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Christmas blessing

boronia — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 22:55:36 +0000

WHEN little Tobey Mitchell put the angel on top of the family Christmas tree on December 1, the emotion was too much for his parents Tatum and Paul.

Only a year ago, Tobey, right, was in the neo-natal intensive care unit at Monash Medical Centre fighting for his life after being born 12 weeks premature with chronic lung disease.

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Packages of kids’ cheer

boronia — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 23:40:23 +0000

Becky Howell from The Colour Lab, where they are selling Koala Kids Christmas hampers. Photo: STEVEN CRABTREE

THE Colour Lab in Prahran is rallying to help Koala Kids bring some joy to families who will spend Christmas Day at one of Victoria’s children’s cancer centres.

Hampers are being packaged to be delivered to families at the Royal Children’s Hospital’s new Kookaburra Ward, Monash Medical Centre and the Peter Mac Cancer Centre.

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Plan for summer fire risk – CFA warns

boronia — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 23:18:24 +0000

AUTHORITIES are warning all Victorians to write down a fire survival plan.

Recent rains have boosted the chance of grass fires this year and with summer starting tomorrow, CFA chief officer Euan Ferguson said ideal growing conditions for grass and other vegetation had created a real fire risk.

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Local players hit big time

boronia — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 00:45:51 +0000

FOOTBALLERS from several Melbourne leagues are celebrating today after being picked up in last night’s AFL national draft.

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Putting family pieces together at The Basin Theatre

boronia — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 23:28:06 +0000

Jan West (right) with stage granddaughter Kylie Gray from The Basin Theatre’s latest production.

FAMILIES can be like jigsaw puzzles – great when all the pieces fit, but infuriating when they don’t.

This is the theme of Perth playwright Jennifer Rogers’ 1980s drama, Jigsaws, which charts the highs and lows of a family of five women.

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Carols by Candlelight – Saturday 3 December 2011

boronia — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 23:23:27 +0000

Bring the family along with a picnic tea or purchase a low cost Christmas dinner complete with plum pudding and celebrate Christmas with a FREE evening of carols and entertainment under the stars. The night gets underway at 4pm with a free children’s fairground courtesy of FTG Holden, free art and craft activities for children, roving performers, face painting followed by an exciting line-up of guest artists, national choirs, an appearance by Father Christmas and the magical fireworks show.

Click here for more details

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Wantirna South teacher’s brush with royalty

boronia — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 01:22:53 +0000

Award-winning teacher Gisella Benetti, pictured with her Knoxfield preschool class, saw the Queen close up but did not get to speak to her. Picture: CARMELLO BAZZANO

AN award-winning Wantirna South preschool teacher has told of her once-in-a-lifetime invitation to meet the Queen.

Knoxfield Preschool teacher Gisella Benetti attended a reception with the Queen and Prince Philip at Government House on October 26, but didn’t get to chat to Her Majesty.

“I got to within six feet of her, but it was protocol to stand where we were, and the Queen approached who she wanted to talk to,” she said.

FOOD FOR FAMILIES: TV cook opens campaign

boronia — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 00:45:38 +0000

Masterchef finalist Callum Haan is getting behind this year’s Food for Families appeal.

MASTERCHEF finalist Callum Hann will launch this year’s Food for Families Appeal at the Melbourne Town Hall today.

“It’s a fantastic charity because it helps more than 20,000 families at Christmas time and through the year,” Haan said.

Ferntree Gully social housing here soon

boronia — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 05:07:59 +0000

A BLOCK of homes in Ferntree Gully for people and families who are homeless or near-homeless is nearing completion.

Community Housing Limited will finish construction on the social housing development on the former Ferntree Gully Primary School site within three weeks.

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Part Time Real Estate Hostess Position Available

boronia — Thu, 21 Oct 2010 02:48:06 +0000

Instantly recognised as the pre-eminent real estate group in the Outer Eastern suburbs, Barry Plant Boronia is experiencing a significant period of growth.

To assist in this continued growth phase an exciting opportunity has become available to support Barry Plant Boronia’s leading sales consultant. Awarded as one of the highest performers in the Barry Plant group, you will have the enviable prospect of working in a successful, results driven environment.

Acting in a part time capacity, you will manage the Open for Inspections during the peak weekend periods. Integral to your success in this role will be your ability to provide a professional, friendly and credible first impression, whilst qualifying potential real estate buyers and vendors.

This outstanding opportunity is perfectly suited to an aspiring Real Estate Agent looking to learn from the best or an experienced professional wanting part time employment. You will hold a current Agents Representative qualification, along with exemplary presentation and communication skills. You must also have a current drivers license and own a reliable, neat and clean car.

Driven by results you will thrive in a providing “Red Carpet” customer service and satisfaction.

Apply today to Monique Fitzgerald c/o mfitzgerald@barryplant.com.au.

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