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ADH: Providing shelter in a time of crisis
ALEXANDRA District Health (ADH) has been thanked for its swift, coordinated and compassionate response to the bushfire emergency that swept through the region on January 9, an event that has caused significant disruption and distress across the whole Murrindindi community. While many local families and staff faced personal losses, including damage to homes, farming properties, […]
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Nominees in the volunteer awards
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Voting accessibility challenges
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Invisible candidates disappoint
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ANZAC Round for Alexandra senior football teams
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Alexandra ANZAC Day ceremony
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Funding boost for road safety in Yea
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Eildon was buzzing on Easter Saturday
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Planter box project completed
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