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This April, join KHT as we reflect, create, and connect with First Peoples culture through hands-on workshops, art-making,...
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Another year closing, and still Doongmabulla Springs must be protected

Waddamuli friends, Since I last updated you, I travelled to Muloobinba/Newcastle for the Rising Tide gathering, where we premiered...
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Australia looks better with a full bush

Costa Georgiadis and Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife are calling for action to restore the country’s ever-reducing wilderness Our native bushland has been getting a short back and sides for decades. Bit by bit we’re losing our wild look. It’s time to “Bring Back the Bush.” Watch the full video here. Environmental educator Costa […]
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Green trade statecraft needed to unlock Australia’s $100b green iron opportunity

A roll of hot metal in a steelmaking workshop. © Shutterstock / Smile-Sky Ztudio WWF-Australia A new report from WWF-Australia warns Australia could miss out on a $100 billion green iron and steel industry if the federal government doesn’t do more to land deals with key trading partners in Asia. Australia has eight green iron projects ready […]

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Industrial Gate Opener Maintenance: A Simple Routine to Follow

Industrial real estate is currently Australia's most in-demand commercial property sector. Driven by the massive growth in logistics...

Introducing Lumina AI View: AI Visibility Built for PR & Comms

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Don’t let nature fall silent: Wildlife Victoria issues public appeal

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Photo credit: Lydia Phelan for Wildlife Victoria Wildlife Victoria has issued a timely public appeal as calls to its Emergency Response Service surge, warning that without support, Australia’s unique native wildlife could ‘fall silent’. The charity, which has operated the state’s leading wildlife rescue service since 1989, has experienced a significant rise in calls for […]

Plico and Alinta Energy partner to bring Plico Virtual Power Plant Rewards to NSW households

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Australia’s first national virtual power plant, 5,000 strong, demonstrates the value of VPPs Australian clean energy company Plico has partnered with leading energy retailer, Alinta Energy, to launch a new battery, solar and virtual power plant (VPP) offer for eligible New South Wales households. Households can participate in Plico’s independent Virtual Power Plant (VPP) and access Plico […]

Slow Food looks to the future, carrying Carlo Petrini’s legacy forward

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Carlo Petrini The global movement enters a new chapter, strengthening communities and projects that embody its founder’s vision Following three days of silence in memory of founder Carlo Petrini, Slow Food today outlines how it will continue moving forward as a global movement, reaffirming its commitment to a food system that is good, clean and […]

TOORAK TIMES NEWS

Crime - Victoria

Man’s Body Found in Tarneit Playground

Homicide Squad detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a man’s body in Melbourne’s west early Friday morning, after a grim find in Tarneit parkland sparked a...
FASHION/STYLE

Red Bull Racing collaborates with Crocs

Fusing motorsport with everyday comfort, the Oracle Red Bull Racing x Crocs collection reimagines high-speed performance through two bold designs.    Oracle...
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The latest stories and perspectives from a budget that broke the rules

What 71 stories, 400+ perspectives, and 50 million audience impressions reveal about the media narratives shaping the 2026–27...
Crime - Victoria

Drive-By Attack at Smoke N Vape Rattles Altona North

Peak‑hour shoppers were left stunned on Tuesday when a drive‑by shooting tore through the “Smoke N Vape” store...
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Federal Budget 2026: Tax reform divides, housing dominates, and the sectors left wanting

Isentia’s budget night analysis of stakeholder reactions straight from lock-up this evening in Parliament House as stakeholders addressed...
CITY OF STONNINGTON

South Yarra residents facing financial ruin after decades-old building defects

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Owners left with $25m repair bill as Government and...
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Homeless Veterans – a National Disgrace Casting a Dark Shadow Over ANZAC Day

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Each ANZAC Day, Australians rise early in the cold...
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Landslide in McCrae sees man jump for his life from a balcony

A landslide in McCrae sees a council worker jump for his life from a balcony of a home,...
ART/CULTURE

Ari Jacob Premieres Son Called Moon at Chapel Off Chapel

This June Ari Jacob will introduce Son Called Moon, a brand-new musical. The music for the show was...
BODY/SOUL/SPIRIT

