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WEFO SAYS FAREWELL TO A BELOVED LOCAL BUSINESS

Deborah Ong - 15 November 2023

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MY LOVE LETTER TO THE WEST

Contributor - 15 November 2023

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FUN FOR 50: WEST FOOTSCRAY

Contributor - 13 November 2022

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SLOW FOOD WESTSIDE FARMERS’ MARKET RELAUNCH WEST FOOTSCRAY

Contributor - 3 March 2022

Slow Food Melbourne (SFM) farmers’ market, affectionately known as SloFo WeFo by locals re-launches on Saturday 12 March 2022, expect a fun day out for the family.

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CELEBRATING IN COLOUR

Contributor - 4 February 2018

Colour + movement = diversity

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