International News - Monash Journal
WEBMULGRAVE will be home to about 800 young pilgrims for World Youth Day lead-up events this week. The pilgrims, from interstate and more than 30 countries such as Zimbabwe, Paraguay, French Guiana, and Laos, have been billeted by 150 Mulgrave families for the International Oblate Youth Encounter.
enviroment - Monash Journal
WEBMULGRAVE should not be cut in two by Mirvac’s residential development at the former Waverley Park Football Ground, residents have said again.
lifestyle - Monash Journal
WEBSIX years ago, Oakleigh East businesswoman Melissa Khalinsky was told she couldn’t start a... Read More
Club now right on track - Monash Journal
WEBNov 11, 2021 · AFTER a long time waiting at the starting blocks, an upgraded Davies Reserve athletics track was officially opened last Monday. The rubberized asphalt track, previously blighted by puddles, was given an $85,000 makeover by Monash Council after pleas from Oakleigh Little Athletics Club.
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WEBTHIS week could shape the destiny of Mt Waverley gymnast Emma Dennis. The 16-year-old Waverley... Read More
Time to act on Monash transport - Monash Journal
WEBNov 11, 2021 · RESIDENTS and commuters are calling for urgent action on public transport in Monash ahead of the Eastern Transport Coalition summit next week. The summit, hosted by seven eastern metropolitan councils, including Monash, has invited the State Government and Opposition to listen to ideas to fix public transport. ETC chairperson Mick Van De Vreede said a
Injured Oakleigh policewoman back at work - Monash Journal
WEBNov 10, 2021 · A FEMALE police officer is bruised but back at work after allegedly being assaulted last week. The officer was on duty at Oakleigh police station on Thursday night at about 9.50 when a woman in her 50s, of no fixed address, came into the station looking for emergency accommodation. Senior Sergeant Andrew Stamper from the
Bridging the gap - Monash Journal
WEBNov 9, 2021 · LENSA Dinka and MaramaKufi greet listeners in the African language Oromo on 3ZZZ radio every second Sunday when they discuss health issues. The Noble Park couple, who fled the war-torn Oromia region on the Horn of Africa and came to Australia through the resettlement program, have teamed up with Southern Health to help bridge the culture gap between Oromia and its people’s new home, Australia.
Monash smoking ban - Monash Journal
WEBNov 10, 2021 · The Monash Council meeting on Tuesday is set to be the first big one for the year, with a controversial proposal for smoking bans on the agenda. The council will look at the results of a community consultation period from late last year to see whether there is support for banning smoking in outdoor areas.
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WEBNov 10, 2021 · Doors are open HOLMESGLEN Institute of TAFE will hold an information day on Saturday from 9am to 3pm at the TAFE's conference centre, corner of Batesford and Warrigal Roads, Chadstone. The day will include advice on course and career options as well as free seminars. Leader listens STATE Opposition leader Denis Napthine spoke to