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Delage Type-S: The 103-year-old grand prix car saved by a 3D printer29 March 2017, 04:03 -
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Coronial inquiry into Noah Zunde death looks at ways to prevent children from being forgotten in cars21 March 2017, 02:36
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Bells Beach young gun 'training tough' for his surfing dream
Cody Robinson is up before dawn, surfing twice a day and training five days a week to chase his childhood dream of one day ringing the bell at his local break, Bells Beach.
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Cultures important to 'interesting' cheeses
Cultures and microbes are the important ingredients for "interesting" cheese, says a third-generation French expert.
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Jury fails to reach verdict in case of father accused of killing baby daughter
A jury deliberating on whether a central Victorian man shook his 12-week-old daughter to death is discharged after being unable to reach a verdict.
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'Manipulated' murder accused deeply regrets hammer killing of housemate
A "manipulated" man who has pleaded guilty to murdering his housemate in Bendigo tells her family he "deeply regrets" what he did and changed his story after experiencing flashbacks and nightmares.
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Blind Bendigo boy comes out of the 'dark'
Four-year-old Oden Goudie spent the first few years of his life struggling, until the diagnosis of a rare eye disorder changed his life.
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Drug, safety concerns cloud 'bush doof' Yemaya Festival
The future of another "bush doof" Yemaya Festival is in doubt after organisers failed to secure planning permission for the event.
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Dumped dead ducks reignite debate over hunting
Anti-duck hunting protesters say they have discovered pits containing nearly 200 dead ducks at the Koorangie State Game Reserve, just a week after Victoria's duck hunting season opened.
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Victorian man wins court appeal over NDIS payment of transport costs
In a decision with big implications for the funding of the National Disability Insurance Scheme, the Federal Court rules in favour of 21-year-old Liam McGarrigle over his challenge to an earlier ruling that the NDIS pay only 75 per cent of his necessary transport costs.
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The 103-year-old grand prix car saved by a 3D printer
Australia is home to the only surviving 1914 Delage Type-S grand prix car in the world, and thanks to a world-first feat of technology this centurion is still on the road.
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Egg industry says caged hens are healthier and produce more eggs
The Victorian Government commissions its own scientific review of animal welfare, ruffling feathers in the poultry industry.
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Bells Beach local Cody Robinson hoping to gain wildcard entry to 2017 Rip Curl Pro
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