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    Ms Botanica – A fresh culinary take in a beloved local venue

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    Ms Botanica offers cocktails, an eclectic range of local and imported gin and a small but tasty selection of grown-up snacks.
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    Host a Feast for Freedom this March and raise funds for refugees and asylum seekers

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    The Feast for Freedom is an ASRC initiative that raises money for food, shelter and health services for people seeking asylum in Australia.
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    SPICING UP THE WESTSIDE WITH MALAYSIAN/SINGAPOREAN BANANA LEAF RICE

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    Traditionally, it is only consumed during special occasions like weddings or Diwali due to the amount of labour that is involved.
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    WEFO SAYS FAREWELL TO A BELOVED LOCAL BUSINESS

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    To those who have lived, worked and played in West Footscray for the past decade, Post-Industrial Design and POD Café (podatpid) have become important parts of the landscape and the local community.
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    MAMMA CHEN’S – GOOD TIMES, GOOD MUSIC, GOOD VIBES

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    When they heard that the Dancing Dog site was up for lease, Linda and Em jumped at the opportunity and signed the lease at the start of 2020.
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