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The Plumbing Industry Commission is the state government body that regulates plumbers in Victoria.This edition features an article from State of Victoria Minister for Planning, Matthew Guy. Matthew grew up in Greensborough and attended Greensborough Secondary College. A 4 page multi-coloured newspaper on a heavy grade glossy paper.Nilmatthew guy, plumbers, plumbing industry commission

This wooden water trough was likely used for washing or soaking purposes in a domestic, agricultural, or workshop setting. The presence of three separate compartments suggests it may have been used for graded washing or rinsing stages—common in dairies, butcheries, or shearing sheds. Its design predates modern plumbing and plastic equivalents, and it offers a glimpse into early 20th-century rural practices of water management and manual labour.This is a long rectangular wooden water trough, divided into three equally sized compartments. Each compartment has a slightly tapered interior and includes a metal drain fitting at the base for water release. The trough appears to be handcrafted from timber planks, joined with nails and reinforced with internal corner brackets. A wooden lid sits partially over the top, possibly to cover one compartment at a time or for protection when not in use. The timber has aged and shows signs of wear consistent with prolonged exposure to moisture.farm equipment, horse, cattle, sheep, livestock, water, washing, agriculture, rinsing, butcher, plumbing, household