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"It could be someone’s first date, it could be a marriage proposal, who knows what goes on in those booths.”
Agriculture Victoria is advising producers to keep track of water levels, with farmer Jamie Pepper already making contingency plans if significant runoff doesn't arrive by the end of July.
“The combination of rotational grazing and changing animal management has surprisingly helped us build soil carbon.”
“These animals are already on a knife’s edge of survival. They're skinny, their immune system's low, they're not getting enough to drink or eat.”
The famed architects only ever accepted three commissions to design a domestic property.
From Thelma Plum to beam-powered vacuum tubes, West Vic is alive with music this month.
One councillor has branded the adjustment “immoral” while another said she found no evidence ratepayers are owed a cent.
One of the best ways to beat the cold is an adventure in art.
A change to the timing of the majority of a $9.8 million funding allocation has reshaped the budget's bottom line on paper from an original forecasted surplus of over $700,000.
The change comes after an 18-month trial that showed reduced wait times, but one councillor expressed concern about an erosion of “democratic oversight”.
Plus: Carbon, cattle and climate resilience.
From free movies and retro gaming to hands-on activities and kids' festivals, there's plenty to check out.
Plus: Your ultimate July gig guide
Whether you're chasing a night out, a new skill or a winter tradition, these events are worth pencilling into the calendar.
