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    Muslims of Victoria: Stories of migration, community and home making

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    The Pubic Records Office are looking for Muslim people to interview about their experiences of migration, settlement, home making and civic participation.
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    A second chance is all it takes

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    Demi Pham, while small in stature, packs a wallop and is a force to reckon with.
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    Costco ditches Docklands for Ardeer in Melbourne’s west

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    Westies who love to buy in bulk are excited by the announcement that multinational shopping behemoth Costco is moving to Ardeer.
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    Don’t let the billionaires distract you from the inconvenient truth

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    Solving life’s problems – growing inequality, relentless corporate profiteering, and environmental ruin – is, as always, individual action.
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    Engineering interns kick start their careers with Transurban

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    For the fifth year running, Victoria University students – tomorrow’s engineers, builders, and designers of mega projects – have accelerated their careers through an internship with Transurban.
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    Industries in demand – Study nationally recognised courses at YCC

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    Yarraville Community Centre is a registered training organisation, offering Nationally Accredited courses within the community services, education, and care sectors.
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    Local council boundaries about to change under new review proposals

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    A radical review of the way our four councils are structured is about to be signed off, just eight months out from the October local government elections.
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    CHAMPIONS OF THE WEST – 100 Story Building

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    One in three students is not meeting minimum literacy expectations. 100 Story Building tackles these issues.

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