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A week to smell fun

Parents looking for something for their kids to do during Children’s Week in Hobsons Bay, only need to follow their nose. Smell Art is a...

Liza summons the power of flowers

Being a florist would seem an appropriate job for some called Liza Rose. However, it took a traumatic turn of events for the Yarraville resident’s...

Celebrate the Melbourne Cup with your own horse puppet

Each month, Stephanie Martinez will share an exciting craft project designed to inspire and spark creativity. Stephanie starred in the first season of Making It...

Pub giant fined $177k over underage gambling breaches

Australia's largest pubs operator will cough up $177,000 for repeatedly flouting underage gambling laws. An underage teenager was allowed to gamble on multiple occasions at...

Yarraville man protest charge

A Yarraville man is one of four people charged after alleged assaults on police officers, horses and attendees outside the Land Forces Expo in...

Flood surveys sent out

With this week marking two years since the 2002 Maribyrnong River floods, candidates for the upcoming council elections are being surveyed on how they...

Three teens charged over carjacking in Altona Meadows

Police have charged three teens in relation to an alleged carjacking in Altona Meadows that occurred at about 12.30am on Saturday, October 12. Police...

Roberts’ busy life in the hockey pitch

If you’re looking for Nye Roberts, it’s more likely than not you’ll find him on a hockey field. The Altona star has had a jammed...

Roosters keen to keep going

Altona Roosters believe they are ready for the challenge of Victorian Turf Cricket Association Isaacs Howarth Shield. Last season’s McNamara Shield premiers, the Roosters have...

A’s start with a win

Altona started the VIctorian Sub-District Cricket Association south-west season with a mature win against Williamstown. The two local rivals faced off to start the season...

Hill starts season with a bang

Yarraville Club’s Michael Hill thought he was a little underdone heading into the opening day of play in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association senior...

Bulldogs held goalless again

Essendon regained a top eight AFLW spot after grinding their way to a 23-point win over a Western Bulldogs side which set some unwanted...

Magpies busy off season

Parkside has been quick to strengthen its squad as it aims to build on a strong first season back up in the Western Football...

The technology behind better hearing: why upgrading matters

In today’s fast-paced digital age, technology is evolving rapidly—and hearing aids are no exception. As Amanda Nguyen, an audiologist from Active Audiology in Altona,...

The bargain trap with hearing aids: online vs. audiologist

In a world filled with tempting online deals, it's crucial to approach certain purchases with caution. Take hearing aids, for example – tiny devices...

Local thrift stores making secondhand second nature

Two thrift stores in Melbourne’s west are part of a growing push for sustainable fashion, offering eco-conscious shoppers affordable alternatives while reducing waste. Located...

Explore the fun and friendship of Rivervue Passport this October!

This Seniors’ Month, Rivervue invites you to embark on an exciting journey with the Rivervue Passport, a special event series running from October 7...

Foot and leg pain formula

Foot, knee, and leg pain treatment can be complex and multifaceted, therefore it’s crucial to consult with a musculoskeletal healthcare professional who can provide...

Empowering independence through Paralympic spirit and Speedy Care Health

The Paralympic Games have long been a testament to the extraordinary capabilities of individuals with disabilities. These athletes not only excel in their respective...

Women’s Health Matters survey to increase awareness

Star Weekly is aiming to bring the healthcare issues facing women in Melbourne’s west and north into the spotlight with its new health survey. The...

’There’s no silver lining’

Jacki O’Farrell had a cardiac arrest during her first birth and was unable to sit up for her first two weeks of motherhood. Her...

Traumatic toilet birth

Lauren Green’s son made an unconventional entrance to the world – into a toilet. Lauren can see the funny side seven years on, but the...

Traumatic toilet birth

Lauren Green’s son made an unconventional entrance to the world – into a toilet. Lauren can see the funny side seven years on, but the...

From trauma to triumph: The journey through birth trauma

Thirteen years ago, Leanne Murphy’s life was irrevocably changed by a traumatic birth experience that left her battling with severe physical, emotional, and financial...

Supporting women through birth trauma

In the halls of the Royal Women's Hospital, a specialist team of seasoned midwives stands out for its unique initiative in supporting women who...

Bus driver disability awareness blooms

‘Just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it’s not there’ is the motto of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program. And after going through the...

Robbery response criticised

The owner of a Williamstown construction company which had its headquarters robbed and ransacked, has accused police of doing nothing in the week since. Stephen...

Seddon man dies after CBD assault

A Seddon man who died in hospital following an assault in the Melbourne CBD last week, has been remembered as vibrant and courageous and...

Joan’s life has been child’s play

Ninety year old Altona author ​​Joan Healey is proof that age is just a number, publishing her first book on the 50th anniversary of...

Gluten-free accreditation, worry-free dining

The inner-west’s growing restaurant scene now has another point of difference with Maribyrnong council recently becoming the first municipality in Australia to have its...

Grants to support early childhood teachers

Ensuring early childhood teachers and educators to have long and rewarding careers in the sector is the aim of a new funding program from...

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Pub giant fined $177k over underage gambling breaches

Australia's largest pubs operator will cough up $177,000 for repeatedly flouting underage gambling laws. An underage teenager was allowed to gamble on multiple occasions at...