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    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.
    Climate

    Cool walks in the West making Sunshine and Footscray cooler this Summer

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    Join us for Cool Walks Community Meetups in Melbourne's west. Discuss strategies for cooling our streets and creating more liveable cities.
    Local places

    A love letter to the Lakes

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    By Sean Rogasch Like many Westsiders, this correspondent has a unique relationship with Newport Lakes.  Moving into the area mid-pandemic, the lakes quickly became a much-needed...
    Gardening

    Friends of Maribyrnong Valley and Hop Nation Brewing Co. Unite to protect nature

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    An inspiring partnership between Friends of Maribyrnong Valley and Hop Nation is working to protect nature and make a positive impact.
    Gardening

    Bee kind

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    Learn about beekeeping and how to safely interact with these incredible insects.
    Local places

    New trails transform cycling and walking in Melbourne’s west

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    The two new and upgraded trails now open around Altona North, Brooklyn and Yarraville, are part of the more than 14 kilometres of works being completed across the West Gate Tunnel Project.
    Local places

    Toxic industries still growing in the west. When will it stop?

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    Discover the dark side of the west: toxic industries and their impact on the community.
    Sustainability

    Join the Green West Fest: A community festival promoting sustainability!

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    Get involved in Green West Fest, a celebration of sustainability and community in Melbourne's west. Take part in a collaborative art project for a greener future.

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