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Form the Archives: The Advocate
Star Weekly looks back through the pages of our predecessor, The Advocate Forty years ago May 28, 1975 Sunshine’s town clerk, Mr Bill Deutschmann, has…
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My Brimbank: Osman Kemal
Keilor Downs resident and Sunshine Mosque vice president Osman Kemal, 63, talks to Yasemin Talat about life in Brimbank How long have you been living…
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My Brimbank: Ron Carmichael, Keilor
Keilor resident Ron Carmichael, 85, talks to Priscilla Mocca about life, love and community. What do for a living? I’m now retired but I was…
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My Brimbank: Frances Barbara
Frances Barbara, a true Maltese matriarch, has lived in Australia nearly 50 years. She shares her story with Charlene Macaulay: Long-time St Albans resident Frances…
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Don Deeble Rising Star: Jonah Koch
Young cricketers from all over Australia now know, if they want to get to the top they are going to have to go through Jonah…
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From the Archives: The Advocate
Star Weekly looks back through the pages of our predecessor, The Advocate 40 years ago April 23, 1975 Ten thousand Greeks have threatened to lay…
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My Brimbank: John Martinuzzo, St Albans
John Martinuzzo is a lifelong Brimbank resident with a passion for local politics. The 55-year-old tells Charlene Macaulay what he loves about the area What’s…
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Anzac Day centenary: Diggers from the west
As Australians prepare to mark the centenary of the Anzacs landing at Gallipoli, Matt Crossman digs through the history pages and sheds lights on the Diggers…
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Que Sera: Parables and insurance policies
It has been a year since we buried my old mum. Hers was the last local funeral performed by the Reverend Ken Parker. How she…
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Peta Searle: A league of her own
Related 10 women changing the face of footy Peta Searle’s story is one of resilience, perseverance and the refusal to be cowed by boys at…
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10 women changing the face of footy
Women in football are fast becoming an unstoppable force. For the first time there will be two female AFL matches this season, with Melbourne and…
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5 ways you can support the Good Friday Appeal
Good Friday in Melbourne brings with it two absolute certainties: hot cross buns will be ingested and money will be raised to help the Royal…
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Que Sera: Walzing with Ned Kelly and Matilda
There are two names redolent of late 19th-century Australia. The first is Ned. The shamelessly mythologised thief and murderer Ned Kelly is a recurring motif in…
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From the Archives: The Advocate
Star Weekly looks back through the pages of our predecessor, The Advocate 40 years ago April 9, 1975 Within two years, Sunshine will not have…
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Katrina Hall: Boogie to my own tune
I am yet to work out whether someone telling me I have lipstick on my teeth is rude, or not. Is it a slap of sorts? If…
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