments that threaten the connectivity of one of Melbournes premier cycling trails have been criticised by community groups and two neighbouring councils. Developer Salta Properties has proposed a nine-storey development at... Page 1

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - June 13th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - June 13th 2016

    Farm losing the plot COMMUNITY gardeners at Collingwood Childrens Farm are digging in over a plan to submerge some of their plots under more than a million litres of water. Under the farms proposed landscape masterplan, a new billabong and pasture would cover some of... Page 1

    Farm losing the plot

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    COMMUNITY gardeners at Collingwood Children's Farm are digging in over a plan to submerge some of their plots under more than a million litres of water. Under the farm's p... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - June 6th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - June 6th 2016

    Laneway garden uprooted A RETIRED social worker has been told to pay a council fee of $302 for a fruit and vegetable garden she cultivated in a disused laneway behind her home. Carlton Norths Jane Miller, an Order of Australia recipient, has since dug up the garden she used... Page 1

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  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - May 30th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - May 30th 2016

    Love strong for slain son THE father of a Fitzroy taxi driver slain in an incident that has devastated Melbournes Somali community wants his son to be remembered as a loving family and community man. Muktar Hussen shared a bond with his oldest child Mohamud Muketar (inset) as... Page 1

    Love strong for slain son

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    THE father of a Fitzroy taxi driver slain in an incident that has devastated Melbourne's Somali community wants his son to be remembered as a loving family and community m... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - May 23rd 2016

    Melbourne Leader - May 23rd 2016

    Volunteer in fight for a future A VOLUNTEER chef who cooks for disadvantaged people fears he could be killed if deported back to his home country of Sri Lanka. Kalai Murugaiah said the Department of Immigration told him last month he needed to leave Australia or face being deported... Page 1

    Volunteer in fight for a future

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    A VOLUNTEER chef who cooks for disadvantaged people fears he could be killed if deported back to his home country of Sri Lanka. Kalai Murugaiah said the Department of Immi... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - May 16th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - May 16th 2016

    Chasing shadows A 147-YEAR-OLD bowling club could lose its grass greens - considered among the best in Melbourne - if a new multistorey high school is built. Studies commissioned during planning for the new Richmond High School show the Richmond Union Bowling Clubs... Page 1

    Chasing shadows

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    A 147-YEAR-OLD bowling club could lose its grass greens - considered among the best in Melbourne - if a new multistorey high school is built. Studies commissioned during p... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - May 9th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - May 9th 2016

    Battlers given a platform AN ONLINE media project will be able to share the stories from some of Melbournes most disadvantaged communities after winning a $1000 grant from Leader Community News. Behind The Label was established last year and aims to challenge mainstream media... Page 1

    Battlers given a platform

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    AN ONLINE media project will be able to share the stories from some of Melbourne's most disadvantaged communities after winning a $1000 grant from Leader Community News. B... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - May 2nd 2016

    Melbourne Leader - May 2nd 2016

    Traders budget hit YARRA Council wants to slug ratepayers with a suite of new fees as part of this years budget, while sports clubs would be charged to train under lights. The proposed new fees include $100 for the use of footpath heaters, $200 for footpath awnings,... Page 1

    Traders' budget hit

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    YARRA Council wants to slug ratepayers with a suite of new fees as part of this year's budget, while sports clubs would be charged to train under lights. The proposed new ... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - April 25th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - April 25th 2016

    One last shot JAMES Stanton wants to cap off his career on a high. Going into his third Olympics, Stanton knows this his last crack at water polo glory after disappointing finishes at his previous two Games. The national team, the Sharks, placed ninth at the... Page 1

    One last shot

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    JAMES Stanton wants to cap off his career on a high. Going into his third Olympics, Stanton knows this his last crack at water polo glory after disappointing finishes at h... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - April 18th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - April 18th 2016

    FEED MELBOURNE APPEAL These are just some of the thousands of people who have been helped by charities that received Feed Melbourne Appeal grants last year. Even in the worlds most liveable city there are many families, pensioners and single people struggling to put food... Page 1

    FEED MELBOURNE APPEAL

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    These are just some of the thousands of people who have been helped by charities that received Feed Melbourne Appeal grants last year. Even in the world's most liveable ci... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - April 11th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - April 11th 2016

