October 28, 2005

• Call for national round table on child care crisis Issued October 26.
• Council approves final budget for redevelopment of two town halls
• Smile and the world smiles with you
• Former proprietor of Deveroli's Deli prosecuted again
• For young people by young people: Underbelly under the overpass festival
• Underbelly notice

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• Port Melbourne Neighbourhood House Open Day
• Brightspace: On The Beach exhibition
• Brightspace: Survey exhibition
• Phillip Citizens for Reconciliation: Tracker screening
• South Port Day Links AGM
• Live at the Nash

• Wins for Community Housing - The City of Port Phillip 8th Design & Development Awards
• Keeping the Sacred Heart beating
• A litter bit can go a long way
• Best footpath forward
• Emerald Hill 'Walk and Talk'
• The HEAT's on - so come on into the kitchen!
• HEAT Information
• HEAT Programs
• Port Phillip Paragraphs: Dad's Do Care: Dad's Day Breakfasts

Community Releases:

• Royal Baby sparks Viking Invasion (Danish Club)
• Friends of Port Melbourne Foreshore launch
• Mayhem Cabaret presents 'The Pursuit of Pleasure'
• Elizabeth Wessensteiner exhibition - Pink Pouches in the Park
• Verve: New Voices Project
• Triptych: Etchings, Linocuts & Pastels
• Exhibition by Katherine Hattam and Will Mackinnon
• Hunting for a childhood to treasure

• Spotlight on South Melbourne Central
• Community win over Enfield House sale
• Getting to the root of tree selection along St Kilda Cemetery Wall
• “Penny Lane is in my ears and in my eyes”: Penny for your thoughts on lane name
• Port hole on port women - October 17-29 - Port Melbourne Library
• The very first Junior Environment Council

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• Viking welcome to royal heir
• New branches on an old tree: A unique collaboration
• Jan Cornall's WOW Weekend. Write your book on a weekend
• Hardcopy Digital Art: From PC to Gallery, Virtual to Reality!
• Launch by Strawberries with Everything: A Polish Odyssey
• Free evening seminar: Building a collection
• “Not just for art's sake ”: Performance workshop and presentation by Angela Costi
• Convict Cannibal Pearce
• Monash: The Outsider Who Won a War

• Luv-A-Duck wins CitiPower Port Phillip Business Excellence Awards
• “Walking on the spot”: Council names canal walk after Paul Hester
• Solution close to home
• Winners all round with sporting grounds upgrades
• Call for centralised child care waiting list
• Walk and talk: Behind the waterfront at Port Melbourne
• Fifteen per cent of our population and all of our future: Celebrating Children's Week

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• [MARS] - new sculptures by William Eicholtz and Zoe Amor...
• Exhibition of paintings by Darren Pitt
• Port Phillip Ecocentre Annual General Meeting
• Veg Out Annual Open Day
• Veg Out Open Day poster
• St Kilda Cemetery moonlight tour
• More Than Just a Rat! Earth Care Symposium on the Rakali
• Hats Off: Oz Showbiz fights AIDS
• OzMade Musicals 2005: On the Drawing Board

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