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    Celebrating new walking and cycling connections in Melbourne’s West

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    Explore Melbourne's West on the newly opened walking and cycling trails. Take in the native greenery and cross the historic bluestone bridge.
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    Bay Trail connector

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    Discover the newly opened boardwalk connecting bay trails from Williamstown to Point Cook. Experience the beauty and diversity of this coastal stretch.
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    Sunshine Station to receive $63.5 million boost but local concerns remain

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    Explore the $63.5 million investment in the transformation of Sunshine Station into a superhub. Learn about the benefits and concerns surrounding the upgrade debate.
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    Cycling from the West to the city remains a dangerous commute for many

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    Find out why the newly constructed 'Rainbow Bridge' in West Melbourne is off limits to cyclists and pedestrians.
    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.
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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.
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    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...

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