    Noise anger builds CONSTRUCTION noise from the building boom in the inner city is forcing some residents to stay away from home. One cafe is considering closing its doors, saying the noise has had a "crippling" effect on business. People living near the Neometro... Page 1

    Noise anger builds

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    CONSTRUCTION noise from the building boom in the inner city is forcing some residents to stay away from home. One cafe is considering closing its doors, saying the noise h... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - April 4th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - April 4th 2016

    Delay hits CCTV bid VICTORIA St traders are angry a report into CCTV cameras to tackle drug problems on the strip has been indefinitely delayed. Business owners have said the strip has become known for "ice" and protested on March 9 for CCTV. Yarra Mayor Roberto Colanzi... Page 1

    Delay hits CCTV bid

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    VICTORIA St traders are angry a report into CCTV cameras to tackle drug problems on the strip has been indefinitely delayed. Business owners have said the strip has become... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - March 28th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - March 28th 2016

    Site set for stadium A FITZROY North building that has been vacant for almost 20 years could become an indoor sports stadium. Places Victoria, the State Governments property development agency, has written to Yarra Council with plans to develop the 3.9ha Gas and Fuel... Page 1

    Site set for stadium

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    A FITZROY North building that has been vacant for almost 20 years could become an indoor sports stadium. Places Victoria, the State Government's property development agenc... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - March 21st 2016

    Melbourne Leader - March 21st 2016

    Hospital park hit HEARTLESS vandals have targeted a Parkville playground used by sick kids at The Royal Childrens Hospital and families staying at Ronald McDonald House. A climbing rope at the Royal Park Nature Playground, near the intersection of Gatehouse St and... Page 1

    Hospital park hit

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    HEARTLESS vandals have targeted a Parkville playground used by sick kids at The Royal Children's Hospital and families staying at Ronald McDonald House. A climbing rope at... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - March 14th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - March 14th 2016

    Heat on ice trade VICTORIA St traders say the shopping strip, once famous for its food, is now "famous for its ice". About 40 traders protested on the steps of Richmond Town Hall in 39C heat on Tuesday, calling for CCTV cameras to be installed to combat the ongoing... Page 1

    Heat on ice trade

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    VICTORIA St traders say the shopping strip, once famous for its food, is now "famous for its ice". About 40 traders protested on the steps of Richmond Town Hall in 39C hea... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - March 7th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - March 7th 2016

    Push on for school FRUSTRATED parents have launched a campaign for the State Government to build a school at Docklands. The Government announced last week its review into the need for a school at Docklands had moved to stage two four years after the City of Melbourne... Page 1

    Push on for school

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    FRUSTRATED parents have launched a campaign for the State Government to build a school at Docklands. The Government announced last week its review into the need for a scho... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - February 29th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - February 29th 2016

    Looking for cash Look B4 U Open Door campaigners are hoping to stick more of their cycling safety messages along Melbourne streets. The group is one of many in the running for a Leader Local Grant. Page 1

    Looking for cash

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    Look B4 U Open Door campaigners are hoping to stick more of their cycling safety messages along Melbourne streets. The group is one of many in the running for a Leader Loc... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - February 22nd 2016

    Melbourne Leader - February 22nd 2016

    How slow can you go. YARRA Council will push ahead with a trial of a 30km/h zone and more painted roads in Fitzroy next year, as part of a suite of traffic treatments to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles. Yarra Mayor Roberto Colanzi said there had been... Page 1

    How slow can you go.

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    YARRA Council will push ahead with a trial of a 30km/h zone and more painted roads in Fitzroy next year, as part of a suite of traffic treatments to improve safety for ped... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - February 15th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - February 15th 2016

    Pup is a shoo-in Valentine has been trying on boots for the annual Lead the Way walk in Yarra Bend Park later this month. Among pet rescue groups joining the walk this year are Victorian Dog Rescue, Oscars Law and, of course, Valentines favourite, the Chihuahua... Page 1

    Pup is a shoo-in

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    Valentine has been trying on boots for the annual Lead the Way walk in Yarra Bend Park later this month. Among pet rescue groups joining the walk this year are Victorian D... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - February 8th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - February 8th 2016

    Bridge drops value ALPHINGTON residents, shocked by the State Governments plans to build a six-lane river crossing closer to homes than undeveloped land, are reconsidering life in the leafy suburb. Some in the family-friendly suburb are already talking of moving out,... Page 1

