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Pride of Australia - Michele Phillips has run a wildlife shelter in South Oakleigh for 25 years. She saves raises and rehabilitates native animals, lizards and birds. Many of these require intensive care and frequent feeding. Michele speaks at schools and to local councils to raise environmental awareness. Michele is pictured with a baby Ringtail Possum. Picture: Mark Stewart

Michele’s just wild about native fauna

MICHELE Phillips, 62, had no idea what a wild ride she was in for when she started an animal shelter a quarter of a century ago. Since then, she has saved everything from tiny baby possums and kangaroo joeys to magpies, lizards and turtles.

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Lou, the brave Bourke St cabbie who helped save lives is our first Pride of Australia nominee.Picture: Stuart Milligan

Brave Bourke St cabbie recognised

NINE months since the Bourke St tragedy, heroic taxi driver Lou Bougias still thinks about it every day. Now, the Pride of Australia nominee shares how the tragedy changed him and what’s next for him.

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