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15/01/2015

The skies above Tooradin were a sea of falling teddies and jumpers this Good Friday, with the aim to raise $20,000 to support children from the Royal Children’s Hospital. The Australian Parachute Association and Commando Skydivers called on participants to strap on a brave Dropbear Teddy and join a trained instructor for the jump of a lifetime and support the Good Friday Appeal. Gary Tayler took part in the flight. 131642_07

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$250m Cranbourne South Hindu temple faces Federal decision

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Casey locks in funding to refresh local shopping strips

When violence tries to define us, Australia must choose light, action, and courage

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