MAGGIE DENT on why women don’t understand how men grieve

Tristan MacManus and Maggie Dent MAGGIE DENT on why women don’t understand how men grieve LiSTNR Tristan MacManus to Maggie Dent: always...
BODY/SOUL/SPIRIT

Communities urged to help reduce consumer waste and support people struggling with cost of living

WHAT: Good360 is urging communities to help redirect millions of unsold consumer products such as clothes, toys and furniture away from...
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Introducing Lumina AI View: AI Visibility Built for PR & Comms

There is a new frontier where public perception is shaped: Large Language Models. Right now, LLMs are answering...
BENEFIT CONCERTS

John Farnham Fundraiser Tribute Mega-Concert

Melbourne has officially secured what is already being hailed as one of the most significant live music events...
FEATURED NEWS ARTICLES

If AI can’t find you, neither can your stakeholders

Why PR and comms teams need to take LLM visibility seriously — and what to do about it The...
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Stronger justice, safer democracy and defence of the rule of law

An independent legal profession underpins the economic, political and social foundations of Australia. "Across the country, Law Week is...
Crime - Victoria

Man’s Body Found in Tarneit Playground

Homicide Squad detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a man’s body in Melbourne’s west early...
FASHION/STYLE

Red Bull Racing collaborates with Crocs

Fusing motorsport with everyday comfort, the Oracle Red Bull Racing x Crocs collection reimagines high-speed performance through two bold designs.    Oracle...
FEATURED NEWS ARTICLES

The latest stories and perspectives from a budget that broke the rules

What 71 stories, 400+ perspectives, and 50 million audience impressions reveal about the media narratives shaping the 2026–27...
Crime - Victoria

Drive-By Attack at Smoke N Vape Rattles Altona North

Peak‑hour shoppers were left stunned on Tuesday when a drive‑by shooting tore through the “Smoke N Vape” store...
FEATURED NEWS ARTICLES

Federal Budget 2026: Tax reform divides, housing dominates, and the sectors left wanting

Isentia’s budget night analysis of stakeholder reactions straight from lock-up this evening in Parliament House as stakeholders addressed...
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BUSINESS/FINANCE/MARKETING

Industrial Gate Opener Maintenance: A Simple Routine to Follow

Industrial real estate is currently Australia's most in-demand commercial property sector. Driven by the massive growth in logistics...
BUSINESS ARTICLES

How Australian Logistics Businesses Can Elevate Workplace Safety and Efficiency

The Australian logistics sector has never been under more pressure to deliver faster, smarter, and safer results. As...
BUSINESS/FINANCE/MARKETING

From Traditional Processing to Laser Manufacturing: How Australian Light Industry and Construction SMEs Boost Profit Margins Through Precision Cutting

For many small and medium-sized manufacturers in Australia, rising labor costs, expensive raw materials, and tighter project timelines...
BUSINESS/FINANCE/MARKETING

Business Central for Construction SMEs: Streamlining Projects & Profitability

Construction is always fast-paced, project-driven, and yes, pretty competitive too. For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) it can...
BUSINESS ARTICLES

Australian Made Week kicks off with a celebration of local manufacturing at the MCG

The hardworking team members behind the manufacture of the AFL’s official goal posts at some of the nation’s...
BUSINESS ARTICLES

Benefits of Professional Office Cleaning Services

In today's fast-paced corporate world, maintaining a clean and organised workspace is essential for productivity and employee well-being....
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CHARITIES/CAUSES

Pride Centre turns up the volume at second annual Pride Circle fundraiser

The Victorian Pride Centre’s soaring atrium pulsed with colour, conversation and clinking glasses on Friday 8 May 2026,...
ANZAC

Powerful Tribute Marks Closing of “The Art of Sacrifice” in Kyneton

More than 100 guests gathered at the historic Mechanics Institute Hall in Kyneton on Sunday, 26 April 2026,...
ANZAC

ANZAC Day Dawn Service – Mount Macedon Memorial Cross

Before dawn, the mountain was already alive. Headlights traced a slow, winding path up Mount Macedon as thousands made...
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CONTRIBUTORS & BLOGGERS

Hail conditions on the move as winter crops face rising risk

Photo: Péter Kövesi, Pexels UNSW Sydney Key facts: New research led by UNSW suggests as the climate warms, the conditions that produce hailstorms are drifting towards the poles – leaving winter crops exposed. A hailstorm can undo a season’s work in minutes. It can strike quickly and unevenly, shredding wheat, bruising fruit, flattening crops – […]
CONTRIBUTORS & BLOGGERS