    Bridge drops value

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    ALPHINGTON residents, shocked by the State Government's plans to build a six-lane river crossing closer to homes than undeveloped land, are reconsidering life in the leafy... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - February 1st 2016

    Melbourne Leader - February 1st 2016

    Drawn together LEARN to create characters with illustrators including Leigh Hobbs or line up for domino day in the city. Page 1

    Drawn together

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    LEARN to create characters with illustrators including Leigh Hobbs or line up for domino day in the city.... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - January 25th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - January 25th 2016

    Party time at the zoo ITS time to party with the animals at Werribee Open Range Zoos Rhythm of Africa nights. And children can be inspired to explore the world through activities at Scienceworks. Page 1

    Party time at the zoo

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    IT'S time to party with the animals at Werribee Open Range Zoo's Rhythm of Africa nights. And children can be inspired to explore the world through activities at Sciencewo... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - January 18th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - January 18th 2016

    Brennan kicking goals KATIE Brennan moved from the sunshine state to Melbourne to pursue her football dreams. Now, as the AFL prepares to introduce a national womens competition, the 23-year-old is one of the countrys hottest prospects. Page 1

    Brennan kicking goals

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    KATIE Brennan moved from the sunshine state to Melbourne to pursue her football dreams. Now, as the AFL prepares to introduce a national women's competition, the 23-year-o... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - January 11th 2016

    Melbourne Leader - January 11th 2016

    Holiday adventures OUR summer guide covers everything from NGVs art exhibition featuring Andy Warhol and Ai Weiweis favourite felines to Melbournes best zoos. Page 1

    Holiday adventures

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    OUR summer guide covers everything from NGV's art exhibition featuring Andy Warhol and Ai Weiwei's favourite felines to Melbourne's best zoos.... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - December 21st 2015

    Melbourne Leader - December 21st 2015

    Fairy fields at gardens of delight TINKERBELL and friends are winging their way to the Royal Botanic Gardens, and you can meet your cricket heroes at the G. Page 1

    Fairy fields at gardens of delight

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    TINKERBELL and friends are winging their way to the Royal Botanic Gardens, and you can meet your cricket heroes at the 'G.... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - December 14th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - December 14th 2015

    Akechs great goal A SURVIVOR of the Sudanese Civil War will return to his hometown this month with the hope of completing a basketball court for young people in the remote village. Collingwood basketballer Akech Manyiel will leave Melbourne on New Years Eve with the... Page 1

    Akech's great goal

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    A SURVIVOR of the Sudanese Civil War will return to his hometown this month with the hope of completing a basketball court for young people in the remote village. Collingw... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - December 7th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - December 7th 2015

    Super suburb site PLANS to double the population of Alphington have been given the green light by Yarra Council. The development of the 16.4ha former Alphington Paper Mill is set to contain 2500 homes in buildings up to 14 storeys; 13,000 sq m of retail space including... Page 1

    Super suburb site

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    PLANS to double the population of Alphington have been given the green light by Yarra Council. The development of the 16.4ha former Alphington Paper Mill is set to contain... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - November 30th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - November 30th 2015

    Wiggly giggles REV up the big red car for The Wiggles, see films under the stars at Moonlight Cinema and go Nordic at the Swedish Christmas Bazaar. Page 1

    Wiggly giggles

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    REV up the big red car for The Wiggles, see films under the stars at Moonlight Cinema and go Nordic at the Swedish Christmas Bazaar.... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - November 23rd 2015

    Melbourne Leader - November 23rd 2015

    Christmas list WATCH The Listies Ruin Christmas, go to the Minecraft event Openworld or visit the Gingerbread Village. Page 1

    Christmas list

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    WATCH The Listies Ruin Christmas, go to the Minecraft event Openworld or visit the Gingerbread Village.... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - November 16th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - November 16th 2015

    Lentil battle hots up THE much-loved Lentil As Anything restaurant is facing the prospect of closing after its landlord put its site out to lease. The Abbotsford Convent Foundation, Lentils management, announced last month it was undertaking a Request For Proposal process... Page 1

    Lentil battle hots up

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    THE much-loved Lentil As Anything restaurant is facing the prospect of closing after its landlord put its site out to lease. The Abbotsford Convent Foundation, Lentil's ma... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - November 9th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - November 9th 2015

