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    Athena Thompson

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    Athena Thompson is a professional problem solver by day (business consultant at www.TechLever.com.au), and supreme question asker by night. Exploring Melbourne’s west one curiosity at a time.
    Arts

    YOUNG ALTONA PHOTOGRAPHY TALENT CONNECTS WITH NATURE

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    Altona 5kms Natural Wonders Children’s photo competition winners.
    Arts

    ALTONA KIDS’ PHOTO COMPETITION – SEE THE WORLD THROUGH A CHILD’S EYES

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    The idea and theme was to get kids outside with their families and take photos of the tiny insects to the magnificent landscapes we have in our 5km radius.
    Businesses

    WHEN THE DAILY GRIND IS MORE THAN JUST A CUP OF COFFEE

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    We wanted to do something that could raise money ongoing, and selling coffee was the perfect fit.
    Businesses

    PUMPED UP FOR BIKE MAINTENANCE

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    Students getting their bikes into good working condition at the Inner West Community Bike Hub
    Our world

    MAKING BUSINESS WORK, WHEN ENGLISH IS YOUR SECOND LANGUAGE

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    You may have heard the South American music performances permeating out into the street as you walk by a brightly coloured shop front in...
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