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Battlers clean start A NEW mobile clothes-washing service offering dignity and a sense of pride to the homeless is being rolled out across the southeast. Orange Sky Laundrys van visits welfare services to give homeless people the opportunity to wash and dry their... Page 1

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Free curtains to warm homes A Sockburn resident has a warmer home this winter after receiving free curtains salvaged from earthquake-damaged homes. Local charitable trust Community Energy Action is collecting curtains from demolished homes, lining them and giving them away to needy families. Carole Marinan from Sockburn is one of the many people who benefited from free curtains from the curtain bank. She heard about the curt Page 2

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Grand Final losses hurt MONASH traders will be losers either way this Friday for the Grand Final eve holiday, being forced to pay extra wages or close their doors. Glen Waverley Traders Association vice-president Craig Lane said he would close his hairdressing salons on... Page 1

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Statues second chance to shine EFFORTS to restore the mighty Millennium Man statue to its former shining glory are set to light up Sunshine. While New York has the Statue of Liberty and Paris has the Eiffel Tower, Brimbank can boast the Millennium Man, located near Village Cinemas... Page 1

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Funding unlocks extra support With Hospice Awareness Week on the horizon, Hospice Marlborough is unveiling an exciting project to further their reach into the community. The organisation has received a major funding boost from the government for an innovative project that will see... Page 1

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Dream a merry jig Highland dancer Tayla Currey is about to jet off to Scotland to perform in the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Its a dream come true for the 18-year-old who carries on a family tradition of the dance style that originated in the land of the... Page 1

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Boxer reshapes life for top spot BURWOOD PCYC boxer Astryd Ugart-Carmelo has changed her life around from heavy drinking and partying to being in contention for a spot on the Olympic team. Page 1

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Extra buses to city THE State Government has fulfilled its election promise for extra buses to the city. Yesterday, 128 extra weekly services began plying congested routes after the Hills Shire Times raised reader concerns about overcrowding in March with our... Page 1

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High flyer Soccer sensation Bhanu Regmi has a lot of tricks in his kit bag and hell be hoping to showcase them all when he tries out for a West Ham United academy. Page 1

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Graffiti removal planned for heritag.. Graffiti covering a heritage monument in Woolston could soon be removed. The Woolston Borough Monument, which sits on the corner of Ferry Rd and Richardson Tce, has been a target for taggers in the last couple of years. It is a heritage item and... Page 1

WE LOVE CALLING AUSTRALIA HOME Luca and Mariana Pettinato and their daughter Abigail will become citizens on Australia Day. Page 1

Battleground THE battle for Hamilton has come down to two plans to fix Kingsford Smith Drive. LNP councillor for the ward, David McLachlan, is backing a $650m overhaul. Labors Philip Anthony hopes voters will instead support his $150m plan to ease bottlenecks. Page 1

BRINGING THE HOUSE DOWN PENINSULA residents are popping the champagne corks after the Land and Environment Court rejected plans for a controversial boarding house at Ettalong. On Tuesday Land and Environment Court Commissioner Annelise Tuor refused the application for the... Page 1

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OUR FALLEN HEROES Brothers William and Arthur Russell enlisted for World War I on the same day, sailed away together on the same ship, joined the same battalion, fighting side by side in France and, sadly, both paid the ultimate sacrifice. A memorial dedicated to the... Page 1