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Full Version of Divercity #14, April/May 2004

Divercity #14 - April/May 2004

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Click on following headlines to hear the article as appears in DiverCity 14:

• Mayor's Message D14
• Council elections are coming D14
• Port Phillip parks D14
• Foreshore facelift D14
• A year to celebrate our buildings and streetscapes D14
• CEO's Message D14
• Accomodating the council D14
• Accomodating the future D14
• $2 per day - value for money? D14
• New bin to streamline recycling D14
• New furniture out on the foreshore D14
• "Small action" celebrates making big difference D14
• Are you our next SLAH participant? D14
• Final "Gentrification" Forum now on D14
• The screening of St Kilda D14
• Environmental magic shows D14
• St Kilda Film Festival D14
• Celebrating people, places and communities: Housing week 2004 D14
• Kickstarting a creative future D14
• Expose yourself to some art in Port Phillip D14
• Get involved with your council D14
• Child care insights from Obu D14
• New City Strategy Unit to better integrate services D14
• "Preferred character" to be defined by planning scheme D14
• Let's grind D14
• Streets are for living not just driving D14
• Tripping out a new safety measure D14
• Kick those autumn leaves D14
• Clean up business day D14
• Clean up Australia day D14
• Getting the "best value" out of council D14
• Road management plan for a safer city D14
• Kudos for green businesses D14
• $15,000 business grant supports Port Phillip businesses D14
• Business advisory service for local businesses D14
• "Cultural vitality" - fourth pillar of sustainability D14
• Don't forget to register! D14

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