MARIBYRNONG & HOBSONS BAY
Home » News » Page 125

News

  • Extra trams for tennis

    Extra trams for tennis

    Tennis fans heading to Melbourne Park for the upcoming Australian Open will have the journey made easier thanks to free travel and extra public transport…

  • New year scam warning

    New year scam warning

    NAB has identified AI-driven scams and new evolutions of cryptocurrency investment scams as key trends to watch out for in 2025. The bank has released…

  • Investigation on following Braybrook break-in

    Investigation on following Braybrook break-in

    Detectives are investigating after a Braybrook supermarket on South Road was broken into on the morning of Wednesday, January 8. Police believe two offenders forced…

  • Teens charged following crime spree

    Teens charged following crime spree

    Eight teenagers have been arrested after more than $5000 worth of merchandise was stolen from a Maribyrnong shopping centre. Officers will allege a group of…

  • Man charged following fatal Footscray collision

    Man charged following fatal Footscray collision

    Police have charged a man with manslaughter following a fatal collision in Footscray earlier this week. The 40-year-old Deer Park man has also been charged…

  • New chair interested in infrastructure investment

    New chair interested in infrastructure investment

    Securing infrastructure funding for the western suburbs is the main election year priority for the new chair of LeadWest. Melton councillor Dr Phillip Zada has…

  • Free Australia Day fun

    Free Australia Day fun

    Wyndham’s free Australia Day program is back and it is Tarneit’s turn to celebrate. On Sunday, January 26, Penrose Place will light up for four…

  • 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…

  • A cry for understanding

    A cry for understanding

    Behind the vibrant and resilient spirits of African communities, a hidden epidemic of trauma has taken its toll. Today a courageous young voice is seeking…

  • Yarraville man charged following Campbellfield death

    Yarraville man charged following Campbellfield death

    Police have charged a Yarraville man with murder following a fatal shooting in Campbellfield last month. The 20-year-old was charged this morning and will face…

  • Summersphere program a hot hit

    Summersphere program a hot hit

    Scienceworks’ Summersphere initiative has pulled in families from across West Melbourne to relish in some bubbly, otherworldly fun. Star Weekly photographer Attie Mohebali grabbed some…

  • Sunset safari returns to the Savannah

    Sunset safari returns to the Savannah

    Werribee Open Range Zoo’s (WROZ) iconic Sunset Safari series is back by popular demand in 2025 and will feature Jabulani, the southern white rhino calf…

  • Affordable swimming safety

    Affordable swimming safety

    The state government has announced the return of an affordable swimming lesson program that will run throughout this month, with classes offered at several swimming…

  • Council rates cap to keep costs low

    Council rates cap to keep costs low

    Council rate increases will be capped at the forecast Consumer Price Index for the next financial year to reduce pressures on household budgets. Minister for…

  • Expert to provide bayside bird masterclass

    Expert to provide bayside bird masterclass

    Melbourne’s west is well known for its significant wetlands on the Port Phillip Bay coast between Point Cook and Williamstown. The wetlands are home to…

Digital Editions