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The Loop: Biden calls Putin a 'war criminal', Japanese encephalitis 'here to stay', an epic 10-hour cricket innings - 17-Mar-2022 - Vimarsana News

The Loop: Biden calls Putin a 'war criminal', Japanese encephalitis 'here to stay', an epic 10-hour cricket innings - 17-Mar-2022

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Park litter blitz stalled | Dandenong Star Journal - Vimarsana News

Park litter blitz stalled | Dandenong Star Journal

Greater Dandenong councillor Lana Formoso is no stranger to getting her gloves dirty on Clean Up Australia Day. But Cr […]

Cr leads park litter blitz | Dandenong Star Journal - Vimarsana News

Cr leads park litter blitz | Dandenong Star Journal

Greater Dandenong councillor Lana Formoso is no stranger to getting her gloves dirty on Clean Up Australia Day on Sunday […]

Tap into EPA's bigger air monitoring network and daily forecasts - Vimarsana News

Tap into EPA's bigger air monitoring network and daily forecasts

Attn: North East Region media EPA Victoria is approaching the bushfire season with its biggest ever network of air quality monitors across the state

Lead contamination meeting: 'A lot of questions were answered' - Vimarsana News

Lead contamination meeting: 'A lot of questions were answered'

Lead contamination meeting: 'A lot of questions were answered' © RNZ / Tess Brunton Residents in the coastal Otago towns where the water supply is contaminated with lead vented their frustrations at officials last night in a heated meeting. More than 500 residents of the towns packed into last night's three-hour meeting with Dunedin City Council and Southern DHB officials. Waikouaiti Coast Community Board chairman Alasdair Morrison, who chaired the meeting, says some of the hostility started to subside when questions were addressed. "It was a very worthwhile meeting and it really cleared th...

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