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Journalist | Post-grad criminology @Griffith_Uni | South Aussie | Views mine, RT/like ≠ endorsement | Groves.Emmy@abc.net.au
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ACT family violence service warns $292m federal funding boost may not reach frontline

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By Emmy Groves
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
On the face of it, more federal funding to help states and territories build and sustain their domestic, family, and sexual violence support workforce seems cause for celebration. But exactly how much the $292 million boost to the 500 Workers program will benefit Canberra's specialist organisations is complicated.
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Rare frog released back into the ACT - ABC listen

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By Samantha Donovan Verified, Kathleen O'Connor, Emmy Groves
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Australians will be able to see the green and golden bell frog in the wild in the Australian Capital Territory for the first time in 50 years. Researchers from the University of Canberra and Australian National University have been breeding the frogs to withstand a deadly fungus.
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Rare frog released in ACT - ABC listen

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By Samantha Donovan Verified, Kathleen O'Connor, Emmy Groves
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Australians will be able to see the green and golden bell frog in the wild in the Australian Capital Territory for the first time in 50 years. Researchers from the University of Canberra and Australian National University have been breeding the frogs to withstand a deadly fungus.
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