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  • Long-serving MP remembered

    Long-serving MP remembered

    One of the north-west’s longest serving members of parliament, Bob Sercombe, has died aged 75 after a lengthy battle with vascular dementia. Mr Sercombe served…

  • Work honours mother-daughter relationships

    Work honours mother-daughter relationships

    A multimedia artwork currently displayed at the Brimbank and Sunshine Projection Galleries is a pictorial ode from a daughter to her mother. Trước nhà con…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Walking group The Mighty West Heart Foundation Community Walking Group meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10am. Walk at your own pace for up to…

  • Pride at Kelly Park

    Pride at Kelly Park

    Park Lounge is returning with pride and glory to Kelly Park in Werribee on Saturday, February 1 as part of Melbourne’s Midsumma Festival. An evening…

  • Church gives generously to Footscray SES

    Church gives generously to Footscray SES

    The State Emergency Service’s (SES) Footscray unit received an early Christmas present last year when a local church gave them a $10,000 donation. Maidstone’s Inglesia…

  • Benevolent bushfire brigade

    Benevolent bushfire brigade

    PRECEDE: Founded in the early 1900s and known to be one of the first bushfire brigades in Australia, the Riddells Creek Fire Brigade has always…

  • Nissan’s latest and greatest

    Nissan’s latest and greatest

    Meet Nissan’s latest and greatest X-Trail crossover, the N-Trek edition. Originally conceived as a limited edition of 500 vehicles, X-Trail joins the Navara and Pathfinder…

  • Sublime Sunbury sounds

    Sublime Sunbury sounds

    Influenced by blues and rock legends, Sunbury musician Gareth Huggett and band The Remedy have a high-energy and exciting sound which they’re bringing to several…

  • Let’s talk about intimacy pain

    Let’s talk about intimacy pain

    Alex Lopes is a pelvic health physiotherapist, the director of Pelvic Health Melbourne in Altona North, and past national chair of the Australian Physiotherapy Association’s…

  • Summer concert series to pop-up in Spotswood

    Summer concert series to pop-up in Spotswood

    A street in central Spotswood has been converted into a live music venue for a series of free concerts running from January to March. The…

  • Nominations open for Victorian Sport Awards

    Nominations open for Victorian Sport Awards

    Nominations are now open for the 2024 Victorian Sport Awards. Presented by the state government and Vicsport, the Victorian Sport Awards (VSAs) aim to acknowledge…

  • Liston serves up coaching team

    Liston serves up coaching team

    With the Australian Open underway and interest in tennis at its peak, Williamstown’s Liston Tennis Club has chosen an ideal time to unveil its new…

  • Family’s anguish over double sex attack

    Family’s anguish over double sex attack

    Grandmother Jessie Grace Lauder lived through two world wars and the Great Depression but faced her life’s gravest danger in her own home. The 82-year-old…

  • Park creator honoured

    Park creator honoured

    The man responsible for establishing Yarraville’s Cruickshank Park, has been honoured with a memorial in its grounds. Peter Anderson first approached council with a proposal…

  • School holiday sport program starts

    School holiday sport program starts

    Victoria University’s (VU) school holiday sport program kicked off on Monday, January 13 with dozens of kids from across the western suburbs and beyond taking…

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