    Hats off to long shot SCOTT Jenkes feet have not touched the ground since 3.10pm last Tuesday. The Fitzroy North engineer was one of six mates in a syndicate of Melbourne Cup-winning horse Prince Of Penzance, who caused one of the great upsets in the $6.2 million... Page 1

    Hats off to long shot

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    SCOTT Jenke's feet have not touched the ground since 3.10pm last Tuesday. The Fitzroy North engineer was one of six mates in a syndicate of Melbourne Cup-winning horse Pri... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - November 2nd 2015

    Melbourne Leader - November 2nd 2015

    A Bridge Rd too far. A CONTROVERSIAL shop that sells fake urine and detox shampoo to help people pass drugs tests has been welcomed by the Bridge Road Traders Association. Freos Finest opened its doors on Bridge Rd, Richmond, last week to a mixed reaction. Association... Page 1

    A Bridge Rd too far.

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    A CONTROVERSIAL shop that sells fake urine and detox shampoo to help people pass drugs tests has been welcomed by the Bridge Road Traders Association. Freo's Finest opened... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - October 26th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - October 26th 2015

    Yellow brick road YARRA Council has splashed almost $23,000 on a laneway in Cremorne as part of a pilot project to let motorists know it is not a "typical road". The entrances to Walnut St have been painted bright yellow with splashes of white, orange and red, with the... Page 1

    Yellow brick road

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    YARRA Council has splashed almost $23,000 on a laneway in Cremorne as part of a pilot project to let motorists know it is not a "typical road". The entrances to Walnut St ... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - October 19th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - October 19th 2015

    Mill site road rage A SIX-LANE expansion of the Chandler Highway could be built on the doorstep of more than 200 homes, under VicRoads preferred option for the $110 million upgrade. West Alphington homeowners have been rallying for the upgrades to be built on the... Page 1

    Mill site road rage

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    A SIX-LANE expansion of the Chandler Highway could be built on the doorstep of more than 200 homes, under VicRoads' preferred option for the $110 million upgrade. West Alp... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - October 12th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - October 12th 2015

    Great for a hub A GROUP of neighbours is pushing for a heritage-listed house in Richmond - worth about $1.7 million - to be bought for a community hub. The property at 36 Lesney St is due to be auctioned on Saturday, but a community group is hopeful the house, which... Page 1

    'Great for a hub'

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    A GROUP of neighbours is pushing for a heritage-listed house in Richmond - worth about $1.7 million - to be bought for a community hub. The property at 36 Lesney St is due... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - October 5th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - October 5th 2015

    Party a grand idea A MAJOR inner-city thoroughfare would be shut down under a proposal to create a street party as part of the AFL Grand Final celebrations. Swan St would become a carnival for the Saturday afternoon and early evening as part of a family-friendly event,... Page 1

    Party a grand idea

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    A MAJOR inner-city thoroughfare would be shut down under a proposal to create a street party as part of the AFL Grand Final celebrations. Swan St would become a carnival f... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - September 28th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - September 28th 2015

    Cuppa of cuteness AUSTRALIAS first bunny cafe could hop into Fitzroy with the organisers hoping people will be all ears. As cat cafes spring up in Melbourne and Sydney, Olinda rabbit lovers David Johnson and Helen Hu are planning on a haven for bunnies and... Page 1

    Cuppa of cuteness

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    AUSTRALIA'S first bunny cafe could hop into Fitzroy with the organisers hoping people will be all ears. As cat cafes spring up in Melbourne and Sydney, Olinda rabbit lover... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - September 21st 2015

    Melbourne Leader - September 21st 2015

    Doggone gates back GATES will be reinstalled at Citizens Park despite fights over dog poo left on sporting grounds. Yarra Council removed gates more than a year ago hoping it would encourage dog owners to show more control over their pets, due to complaints of dog poo... Page 1

    Doggone gates back

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    GATES will be reinstalled at Citizens Park despite fights over dog poo left on sporting grounds. Yarra Council removed gates more than a year ago hoping it would encourage... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - September 14th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - September 14th 2015

    Final hurdle FENCED-IN Abbotsford apartment dwellers will soon have a newfound freedom as the barrier blocking the front entrance to their home will be removed by Friday. For almost two months people living in a Trenerry Cres apartment have had to exit straight on... Page 1