World Environment Day (5th June) | Commentary from Iron Mountain’s Stuart Dahlenburg, VP & GM, Asset Lifecycle Management APAC

Stuart Dahlenburg, VP & GM for ALM APAC, Iron Mountain “World Environment Day is a reminder that the shift towards an AI-ready world has real physical consequences. As organisations accelerate digital transformation, infrastructure is being refreshed faster than ever, creating increasing pressure on energy use, resource consumption, and the retired technology left behind.      […]
CONTRIBUTORS & BLOGGERS

Australia looks better with a full bush

Costa Georgiadis and Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife are calling for action to restore the country’s ever-reducing wilderness Our native bushland has been getting a short back and sides for decades. Bit by bit we’re losing our wild look. It’s time to “Bring Back the Bush.” Watch the full video here. Environmental educator Costa […]
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SPORT

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GOLF

The Australian Golfer’s Guide to Choosing the Right Golf Shoes for Every Course

Australia is a brilliant place to play golf because no two rounds feel quite the same. One weekend you...
GOLF

If Your Feet Slip, Your Swing Suffers: Simple Fixes for Better Traction

Golf has a subtle method of penalising the minor details. A solid tempo, dependable grip, and a swing you...
MARTIAL ARTS

Why is Gen Z so Obsessed with Combat Sports?

Walk into any boxing gym, MMA training centre, or Muay Thai dojo today, and you'll notice something striking:...
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TOORAK TIMES LIFESTYLE

Goldin’s 2026 Spring TCG & Manga Elite Auction Sets New Records Across Pokémon and One Piece Collectibles

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Vintage Pokémon promos, sealed boxes, and a rare One...

Man’s Body Found in Tarneit Playground

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Homicide Squad detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding the...

How to Show Commitment to Your Partner 

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Days turn to weeks. Weeks turn to months. And...

What Childcare Operators Often Miss Until a Fire Safety Audit Is Scheduled

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Fire safety has a way of becoming urgent the...
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School Holiday Activities That Build Confidence and Skills

Key Highlights The right school holiday activity can strengthen both confidence and practical skills in a short period of time. Structured sports programs provide routine, guidance, and positive peer...
LIFESTYLE

Best UK Discount Websites for Kally Sleep: Where to Check Codes, Deals, and Verified Savings

Kally Sleep discounts aren’t always “one code fits all.” Some offers work best on full-price items, while others...
FEATURED LIFESTYLE ARTICLES

Exploring the Centenary Suburbs: A Lifestyle Overview

The Centenary Suburbs offer a unique blend of relaxed suburban living, strong community values, and easy city access.  For...
FEATURED LIFESTYLE ARTICLES

5 Things To Do This December School Holidays

December school holidays are a perfect time to pause, play, and reconnect. For many families, it can also...
BODY/SOUL/SPIRIT

Oversharing – what happens when you share with the wrong person

Survivors of abuse, whilst in the acute stage of trauma recovery (which can last a very long time)...

HEALTH| MEDICINE| MIND

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BODY/SOUL/SPIRIT

The Bong Did Not Eat Grandpa’s Brain: A Gonzo Reply to 44 Years of Cannabis Panic

For half a century, the official sermon went something like this: smoke cannabis and your brain will sag...
AGED CARE

Australians embrace ‘big questions’ during National Palliative Care Week (10-16 May) 

National Palliative Care Week 2026 draws to a close today after reaching millions of Australians and sparking strong...
AGED CARE

Essential Property Maintenance and Support Strategies for Ageing in Place

Ageing in place has rapidly become the preferred path for the vast majority of Australians looking towards their...
CHARITIES/CAUSES

Pride Centre turns up the volume at second annual Pride Circle fundraiser

The Victorian Pride Centre’s soaring atrium pulsed with colour, conversation and clinking glasses on Friday 8 May 2026,...
BODY/SOUL/SPIRIT

Parents turn to Dr TikTok and AI amid time and cost pressures

Australian parents are increasingly turning to social media and AI-powered tools for health advice to support their physical...
HEALTH/MEDICINE/MIND

