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... the All Aboard campaign and board the 6.31am train bound for Parliament House on Thursday 28 May to let the Victorian Government know exactly what passenger rail services we need. "Council is committed to ...
... the 80 km/h buffer speed zones with advisory 60 km/h Ahead' signs will let drivers know of the upcoming speed zone, and give them ample time to decelerate to the ...
... expecting to win the competition and get to the regional final, so when I found out I let out a huge scream and jumped around for a good five minutes before I eventually calmed down ...
... Plaza. Lunch will be provided and transport to and from the workshop can be arranged. Please let us know at the time of booking whether you require transport. For further information or to ...
... Kialla Lakes on Wednesday 3 December. Residents are asked not to fish, enter the water or let dogs swim in the lakes during this time. "Whilst there is little chance of people ...
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... phone. People who spot something going on or who want to report damage could take photos and let the Police or Council know about it." Greater Shepparton City Council, Team Leader Parks ...
... for puppies and kittens less than six months of age. Ms Terry urges residents who may have let their animal registration lapse, to please come forward and pay for the current registration period which ...
... oranges) . If there are roadside or creek-bank rogue plants such as apricots and loquats, please let your local Council know and ask that these plants be removed." Advice to home gardeners ...
... to understand the importance of good garden hygiene, which means picking fruit as it ripens rather than letting it sit and rot, and destroying rotten or unwanted fruit," Mr Abberfield said. ...