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  • Delays disappoint mayor

    Delays disappoint mayor

    Reinstated Maribyrnong mayor Pradeep Tiwari says he is disappointed by the delays in the handling of a dangerous driving charge against him, which resulted in…

  • Two voices, one heart

    Two voices, one heart

    Three-time Golden Guitar winning folk-country duo Felicity Urquhart and Josh Cunningham (of The Waifs) are headed to Footscray. Raw, real and ridiculously good, the music…

  • Maribyrnong remembers

    Maribyrnong remembers

    Three years ago, the Maribyrnong community faced the devastating 2022 river floods. Hundreds of homes and public spaces were impacted. To mark this anniversary, Maribyrnong…

  • Maribyrnong mayor escapes conviction

    Maribyrnong mayor escapes conviction

    Maribyrnong mayor Pradeep Tiwari has returned to council after escaping conviction on a dangerous driving charge. As reported by Star Weekly, Cr Tiwari was charged…

  • Catch lacrosse come and try session

    Catch lacrosse come and try session

    Always wanted to give lacrosse a go, but never had the opportunity? Well, this Sunday 19 October is finally your chance, with Lacrosse Victoria holding…

  • Discover sailing on Sunday

    Discover sailing on Sunday

    With the weather getting warmer, the waters of Hobsons Bay are about to become a popular destination for people who want to go swimming or…

  • Celebrate art at inner west fair

    Celebrate art at inner west fair

    Thirty artists will showcase their works at the Williamstown Town Hall this weekend as part of the Inner West Art Fair. Now in its third…

  • Manager charged following factory fire

    Manager charged following factory fire

    WorkSafe has charged the general manager of a chemical manufacturing company after a worker died at a Derrimut factory in October 2023. The 26-year old…

  • Story time fun at Braybrook

    Story time fun at Braybrook

    Each Wednesday. Braybrook Library hosts a bilingual story time aimed at inspiring a love of reading and supporting early bilingual skills in a warm and…

  • Family fun at Little Lorikeets community fair

    Family fun at Little Lorikeets community fair

    As both the teacher and principal of Little Lorikeets Steigner Pre-School and Playgroup in Yarraville, Karen Church is pretty busy. Her daily routine involves running…

  • Confidence high in west

    Confidence high in west

    Despite some wild fluctuations, the inner-west housing market is mostly on the up, according to quarterly data released by the Real Estate Institute of Victoria…

  • Grant boost for wetlands centre

    Grant boost for wetlands centre

    The Hobsons Bay Wetlands Centre will benefit from a funding boost from the state government as part of the latest round of Landcare grants. The…

  • ‘Concrete jungle’ fight

    ‘Concrete jungle’ fight

    Local woman Melissa Frost is fighting against a proposed industrial precinct that she believes will irrevocably harm Skeleton Creek and the liveability of Point Cook,…

  • A new day for beach safety

    A new day for beach safety

    On 4 March, 2026, Surf Life Saving Australia (SLSA) will launch the very first national Red & Yellow Day, a nationwide celebration of the volunteers…

  • Supporting families through still births and miscarriages

    Supporting families through still births and miscarriages

    The federal government will provide $3.2 million across the next four years to Red Nose Australia to deliver the ‘Healing Through Community’ project, supporting families…

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