DONT RUIN OUR LIVES FAIRFIELD has welcomed thousands of refugees from war-torn Syria and Iraq with open arms but Fairfield Mayor Frank Carbone has demanded additional longterm resources to maintain the quality of life for the existing community. Cr Carbone voiced his... Page 1

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Shock at cat killers A FACEBOOK group active in Frankston has posted graphic images of cats strung up or shot, and even being used as a stubby holder. The page, named Cat Busters, contains posts that have sickened animal lovers and raised serious concerns at Frankston... Page 1

Precipice moves to Skycity Waihekes young people are about to make a dramatic statement in Auckland. Artworks Theatre was filled with ecstatic screams and tears on August 13 as Cody Harris announced he was sponsoring Kaleidoscopes Precipice to be performed at Skycity... Page 1

School holiday guide ACTIVE Athletics program The UQ Sport Kids Athletics holiday program aims to help children improve their performance and technique in athletic track events. Children 6-17 years and of all ability levels are encouraged to take part. Coaches welcome... Page 2

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China Day at Amberley Rewi Alley and his ties to Amberley School will be celebrated next week. A delegation from the Chinese ConsulateGeneral in Christchurch, in conjunction with the New Zealand China Friendship Society, will visit the school on June 26, to celebrate the link the school has with Rewi Alley, the celebrated New Zealandborn writer, educator, social reformer, potter and member of the Communist Party of Chi Page 3

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BEST MATES Former pound dog Dusty is making a world of difference to the life of Sunburys Gillian Laughton, thanks to the Lions Club. Page 1

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Drawn together LEARN to create characters with illustrators including Leigh Hobbs or line up for domino day in the city. Page 1

Battlers given a platform AN ONLINE media project will be able to share the stories from some of Melbournes most disadvantaged communities after winning a $1000 grant from Leader Community News. Behind The Label was established last year and aims to challenge mainstream media... Page 1

Drug call rate on the slide Readers of the meet the winners of the $ 1000 Leader Local Grant. Roberts McCubbin Primary School students (clockwise from top) Angela, 8, Natalie, 7, Sam, 7, Abbey, 7, and Gabriel, 8, are all smiles after their Calmer Kids program won with your votes.... Page 1

Stand-in head for school Embattled Linwood College will have an acting principal from today. Former Lincoln High School principal Linda Tame will step into the role. On Friday, the Ministry of Education told the Southern View that principal Margaret Paiti would go on... Page 1

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HOT PROPERTY THE Central Coast property market is booming, with median house prices in suburbs across the region soaring by up to 20 per cent. The average house price on the Coast is $445,000, an 11.3 per cent jump in just 12 months. Record low interest rates and... Page 1

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