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    RMIT student journalism

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    RMIT journalism students investigate important issues for the west.
    Sustainability

    Dodgy operators, councils compromised and communities fed up. How illegal dumping is wreaking havoc in Melbourne’s west.

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    Uncover the issue of illegal dumping in Melbourne's western suburbs. Find out about the damage it causes to land, waterways, and overall liveability.
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    With a hot summer approaching, is it possible to make the Werribee River ‘swimmable’?

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    Discover the challenges faced by the Wirribi Yaluk/Werribee River in Wyndham. Learn why interventions are necessary to maintain the cleanliness and sustainability of this important waterway.
    Local places

    Removing four dangerous level crossings in Melton

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    Find out how the level crossings removal project in Melton promotes safety and improves the community's transportation.
    Sustainability

    Forest management may increase the risk of bushfires in Melbourne’s west

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    Learn about the link between forest management and bushfire risk. RMIT study highlights the potential dangers.
    Sustainability

    Is your firewood coming from an endangered species habitat?

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    Controversy surrounds firewood sourced from Wombat State Forest in Melbourne's west. Learn about the environmental concerns and endangered species affected.
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