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“Undervalued” Eastern Health workers fight against privatisation push

“Undervalued” Eastern Health workers fight against privatisation push

The union argues outsourcing would bring “less compensation, weaker entitlements and less secure jobs”.

Whitehorse

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Word on the street: Are you concerned about the next fire season?

Word on the street: Are you concerned about the next fire season?

We spoke to shoppers at Pinewood Shopping Village in Mount Waverley recently.

Monash

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After $1.3 million upgrade, Bayswater Library open to the public

After $1.3 million upgrade, Bayswater Library open to the public

Library staff greeted visitors at Mountain High Shopping Centre on Monday.

Knox

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“Falling through the gaps”: Bayswater food and community support hub secures $12,000 from quickly disappearing fund

“Falling through the gaps”: Bayswater food and community support hub secures $12,000 from quickly disappearing fund

The emergency money is being used for meat, eggs, dairy and vegan food.

Knox

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Bendigo Bank won’t say what it has planned for Pinewood branch

Bendigo Bank won’t say what it has planned for Pinewood branch

Notices suggested customers head to Australia Post to do their banking.

Monash

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WATCH: Why is mould getting more common in Melbourne's eastern suburbs?

WATCH: Why is mould getting more common in Melbourne's eastern suburbs?

We spoke to the University of Melbourne's School of Population and Global Health Professor, Rebecca Bentley, to find out more.

Climate

Mildew blooms and targeting tags

Mildew blooms and targeting tags

Also including: Moving towards more transparency around

“Increasing but also changing”: Wetter and hotter weather patterns increasing mould risk

“Increasing but also changing”: Wetter and hotter weather patterns increasing mould risk

About 10 percent of all homes in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs are currently living with a severe mould problem.

Climate

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A “scourge” or an opportunity? Council set to consider extra $200K investment in cleaning up graffiti across Whitehorse

A “scourge” or an opportunity? Council set to consider extra $200K investment in cleaning up graffiti across Whitehorse

“It’s clear that the scale and the complexity of graffiti, particularly on private property and non-council assets, is outpacing our current capacity.”

Whitehorse

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