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Platypuses have learned to adapt to climate change. Can they survive microplastics polluting their waterways?

Platypuses have learned to adapt to climate change. Can they survive microplastics polluting their waterways?

Hair ties and fishing lines are among the items that wrap around platypuses in Victoria’s waterways.

Climate

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Watch: We asked Chadstone shoppers who they reckon will win the AFL flag

Watch: We asked Chadstone shoppers who they reckon will win the AFL flag

We spoke to shoppers at Chadstone Shopping Centre last week about who they barrack for in the AFL and who they're picking to take home glory in September.

Monash

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Why has this 981-square-metre block in Bayswater been such a hot potato for Knox Council?

Why has this 981-square-metre block in Bayswater been such a hot potato for Knox Council?

Knox councillors are set to make a decision on the site on Monday evening.

Knox

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Watch: Mooroolbark's famous five-way roundabouts

Watch: Mooroolbark's famous five-way roundabouts

I took a spin around Mooroolbark's Five Ways road junction, which has confused anxious drivers and learner drivers for decades.

Yarra Ranges

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In the Dandenongs, there are plenty of eucalypts, but fewer than 100 koalas. What happened?

In the Dandenongs, there are plenty of eucalypts, but fewer than 100 koalas. What happened?

The AKF has estimated there were as few as 49,000 koalas across Australia, down from about 600,000 in the early 1900s.

Climate

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The gig tax: Will insurance kill live music in Melbourne’s east?

The gig tax: Will insurance kill live music in Melbourne’s east?

Live music venues are experiencing their toughest time because of rising public insurance costs.

Yarra Ranges

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Word on the street: GP costs and bulk billing

Word on the street: GP costs and bulk billing

We spoke to shoppers at Chadstone Shopping Centre last week about GP costs and the prevalence of bulk billing in Melbourne's east.

Monash

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Battery installations exceed predictions “by some distance” as 2,700 Victorians use subsidy

Battery installations exceed predictions “by some distance” as 2,700 Victorians use subsidy

On average, about 1,000 homeowners across Australia registered for new solar batteries every day during July.

Climate

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November prediction: 16 new bulk billing clinics for the eastern suburbs

November prediction: 16 new bulk billing clinics for the eastern suburbs

Bulk billing GPs will be paid 12.5 percent more.

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