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COMMUNITY CONNECT | page 6 Letters to the Editor | page 8 Dubai to London | page 18 Adviser Classifieds | pages 19-21 Adviser Football | page 23

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Cinema upgrade moving forward By David Lee WITH plans having been in the pipeline for over two years, Shepparton’s Village Cinema complex is taking the first steps towards an estimated $100,000 upgrade, with works now underway and the refurbished complex to be completed by June 25. Continued on page 16 INFLUENZA JAB SUPPLIES LOW… Dr Karamdeep Bhullar giving a local resident an influenza vaccination shot, which is currently facing a state-wide shortage. Photo: Alicia Niglia.

Flu vaccine shortage hitting home W I T H t he st ate c u r rent ly faci ng a shor t age of i n f luen za vac ci nat ions , many GP practices across the region are currently experiencing low supplies or are no longer able to administer the vaccine, but Greater Shepparton City Council is urging the community to ring around

or contact them if you are in a high risk category. The shortage has reportedly come about following unprecedented demand this year following the major flu season experienced last year. Victoria has already provided more

than 1.5 million doses of the vaccine to immunisation providers for use across the state, with up to 50,000 doses having been distributed by the Department of Health and Human Services across the state on most days. Continued on page 13


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