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“Sea-gals” a footy first at 130-year men’s club
A football women’s team has enjoyed its first season at a Williamstown men’s club founded in the 1880s. Melanie Thompson-Allan reports.
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Refuge from civil war a “lottery” win
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Interview: How can we prevent coral bleaching?
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“Sea-gals” a footy first at 130-year men’s club
A football women’s team has enjoyed its first season at a Williamstown men’s club founded in the 1880s. Melanie Thompson-Allan reports.
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Bowling back from the brink
Doctors thought Mark Simcocks, owner of Melbourne’s first bowling alley, would be wheelchair-bound after a stroke. Partly blind, he taught himself to bowl backwards and still get a strike. Travis Medhurst reports.
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Migrant strings in the mix
Musicians from diverse cultures who have enriched Melbourne’s music scene tell their stories of struggle and achievement. Shareena Abdul Aziz reports.
