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Josie Vine

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A column by Josie Vine, RMIT senior journalism lecturer.
Politics

TEARS, OVATIONS AND EMPTY SPACES

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Tears at Hobsons Bay, people voting with their feet at Wyndham, standing ovations at Brimbank and unusually sedate at Maribyrnong.
Politics

YOUR COUNCIL MEETING IS PAUSED!

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You, Dear Reader, will know because your correspondent was there on your behalf.  Read on!
Politics

THE DUNNY DEBATE

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Roads, Rates and Rubbish brings you the great Dunny Debate …. plus, a health emergency declared for the western suburbs.
Politics

RATES, ROADS, AND RUBBISH

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A fly-on-the-wall account of the highlights of council discussions and decisions concerning issues in the West.
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