Disability Discrimination Commissioner says NDIS restructure must not diminish human rights

Australia’s Disability Discrimination Commissioner says widespread anxiety among people with disability about the Federal Government’s National Disability Insurance...
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EAT AND DRINK

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EAT/DRINK

Where to find the best scrolls in Melbourne

Melburnians have always taken their pastries seriously, but lately one particular treat has been dominating bakery cabinets and...
BARS

How Native Botanicals Are Fueling the Australian Craft Gin Boom

Australia is currently experiencing a remarkable, sustained renaissance in the world of artisanal spirits. What started as a...
EAT/DRINK

Cool-Climate Reds That Belong on Every Winter Entertaining Table

Winter entertaining has a different rhythm to it. People linger longer. The food gets richer. Conversations loosen up once...
EAT/DRINK

Tar & Roses leads female focus in new Joval Wines partnership with professional networking collective, Collabor8Women

eckfactor/Collabor8Women Collaboration sits at the heart of Gold Access, the premium membership offering from Collabor8Women, and that spirit was...
EAT/DRINK

Jhol Momo vs. Steamed Momo: What’s the Difference?

If you’ve ever stood in front of a Nepali menu in Melbourne wondering whether to go for jhol...
EAT/DRINK

10 Best Momos in Melbourne for 2026

Melbourne loves dumplings. From Chinatown to Footscray, you’ll find every style imaginable. But when it comes to Himalayan...
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AROUND THE HOUSE

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AROUND THE HOUSE

Modernising Your Toorak Home: Smart Home Upgrades That Add Real Property Value

If you've been thinking about upgrading your Toorak property, you're in good company. As Melbourne's most desirable postcodes...
AROUND THE HOUSE

Why Rubbermaid Products Are a Smart Choice for Modern Cleaning and Storage

Keeping workplaces clean, organised and efficient is essential across industries including hospitality, healthcare, education, warehousing and commercial facilities....
AROUND THE HOUSE

How to Make Small Rooms Feel Larger Without Renovating

Many homeowners have a room in their house that they wish were just a little bit bigger. Either...
AROUND THE HOUSE

Why Pest Problems Tend to Spike in Toorak During Cooler Months

When the temperature starts to drop across Toorak you’ll start to see the same creepy crawlies appearing around...
AROUND THE HOUSE

Smart Home Care Habits to Protect Your Hardwood Floors

Timber floorboards add incredible warmth, character, and financial value to any Australian home. However, their longevity depends heavily...
AROUND THE HOUSE

How to Mix and Match Furniture for a Stylish, Cohesive Look 

Mixing and matching furniture has become a preferred approach in modern interior styling because it helps create spaces...
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DESTINATIONS

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DESTINATIONS

Elevating Your Sydney Itinerary With Premium Harbour City Experiences

Sydney has long been celebrated for its sparkling waterways, golden beaches, and iconic architectural marvels. However, the modern...
DESTINATIONS

Fuel Price Drop Helps Travellers Switch Gears On Holiday Plans Ahead of Long Weekend, New Data Shows

Reflections Holidays Australians are more optimistic about travelling since the fuel crisis began in early March, but they are...
DESTINATIONS

From Desert to Coast: Australia’s Top Autumn Hiking Trails

New research by LifeFlight Lotteries evaluates 33 hiking trails across Australia, to determine the nation's top-performing routes, with...
DESTINATIONS

What Makes a Margaret River Winery Truly Boutique?

There’s a stretch of Caves Road in Margaret River, Western Australia, where everything seems to change, even if...
ARTS/CULTURE/ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

Opening Night [Melb]: DuckPond by Circa

Melbourne’s beloved Princess Theatre shimmered with feathers, sequins and star power tonight as Circa's DUCKPOND splashed down for...
SAFE ROADS FOR US

TAC Club Rewards: Why This Program Matters & Safe Roads For Us view on it!

Footy and netball clubs across Victoria are receiving confirmation on whether they were successful in the 2025 TAC...

