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Victorian 'freedom groups' solicit dubious UK 'cooperative' 'COVID Control cards'

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By Caleb Cluff Verified
| Merimbula News Weekly Verified
Victorian retail and hospitality staff will face increased pressure as Christmas approaches with 'freedom' groups advocating the use of a fraudulent 'vaccine control card' to avoid certification checks in stores and venues. The cards, sourced from the UK and which have no legal status of any sort, will add to the stress of retail and hospitality staff already having to cope with elevated customer aggression levels as reported by the Australian Retail Association.
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Ballarat home recycles its way to 2021 Design Matters National Annual Building Design Award

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By Caleb Cluff Verified
| Merimbula News Weekly Verified
life-style, Ballarat, 2021 Design Matters National Annual Building Design Award, Best Residential Design New House Award, Project Now, Newmac Bricklaying, Madigan Builders, Luke Jennings, House design A new farmhouse built using recycled materials has won a prestigious 2021 Design Matters National Best Residential Design New House award. The challenge with the brief was to find local builders and craftspeople who could make the mix of old and new work.
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Significant Indigenous site destroyed as landowner move stones for fire safety

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By Caleb Cluff Verified
| Stock & Land Verified
Removed: The Lake Bolac stone arrangement (Kuyang) prior to its destruction over the Easter 2021 weekend. It was thought to symbolise an eel, an important Indigenous resource at Bolac. Picture: SGV. A significant Indigenous ceremonial site in western Victoria has been destroyed after more than half of the Lake Bolac stone arrangement, thought to have existed for thousands of years, was removed over Easter.
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