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7 May 2014 | 10:34 am | Staff Writer

Local Melbourne bands will come together this month to help raise funds for the fight against suicide.

Local Melbourne bands will come together this month to help raise funds for the fight against suicide.

New Gods, Kashmere Club, Alice, Ships Piano, and Will Bracks are among the acts announced for the gig, with all funds raised to be contributed to mental health organisation Beyond Blue, which assists Australians struggling with mental illness.

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