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    10 October is World Homelessness Day: Tackling homelessness in the western suburbs

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    Learn about the challenges of homelessness in the West and the efforts being made to address this pressing issue.
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    Running against the odds: Brandon Grech’s 905km fight for osteosarcoma awareness

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    Learn about the incredible efforts of Brandon Grech and Zac as they run across Australia to raise funds and awareness for osteosarcoma. Support their mission to fight this rare form of bone cancer.
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    Maribyrnong apartments providing independent living for people with disability

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    Learn about apartments in Maribyrnong offering independent living for people with disability. Find out how these homes provide safety, peace, and community connections.
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    Vale Sarah Carter

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    On Friday 16 August, people from all walks of life in both the West and beyond, gathered to bid their emotional farewells to Maribyrnong City Councillor Sarah Carter, who tragically passed away suddenly in early August.
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    Passing of the Footscray lad who penned homegrown classic Summer of the Seventeenth Doll

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    Playwright Ray Lawler died in July this year aged 103. The celebrated writer, actor, director and producer is best remembered for his ground-breaking Australian play, Summer of the Seventeenth Doll. Its success reassured an emerging sunburnt nation that their unique storytelling was of artistic worth.
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    Is it time to reimagine senior citizens centres in the western suburbs?

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    After half a century of supporting seniors, the West Sunshine Multicultural Italian Senior Citizens is closing its doors for good. The club profoundly impacted many lives, offering a sense of belonging and friendship however, with ageing members and a lack of interest from the new generation, committee members had to make the tough call.
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    African Youth Initiative kicks off in Melton

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    The official opening of the African Youth Initiative (AYI) in Melton was a chance to get an insight into their Girls Chat program.
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    How a Spotswood Primary art teacher became an Instagram star!

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    Learn how Cindy Asp, the art teacher at Spotswood Primary School, connects with the school community through her Instagram account.

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