Shoppers in Victoria have proven they are among the most generous by helping to raise more than $600,000 for people doing it tough and supporting families affected by childhood cancer. During COVID-19, Coles shoppers at Donvale, Point Cook, Burwood East, Elsternwick and six other supermarkets purchased a $2 donation card and collectively raised $604,887 in funds for national children s cancer charity Redkite and national charity SecondBite, which redistributes surplus fresh food from Coles to Australians in need. Redkite ambassador Antonia Kidman with Redkite CEO Monique Keighery. Picture: Hanna Lassen/Getty Images New South Wales came in second, raising a total of $471,713 in funds, followed by Queensland with $253,776, South Australia with $194,137, Western Australia with $130,362, Northern Territory with $89,130, ACT with $57,337 and Tasmania with $51,737.
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By Rachel Conner-Hill echorachelc Chief Reporter (Tees Valley & North Yorkshire)
A man has appeared in court after being accused of producing a Class B drug A MAN has appeared in court after £100,000 of suspected cannabis was seized. Officers from Stockton Neighbourhood Team executed a drugs warrant at a property on Cheltenham Avenue in Thornaby on Sunday. A spokesperson for Cleveland Police said: Following reported calls from concerned members of the community, officers from the Stockton Neighbourhood Team executed a drugs warrant at a property on Cheltenham Avenue in Thornaby. The warrant was executed yesterday, Sunday 10th January and over £100,000 worth of cannabis was reportedly seized from the premises.