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Funding cancer fight

The Kings Park netball courts will be a sea of pink on Saturday to raise money for cancer research.

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2 hours ago

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Two arrested and charged

Two men were arrested and charged with armed robbery and associated offences after they entered a Seymour bottle shop armed with a knife and demanded cash on May 12 at 6.30pm.

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4 hours ago

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Power of kindness

The Pyalong Neighbourhood House team refused to sit back and watch their mates suffer.

David Rak

5 hours ago

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Power of kindness

The Pyalong Neighbourhood House team refused to sit back and watch their mates suffer.

David Rak

5 hours ago

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A political insight offered

Young people aged 14 to 19 from Strathbogie Shire had the opportunity to attend the Youth Politics Camp.

Seymour Telegraph

19 May 2019

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Calling for welfare increases

While Andrew Bock agrees with the principle ‘the best kind of welfare is a job’, the independent candidate for Nicholls said that did not mean the system needed to squeeze pensioners or Newstart recipients onto the streets.

Seymour Telegraph

19 May 2019

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Learning by making

During the past two terms at Avenel Primary School students in Years 3 to 6 have been participating in the Create IT program.

Seymour Telegraph

18 May 2019

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Nominate worthy seniors for awards

Member for Euroa Steph Ryan is encouraging local residents to think about nominating someone they know for a 2019 Victorian Senior of the Year Award.

Seymour Telegraph

18 May 2019

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Do the locomotion...

It’s all happening at the Seymour Railway Heritage Centre in June.

Seymour Telegraph

18 May 2019

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Ryan: address bullying urgently

School students across the Euroa electorate face some of the highest rates of bullying in Victoria, new statistics show.

Seymour Telegraph

18 May 2019

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Enviro grants on offer

Volunteer groups working to protect and restore Victoria’s land and environment for future generations can apply for a Victorian Landcare grant.

Seymour Telegraph

18 May 2019

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Lions share arvo tea

The inaugural china and lace afternoon tea was held at the Seymour Bowling Club on April 28.

Seymour Telegraph

18 May 2019

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Extensive curriculum

Seymour College caters for students from Foundation to Year 12 in its mainstream sector and ungraded students in the inclusive education sector.

Seymour Telegraph

18 May 2019

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Striving for excellence

St Mary’s Catholic College has its origins in the vision of Catherine McAuley, the founder of the Sisters of Mercy in Ireland (1831).

Seymour Telegraph

17 May 2019

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Focused to excel

Education is the stepping-stone for many young people to a future career.

Seymour Telegraph

17 May 2019

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Strengths are on display

Education Week 2019 runs from May 19 to 25.

Seymour Telegraph

17 May 2019

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Take advantage of TAFE

Whether you’re fresh out of school, returning to study after a break or seeking a career change, GOTAFE can help you achieve your goals.

Seymour Telegraph

17 May 2019

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Early education access promised

More than 4200 children in the Nicholls electorate will have greater access to early education if the Labor Party is elected on May 18.

Seymour Telegraph

17 May 2019

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Youth urged to have say

To celebrate the 18th birthday of Mission Australia’s annual Youth Survey, the charity is encouraging a record number of young people in Mitchell Shire and across Victoria aged 15 to 19 to come to the party and have a say in the 2019 survey.

Seymour Telegraph

17 May 2019