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- Community, Emergency Services
- 30/11/2025
- 21:53
Christmas Injury Spike: First Aid Training Urged for Safer Festive Season
Key Facts: Christmas period sees increased injury risks both at home and work, with December showing higher incident rates Common festive season injuries include…
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- Building Construction, Youth
- 30/11/2025
- 21:43
Christmas Construction Deadline: White Card Safety Critical for Young Workers
Key Facts: A White Card is mandatory for anyone working on or accessing construction sites, including casual labourers, apprentices, and delivery drivers White Card…
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- CharitiesAidWelfare, Community
- 30/11/2025
- 19:49
Ride4Bella 12 Hour Ride-a-thon
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - Ride4Bella 12 Hour Ride-a-thonRide4Bella: Community Rallies for an Extraordinary Day of Strength, Heart and HopeEvent Date: Saturday 29th NovemberLocation: 13 Villers Drive WendoureePurpose: Raising vital funds & awareness for the SMA CommunityHosted by: Hot Temple & Advanced CranesLink for info & donations: linktr.ee/ride4bellaEnquires: Melanie Mullen #0418 331 994VNR & Images: Via this link Ride 4 Bella VNR• 00.06 - Emma Tuddenham & Overlay• 01:26 - Nellie Tuddenham IV & Intro• 01:42 - Baliey Tuddenham IV & Intro• 02:50 - Maurice - Father of twin boys with SMA both in wheelchairs• 03:26 - Susie O’Neill - CEO…
- Environment
- 30/11/2025
- 17:22
BREAKING: Greenpeace activists arrested by police helicopter after seven-hour protest on coal ship
NEWCASTLE, Sunday 30 November 2025 — Two Greenpeace Australia Pacific activists have been arrested by specialist police on a coal ship outside the Port…
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- Environment
- 30/11/2025
- 17:20
Greenpeace activists block coal ship from entering world’s largest coal port at Rising Tide blockade
Key Facts: Joe Rafalowicz from Greenpeace Australia Pacific will attend Rising Tide’s press conference at Horseshoe Beach, Newcastle, at 11:30am AEDT. NEWCASTLE, Sunday 30…
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- Transport Automotive
- 30/11/2025
- 11:47
Metro Tunnel to uplift the west but car parks full by 7am
Today is a monumental day in the history of public transport in Melbourne - and the western suburbs. The Metro tunnel will increase capacity on the congested Sunbury line, and provide the west a dramatically improved connection to the Parkville hospital precinct and the University of Melbourne, making travel for work and for study vastly easier. Furthermore, the Metro Tunnel will make it far easier to make cross city trips from the west, whether that be to Malvern to go shopping, or to Caulfield to go to uni - without having to change trains. We hope to see residents of…
- Sport Recreation
- 29/11/2025
- 18:43
Champions Crowned in Iconic 27km Ocean Paddle from Rottnest to Sorrento – Hill and Bester Win 2025 Shaw and Partners Doctor
Champions Crowned in Iconic 27km Ocean Paddle from Rottnest to Sorrento – Hill and Bester Win 2025 Shaw and Partners Doctor HIGHLIGHTS Cory Hill…
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- Media
- 29/11/2025
- 18:25
The 2025 Classical Chinese Poetry Contest–Set to Premiere in Europe–will Bring the Art of Poetic China to Audiences Across the Continent
BEIJING, Nov. 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Poetry is the language of the soul and a bridge across cultures. A co-production of China Media Group, the Ministry of Education of China, and the State Language Commission, the 2025 Classical Chinese Poetry Contest will premiere in the U.K. and other European countries to foster a poetic dialogue between the East and West.Since its debut in 2016, the program has grown into a flagship cultural program in China. It weaves classical poetry into a competitive format and blends poetic beauty and wit to bridge tradition and modernity, the East and West.On the occasion…
- Environment, Transport Automotive
- 29/11/2025
- 10:33
Electric car tax cut sparks outer-suburban boom, helping NSW reach 100,000 EVs
Drivers living in Sydney’s outer working suburbs are leading the uptake of EVs with the help of the Electric Car Discount, as the state surpasses 100,000 EVs on the road, according to the National Automotive Leasing and Salary Packaging Association (NALSPA). The NSW Government has today announced there are now over 100,000 electric vehicles (EVs) registered in the state. NALSPA estimates that about one third or more of all EVs purchased in NSW since July 2022 are thanks to the tax cut for EVs, otherwise known as the EV FBT exemption or Electric Car Discount. Meanwhile, NALSPA’s three-year data analysis…
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