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24-Hour Cat Curfew Is Set For Australian Suburb, But Not Everyone s Happy

24-Hour Cat Curfew Is Set For Australian Suburb, But Not Everyone s Happy
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Cat curfew introduced by Melbourne council

Residents in Melbourne s east could be hit with pricey fines if their cats stray from their home at anytime. The 24 hour cat curfew is being implemented in the City of Knox and set to come into effect October 1. But the rule is considered unfair by some locals, including two-year-old ragdoll Franklin who loves exploring the outdoors. READ MORE: Franklin enjoys the outdoors and sunbaking when he gets the opportunity and sometimes pays the neighbours a visit.(Nine) We try to keep our cat in our yard, but sometimes he s naughty and runs away or runs into the neighbour s yard, Franklin s owner Madeline White told 9News.

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Slug inquiry re-opened | Dandenong Star Journal

By Cam Lucadou-Wells Health department and City of Greater Dandenong officials are expected to front a re-opened state parliamentary inquiry into the ‘slug gate’ affair. The new hearings were sparked by fresh questions about the shutdown of the Dandenong South-based caterer I Cook Foods by health authorities in early 2019. ICF’s sandwiches had been linked to the death of a Knox Private Hospital patient. However, a food safety assessment report by a Knox Council officer recently came to light that stated it was “more than likely” that the patient was eating the hospital’s “soft diet” sandwiches without crusts. These were not prepared by ICF, but by the hospital’s kitchen with ingredients from three other suppliers, he stated.

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Grace Irwin gains Girls Brigade Queen s Award

Grace Irwin gains Girls Brigade Queen s Award 20 Jan, 2021 11:29 PM 4 minutes to read All recipients of the Queen s Award (Girls Brigade) and Queen s Badge (Boys Brigade) with the Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy, patron of the brigades. Grace is on the far right at the front. All recipients of the Queen s Award (Girls Brigade) and Queen s Badge (Boys Brigade) with the Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy, patron of the brigades. Grace is on the far right at the front. Bush Telegraph By: Dave Murdoch After 14 years in the Dannevirke Girls Brigade, Grace Irwin achieved its highest award in Guiding from Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy on December 5 at Government House in Wellington.

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Old Orchard Winery Boronia: Fears former vineyard could spark a grass fire after becoming overgrown

Land that one produced award-winning wine is now at risk of starting a grass fire after the vineyard was left to rot for five years. The Old Orchard Winery operated for nine years in Melbourne s eastern outskirts under the hands of David and Pat Smith before the couple s lease from the council expired in 2015. Now abandoned, the grounds in Boronia have become overgrown with grass reaching a more than metre high between the unkempt vines. The Old Orchard Winery (pictured) operated for 34 years in Melbourne s eastern outskirts before the site was abandoned when the vineyard s managers lease expired Local Cathy Smith is concerned the five-acre site has become a fire hazard.

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