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  • Non-voters have chance to avoid fines

    Non-voters have chance to avoid fines

    The Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) is urging Victorians not to ignore a request for an explanation as to why they didn’t vote in last October’s…

  • Safer workplaces for women

    Safer workplaces for women

    The state government has announced a $5.5 million investment in a new Safe Workplaces for Women Initiative, which it hopes will change culture and attitudes…

  • Urgent call for people to donate blood

    Urgent call for people to donate blood

    Australian Red Cross Lifeblood urgently needs an additional 6000 people to donate blood this week to replenish supplies depleted by ex-Cyclone Alfred. An unprecedented number…

  • GWW customer care days

    GWW customer care days

    Greater Western Water (GWW) is offering more opportunities for customers to access in-person support, with customer care days across its service region and twice-weekly face-to-face…

  • Engineered stone safety measures

    Engineered stone safety measures

    Stonemasons and construction industries are adapting to the recent ban on engineered stone – with advice and guidance to more than 1,100 operators across the…

  • Victorian emergency volunteers head north

    Victorian emergency volunteers head north

    More than 50 volunteers and staff from the Victoria State Emergency Service (VICSES) and Country Fire Authority (CFA) have gone to Queensland to assist local…

  • NBA coming to Melbourne

    NBA coming to Melbourne

    Melbourne will host two historic NBA games at Melbourne Park later this year. The New Orleans Pelicans will square off against Melbourne United and the…

  • Neurodiversity fires creativity behind Matties Minis

    Neurodiversity fires creativity behind Matties Minis

    Ahead of Neurodiversity Celebration Week , Cade Lucas spoke to South Kingsville artist Matt Mak and partner Lauren Kerr about his recent ADHD diagnosis, the…

  • New bail laws under scrutiny

    New bail laws under scrutiny

    Victoria’s new package of bail reforms is being criticised for imposing tougher bail conditions on youth offenders, which are seen as a deterrent rather than…

  • Father and son meet at zoo

    Father and son meet at zoo

    Werribee Open Range Zoo (WROZ) wants families to know it is the place to be in autumn, and rhinos are in season. The new twist…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Art class The Braybrook and Maidstone Neighbourhood House is excited to welcome back the talented artist Beverly Inch, for a one-time art class on Monday,…

  • Neeson speeds through Altona in film shoot

    Neeson speeds through Altona in film shoot

    Altona got a taste of Hollywood on Tuesday, as Liam Neeson’s new action-thriller, The Mongoose, was filmed on the streets of the bayside suburb. Altona…

  • Police search for stolen caravans

    Police search for stolen caravans

    Police are investigating the theft of more than $1 million worth of campervans in Braybrook last month. It is believed seven Mercedes Sprinter campervans were…

  • 13 arrested in relation to Lino Atem death

    13 arrested in relation to Lino Atem death

    Thirteen people, including a Braybrook man, have been released by police after being arrested in relation to the death of Lino Atem in Wyndham Vale…

  • Footscray man charged over ramming a police vehicle in Tarneit

    Footscray man charged over ramming a police vehicle in Tarneit

    A 35-year-old Footscray man has been charged with a series of offences following alleged police ramming in Tarneit on Wednesday, March 12. Officers on patrol…

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