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    TEARS, OVATIONS AND EMPTY SPACES

    Josie Vine Josie Vine -
    Tears at Hobsons Bay, people voting with their feet at Wyndham, standing ovations at Brimbank and unusually sedate at Maribyrnong.
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    MEET SOME OF THE TECHNO PARK DRIVE COMMUNITY

    Contributor Contributor -
    In May, without warning, Hobsons Bay City Council sent letters to every address telling people to leave their homes immediately or face legal action. 
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    EDITOR’S NOTE

    Editor Barbara Heggen Editor Barbara Heggen -
    I had the honour of meeting some of the Techno Park residents recently, and it’s clear this village provides safe affordable accommodation and that the community is healthy and strong.

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