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Lucy CallanderUrban affairs reporter

Lucy Callander is an urban affairs reporter for Leader Community News and the Herald Sun.

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Fiona Riggs makes artisan, healthy dog treats at her Red Hill South kitchen. Called Paw Dinkum, she's expanding her business. Picture : Penny Stephens

Organic dog treats get tails wagging

WANT to spoil your furry family members? These organic doggie treats, by Red Hill South woman Fiona Riggs, look good enough to make humans beg.

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Eeny Meeny has started serving coffee in an ice-cream cone. Robert Wright from the Frankston cafe had one made up. Picture : Penny Stephens

Fancy your coffee in a cone?

IT’S a phenomenon that has taken the world by storm, now coffee in an ice-cream cone is being served in Frankston.

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Gymnast Jessica Eland who recently represented Victoria on Wednesday, July 5, 2017 in Mornington, Victoria, Australia. Picture: Hamish Blair

Gymnast Jess poised for success

JESS Eland took home a silver medal from the recent Australian Gymnastics Championships, but it was her ability to shake off a bad start to the competition that impressed her coach.

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Flinders Hotel and Georgie Bass chef Michael Cole has won through to be Australia's representative at a prestigious international cooking competition. Picture: Chris Eastman

Flinders chef to cook for Australia

Michael Cole is swapping his chef’s whites for green and gold after being chosen to represent Australia in the culinary equivalent of the Olympic Games.

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Leo Hill, ten years old, has been named a Triple Zero Hero after calling for emergency help for his Mum when she was in severe pain. Leo is pictured with his mother Holly Hill at home in Mt Eliza Victoria Tuesday 30th May 2017. Picture : Andrew Batsch

Little hero’s actions saves mum’s life

WHEN Leo Hill found his mum, Holly, unable to speak or move he knew he had to be brave.

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Doughnuts on sale at pop up shop 'Pop Choc' in Frankston, Victoria Wednesday 24th May 2017. Picture : Andrew Batsch

Short and sweet treat

A MORNINGTON pastry maker is branching out his business as a sweet treat for Frankston shoppers and also for his trained apprentices.

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Paringa Estate winemaker Lindsay McCall

Wine secrets revealed

THOSE attending Melbourne Food and Wine Festival events at Paringa Estate will leave with purple hands and an understanding about how top wine is created.

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Rosebud foreshore camping

Tents only option as homeless crisis worsens

HOMELESS families are being forced to pitch tents and camp on the Rosebud foreshore as the region’s housing crisis escalates.

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The kinder group spends each Monday at the beach learning about marine life and the coastal environment. Hudson, Harriet and Charlie, exploring the rock pools. Picture : Nicki Connolly

Life’s a beach for kinder kids

BEACHES are being transformed into classrooms where kinder kids can play in the sand and rock pools under a model growing in popularity in Melbourne’s southeast.

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A house party at 60 Galloway Drive, Narre Warren South became out of control last night. Rubbish outside the house.

‘There were endless parties’

LAWS designed to prevent all-night parties in houses set up for short-stay rentals are not being upheld, exhausted residents say.

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