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Tuesday, 27 February 2024 < 1 mins read
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- Government VIC
- 17/09/2024
- 16:15
REVIVING AUSTRALIA’S OLDEST CHINESE TEMPLE
The Allan Labor Government is supporting the recovery of Australia’s oldest continuously operating Chinese temple, ensuring it remains a cherished cultural landmark for generations to come. The heritage-listed See Yup Temple, located on Raglan Street in South Melbourne, has been awarded a $60,000 grant to aid the See Yup Society of Melbourne in restoring and reopening the 150-year-old building. The grant comes after the temple suffered substantial damage from a fire that broke out during the Lunar New Year of the Dragon celebrations in February 2024. Emergency repairs to secure the building were completed in May 2024. The grant will…
- Government VIC
- 17/09/2024
- 12:00
CLIFTON SPRINGS ROADS AND STREETS NOW SAFER
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- Environment, Government VIC
- 13/09/2024
- 12:32
Exposed: native forest logging shifts from public to private land
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