FASHION + STYLE

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FASHION/STYLE

Natural Diamond Market Reels as Demand Lab Grown Diamonds Continues to Rise

Stakeholders within the sphere of the naturally mined diamond market continue to face challenges from a range of...
FASHION/STYLE

Running Wide: The Rise of 4E Running Shoes and Why Aussie Runners Are Making the Switch

For years, many runners treated foot pain as part of the sport. Tight toes, side pressure, black toenails,...
FASHION/STYLE

Red Bull Racing collaborates with Crocs

Fusing motorsport with everyday comfort, the Oracle Red Bull Racing x Crocs collection reimagines high-speed performance through two bold designs.    Oracle...
FASHION/STYLE

The Rise of Utilitarian Style and Its Impact on the Modern Australian Wardrobe

Over the past few years, a quiet revolution has taken place on the streets of Melbourne, Sydney, and...
FASHION/STYLE

The Art Of Lingerie Shopping: How To Choose The Perfect Set For Your Partner

Have you ever thought about buying lingerie for your partner and asked yourself how to choose something that...
FASHION/STYLE

Z&T pop up

I was walking down Chapel Street in Windsor the other day, and my eyes got caught by some...
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ARTS + CULTURE

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CONCERTS

The Crossing Machine performs “The Juliet Letters”

Melbourne’s underground arts scene found a moment of rare stillness and beauty last night, as The Crossing Machine...
ANZAC

Powerful Tribute Marks Closing of “The Art of Sacrifice” in Kyneton

More than 100 guests gathered at the historic Mechanics Institute Hall in Kyneton on Sunday, 26 April 2026,...
ANZAC

ANZAC Day Dawn Service – Mount Macedon Memorial Cross

Before dawn, the mountain was already alive. Headlights traced a slow, winding path up Mount Macedon as thousands made...
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EDUCATION

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CHILDREN'S EDUCATION

Tim Blamires teacher from Kingswood Primary School arrested

Tim Blamires, 33, charged with filming students in Kingswood Primary School Dingley toilet. A cleaner discovered the hidden...
EDUCATION

La Trobe celebrates record university offers

A record number of students have received offers from La Trobe University through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre...
CHILDREN'S EDUCATION

Plumber’s ‘Good Guy’ Bushfire Offer Sparks Outrage Amid Child Sex Charges

A Bendigo tradesman who publicly offered “help cleaning up” to bushfire victims is at the centre of anger...
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Industrial Gate Opener Maintenance: A Simple Routine to Follow

BUSINESS/FINANCE/MARKETING Mick Pacholli Mick Pacholli -
Industrial real estate is currently Australia's most in-demand commercial property sector. Driven by the massive growth in logistics and e-commerce, premium industrial spaces require...

Essential Upgrades to Transform Your Dual-Cab Ute for Australian Off-Road Adventures

ACCESSORIES Mick Pacholli Mick Pacholli -
Australia is experiencing an unprecedented boom in domestic road travel. By 2024, the nation set an all-time record for vehicle sales with over 1.23...

ARTV News June Edition Ep 43

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Melbourne is about to get a whole lot brighter this winter. The National Gallery of Victoria is set to play host to a spectacular...

Hail conditions on the move as winter crops face rising risk

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Photo: Péter Kövesi, Pexels UNSW Sydney Key facts: New research led by UNSW suggests as the climate warms, the conditions that produce hailstorms are drifting towards the poles – leaving winter crops exposed. A hailstorm can undo a season’s work in minutes. It can strike quickly and unevenly, shredding wheat, bruising fruit, flattening crops – […]

World Environment Day (5th June) | Commentary from Iron Mountain’s Stuart Dahlenburg, VP & GM, Asset Lifecycle Management APAC

CONTRIBUTORS & BLOGGERS Eco Voice Eco Voice -
Stuart Dahlenburg, VP & GM for ALM APAC, Iron Mountain “World Environment Day is a reminder that the shift towards an AI-ready world has real physical consequences. As organisations accelerate digital transformation, infrastructure is being refreshed faster than ever, creating increasing pressure on energy use, resource consumption, and the retired technology left behind.      […]

Australia looks better with a full bush

CONTRIBUTORS & BLOGGERS Eco Voice Eco Voice -
Costa Georgiadis and Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife are calling for action to restore the country’s ever-reducing wilderness Our native bushland has been getting a short back and sides for decades. Bit by bit we’re losing our wild look. It’s time to “Bring Back the Bush.” Watch the full video here. Environmental educator Costa […]
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