    Final hurdle

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    FENCED-IN Abbotsford apartment dwellers will soon have a newfound freedom as the barrier blocking the front entrance to their home will be removed by Friday. For almost tw... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - September 7th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - September 7th 2015

    Push to link housing PRESSURE is mounting on the State Government to use vacant houses acquired for the defunct East West Link to reduce the squeeze on Melbournes public housing waiting list. Yarra Council has called on the Government to either transfer the houses to the... Page 1

    Push to link housing

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    PRESSURE is mounting on the State Government to use vacant houses acquired for the defunct East West Link to reduce the squeeze on Melbourne's public housing waiting list.... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - August 31st 2015

    Melbourne Leader - August 31st 2015

    Its game on for girls THE success of womens footy has filtered down to the junior ranks, with the Richmond Junior Football Club hopeful of registering its first girls teams for the 2016 season. The club already has 47 expressions of interest from girls for an under-12s... Page 1

    It's game on for girls

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    THE success of women's footy has filtered down to the junior ranks, with the Richmond Junior Football Club hopeful of registering its first girls' teams for the 2016 seaso... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - August 24th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - August 24th 2015

    Tall tales from storytellers tent THE Story Peddlers Tent sets up camp in Fed Square for the Writers Festival, celebrate our citys 180th at Melbourne Day and its full steam ahead at the Hurstbridge Wattle Festival. Page 1

    Tall tales from storytellers' tent

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    THE Story Peddlers Tent sets up camp in Fed Square for the Writers Festival, celebrate our city's 180th at Melbourne Day and it's full steam ahead at the Hurstbridge Wattl... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - August 17th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - August 17th 2015

    Dont fence us in PRAM-PUSHING parents and a woman in a wheelchair are forced to dangerously exit an Abbotsford apartment building on to a road after a fence built next door completely blocked their front entrance. People living in Trenerry Cres say they got the shock... Page 1

    Don't fence us in

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    PRAM-PUSHING parents and a woman in a wheelchair are forced to dangerously exit an Abbotsford apartment building on to a road after a fence built next door completely bloc... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - August 10th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - August 10th 2015

    Dight St drug dens ELDERLY people living in Collingwood housing commission flats say they are living in fear as people use their foyers as drug dens due to a lack of security. Doors at the Dight St flats have no locks or swipe access, which a long-term resident says... Page 1

    Dight St drug dens

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    ELDERLY people living in Collingwood housing commission flats say they are living in fear as people use their foyers as drug dens due to a lack of security. Doors at the D... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - August 3rd 2015

    Melbourne Leader - August 3rd 2015

    Battle for teen COLLINGWOODS Jarrod Fogarty is in the fight of his life. The 16-year-old has been told he will need a liver transplant before the end of the year or he will die. Seven years ago Jarrod was diagnosed with primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC) - a... Page 1

    Battle for teen

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    COLLINGWOOD'S Jarrod Fogarty is in the fight of his life. The 16-year-old has been told he will need a liver transplant before the end of the year or he will die. Seven ye... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - July 27th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - July 27th 2015

    Dinosaur roar STOMP in to Erths Dinosaur Zoo, dance at The Princess Ball and have a blast with The Rrrrrockets. Page 1

    Dinosaur roar

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    STOMP in to Erth's Dinosaur Zoo, dance at The Princess Ball and have a blast with The Rrrrrockets.... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - July 20th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - July 20th 2015

    Stadium slam dunk COLLINGWOOD Basketball Association is a step closer to having the stadium it "critically" needs. The State Government last week announced a $25,000 grant for a feasibility study into the long-awaited project at Collingwood College. The grant matches... Page 1

    Stadium slam dunk

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    COLLINGWOOD Basketball Association is a step closer to having the stadium it "critically" needs. The State Government last week announced a $25,000 grant for a feasibility... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - July 13th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - July 13th 2015

    Nothing sweet in syringes NOVELTY syringes discarded outside her shop on Brunswick St have become a flashpoint for one long-serving Fitzroy retailer. The plastic syringes are from ice-cream store N2 Extreme Gelato, which provides the syringes to pump topping on to... Page 1

    Nothing sweet in syringes

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    NOVELTY syringes discarded outside her shop on Brunswick St have become a flashpoint for one long-serving Fitzroy retailer. The plastic syringes are from ice-cream store N... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - July 6th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - July 6th 2015

