Friday August 26, 2005

• Recycling revolution
• A new view of Elwood foreshore
• Four sites left for new nursing home
• St Kilda Bowls Club celebrates its 140th anniversary
• Warming up for the Commonwealth Games with Minister Madden
• Photo Op: Minister Gavin Jennings with elderly Russian-speaking residents
• LiveWire d Mystifies eMarketing (Part 1) - Your Business Website
• Children petition council on the environment

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• Brightspace painting exhibition
• An award winning partnership!
• Red Stitch 2005 Presents B U G

• Concrete step in transforming Balaclava Railway Station precinct
• St Kilda sushi bar fined $6,400 for unhygienic food practices
• Community initiatives win national recognition
• From Russia with story
• Liberated from death: Russian holocaust survivors mark end of World War 11

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• 25 'oru' canoes for Sri Lankan fishing village
• The Tsunami has gone and so have people's livelihoods!
• Utopia Dreaming II Exhibition
• Traces of Splendour & Decay - Performance by Sharna Vrhowec
• Sunday lunch with the girls: Good Shepherd fundraiser for women's programs
• Friends of the Drop-In - Wine Tasting Evening
• Artists' studio 'Spring Clean' expo
• Sisters in Crime. Launch of Rubdown by Leigh Redhead

• Show me the money, Bunny! Council announces $15,000 Rupert Bunny Visual Arts Fellowship
• Pocket-size park planned for newly redeveloped Raglan-Ingles Estate
• Seniors' Story Time - Elwood & Ripponlea
• Building stormwater awareness
• Costly dog attack

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• Readings @ Readings
• The VegOut St Kilda Farmers' Market
• Manhattan, Melbourne, Montreal by Paul Parker
• Launch of Literacy Week
• Gasworks events for the September School Holidays
• Theatre @ risk presents Stalking Matilda

• Sea baths close to being fully operational
• Port women on exhibition
• Port Phillip Paragraphs
• St Kilda Festival takes a break (released Tuesday 2 August 2005)

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• Be bowled over: Open day at Albert Park VRI Bowls Club
• Glaucoma sports fundraiser night
• Glaucoma sports fundraiser night notice
• Allison Dubois: The true story of the woman who inspired the hit television series, Medium
• Launch of Moon Water, installation by Elizabeth Presa

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