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The report from the 2019 Avalon Airshow.

Diversitat Aged Support is having its annual Chilli and Tomato Competition this Friday 8 March.  The meal will be Spanish paella, gazpacho and dessert for $10 You are invited to enter your home-grown tomatoes or chillies into one or more of the following categories: • Tastiest Tomato• Hottest Chilli• Biggest & Smallest Tomato• Best Coloured Chilli / Tomato• Most Unusual• Sweetest Chilli• Longest Chilli• Best Smelling Tomato• Tastiest Chilli & Tomato Chutney (NEW) There are plenty of prizes up for grabs! Event: Diversitat Aged Support’s Great Tomato & Chilli CompetitionWhen: Friday 8th MarchTime: 12noon – 1pmWhere: The Healthy Living Centre, 25-41 Arunga Avenue, Norlane. Conditions of Entry: Item must be home grown. Please book- for details email [email protected] or call 5222 7275.

At the end of last year, Werribee Open Range Zoo successfully bred the critically endangered Plains-Wanderer native bird for the first time in Victoria. Keeper Yvette Pauligk spoke about the process of breeding and what the future holds for the species.

One in four Australian teenagers are turning to drugs, alcohol and prescription medication due to bullying – increasingly, online bullying. Jeromine Alpe – Founder & CEO Corporate Diversity Pathways & MondoMentor spoke to the show about how online bullying can best be combated and how we can support victims.

Nicholas Marouchak from MKI Legal talks about the legalities of young people doing free work.

Trent Geddes appeared on the program for his weekly roundup about the world of technology.

Jackie Turner from Encompass Community Services spoke to the show about their Options and Connections Team.

Listen back to program highlights from March 4.

State member for Polwarth Richard Riordan spoke to the program about the latest in state politics.

Andy Meddick, Animal Justice Party member for Western Victoria joined the program to discuss the latest in state politics.