    Concrete jungle KIDS have nothing to play on but large concrete blocks at a Collingwood park, which parents are worried theyll "smash themselves on". A group of Collingwood parents have started a campaign for play equipment at Peel Street Park, which Yarra Council... Page 1

    Concrete jungle

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    KIDS have nothing to play on but large concrete blocks at a Collingwood park, which parents are worried they'll "smash themselves on". A group of Collingwood parents have ... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - June 29th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - June 29th 2015

    On Maddies team MUSIC guru Molly Meldrum has lent his support to Maddie Riewoldts Vision to help find a cure for bone marrow failure. The passionate St Kilda fan has added a tribute on his Richmond front fence, painting the words "In Memory of Maddie" alongside the... Page 1

    On Maddie's team

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    MUSIC guru Molly Meldrum has lent his support to Maddie Riewoldt's Vision to help find a cure for bone marrow failure. The passionate St Kilda fan has added a tribute on h... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - June 22nd 2015

    Melbourne Leader - June 22nd 2015

    History up for sale A LANDMARK Carlton North mansion is expected to smash the record for the biggest sale in the suburb with a price tag of more than $5 million. Ariston, an eight-bedroom, four-bathroom mansion at 86 Bowen Cres, is on the market for the first time in 30... Page 1

    History up for sale

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    A LANDMARK Carlton North mansion is expected to smash the record for the biggest sale in the suburb with a price tag of more than $5 million. Ariston, an eight-bedroom, fo... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - June 15th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - June 15th 2015

    Baits are a dog act RICHMOND police have stepped up patrols in a popular off-leash dog park after a number of potentially fatal baits were found. The most recent discovery came on Wednesday when a Richmond Primary School teacher found a hook concealed in meat in Allan... Page 1

    Baits are a dog act

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    RICHMOND police have stepped up patrols in a popular off-leash dog park after a number of potentially fatal baits were found. The most recent discovery came on Wednesday w... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - June 8th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - June 8th 2015

    Ballet dream comes true THE Australian Ballet tells a donkeys tale with a Shakespearean twist in The Dream, see giant endangered pandas in 3D at IMAX Melbourne, and roll up for circus arts on the menu in Last Orders! Page 1

    Ballet dream comes true

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    THE Australian Ballet tells a donkey's tale with a Shakespearean twist in The Dream, see giant endangered pandas in 3D at IMAX Melbourne, and roll up for circus arts on th... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - June 1st 2015

    Melbourne Leader - June 1st 2015

    Crafternoon delight LET your budding artist bloom at NGV Australias Etsy Craft Party, Chalk About will draw you to the Arts Centre or have a whale of a time at Experience Antarctica. Page 1

    Crafternoon delight

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    LET your budding artist bloom at NGV Australia's Etsy Craft Party, Chalk About will draw you to the Arts Centre or have a whale of a time at Experience Antarctica.... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - May 25th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - May 25th 2015

    Street scenes THE City of Yarras vibrant street art scene is about to get even more colourful, with the potential for graffiti tours and more commissions. The council unanimously agreed on the Graffiti Management Framework 2015-19, to promote street art in the... Page 1

    Street scenes

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    THE City of Yarra's vibrant street art scene is about to get even more colourful, with the potential for graffiti tours and more commissions. The council unanimously agree... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - May 18th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - May 18th 2015

    Flick the switch THE rebirth of the iconic Nylex clock could be just 46 days away. Yarra Council is negotiating with Caydon, the new owners of the site, about turning the Richmond clock on for the Leaps And Bounds Music Festival from July 3 -19, with the chance it... Page 1

    Flick the switch

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    THE rebirth of the iconic Nylex clock could be just 46 days away. Yarra Council is negotiating with Caydon, the new owners of the site, about turning the Richmond clock on... more

  • Melbourne Leader Melbourne - Australia

    Monday - May 11th 2015

    Melbourne Leader - May 11th 2015

    Tall stories SKYHIGH Mt Dandenong has a childrens book festival, light a lantern for Buddhas Day and click with Lego. Page 1

    Tall stories

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    SKYHIGH Mt Dandenong has a children's book festival, light a lantern for Buddha's Day and click with Lego.... more

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