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Friday September 30, 2005

• Take a Punt This Spring
• Red Tape and the High Water Mark
• Mental Health Week is a Big Gig in Port Phillip
• How much Pooh can one City Bear?

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• Port Art Gallery Inaugural Esxhibition "Face Off" Oct 12 - Nov 6, 2005
• Environmental Education just got Greener

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• Roll Up! Roll Up! 2005 CitiPower Port Phillip Business Excellence Awards
• Can we fix it? Yes, we can! Council home maintenance service shapes up for spring
• Call for public submissions on children's services review
• Bowled over: Launch of St Kilda Bowling Club Studios 5th Annual Exhibition
• Matters of substance
• Port Melbourne man convicted over assault of parking officer
• Deveroli's deli fined over $40,000 for unhygienic food practices
• Rocking from the Belly of the Bay

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• Spring has sprung - get your fresh farm produce in full bloom
• It's about a boy - exhibition by Janno
• Multimedia Art Project for Children
• Born in a Taxi and Rawcus present Not Dead Yet
• Love, genius and artistic adventure: Vincent in Brixton
• U3A: Aboriginal plant use and management
• Live at the Nash - October 2005
•  Dancing With Strangers presents Hamlet
• Home - an exhibition at Gasworks Arts Park
• St James - Blessing of animals 05
• BIg Gig Flyer
• Thinking of changing the colour of your house?
  

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• "([On] the boardwalk) we'll be havin' some fun"
• Extra protection for Elwood's eclectic architectural mix
• Salvoes over Salvos' crisis centre
• Every dog and cat has its day: The Blessing of the Animals ceremony
• The very first visitor guide to St Kilda
• A taste for all seasons
• Footy finals fever hits Port Phillip

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• Launch of A History of a Street Precinct
• The World's Greatest Pram Stroll
• The World's Greatest Pram Stroll poster
• Guided Tour of the Jewish Section of the Melbourne General Cemetery (Carlton)
• Jewish Museum Exhibition: Death Burial & Beyond
• Shoshanna Jordan: Carlisle Street - A diversity of belonging
• Studio Open Day at Gasworks Arts Park
• Voice from the Outside
• Free Community Health Forum Kicks Off
• Inner South Community Health Service Proudly Presents: The Y Factor - Is being Male a Health Hazard?
•  Artsofar exhibition: Tree Show
• Raw and real, Roomers CD is the voice of the street, the seedy side
• VAPS National Exhibition of Photography - Prints & slides from Australia Wide

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• Shortlist announced for St Kilda foreshore 'Triangle' site  Issued August 30
• Savage attack costs dog owner $8550
• A kickstart for highrise health
• Commemoration of 6th anniversary of Suai massacre
• Kids and cops 'beat the bell'
• Port Phillip celebrates PNG week in warm up for games

COMMUNITY RELEASES

• St Kilda Historical Society - The greening of Port Phillip
• Back to our roots: A celebration of the City of Voices
• Extreme Fringe .. Take your Boss
• St Kilda Cemetery - Forthcoming tours & activities
• Readings @ Readings
• Budding Queer Photographers Sought for Midsumma Project
• Metaphysics sculpture exhibition
•  Music from the Heart
• Movement Studies - exhibition by Chris Bell
• The Logies come to Albert Park College: A new innovative community program
• Vocal Nosh
• Sisters in Crime: Program to December

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The City of Port Phillip's media office issues media releases each week on issues that affect or are of interest to the Port Phillip community.

To get in touch with the City of Port Phillip media office, use eServices to ask us a question, request information or give us feedback online. If you prefer call ASSIST on (03) 9209 6777 or TTy (03) 9209 6713 and ask for the Media Office.

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