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  • Newport tree removal dubbed ‘vandalism’

    Newport tree removal dubbed ‘vandalism’

    The cutting down of trees to make way for the Newport level crossing removal project (LXRP) has been described as “state sanctioned environmental vandalism” by…

  • Inner-west’s riskiest roads revealed

    Inner-west’s riskiest roads revealed

    Some of the busiest roads in Maribyrnong and Hobsons are also among Melbourne’s riskiest according to the RACV. RACV’s new road safety map uses a…

  • Lola commemorates family and force

    Lola commemorates family and force

    Given her late husband Peter was the man responsible for creating it, Cruickshank Park in Yarraville is a special place for Lola Anderson. And given…

  • Young people front and centre at Youth Con ‘25

    Young people front and centre at Youth Con ‘25

    Young people from Hobsons Bay and around Melbourne’s west enjoyed a day of music, creativity and community spirit at Youth Con ‘25 on Friday, October…

  • Kasim’s cafe closed for good

    Kasim’s cafe closed for good

    Kasim Khan didn’t mince words when asked why he closed down his Newport restaurant last week. “Because my health is not very good and also…

  • Cheap low emissions travel

    Cheap low emissions travel

    Toyota’s small but practical Yaris is often overlooked in the rush to buy larger more powerful models. But for environmentally conscious buyers the hybrid-powered pocket…

  • Grants to tackle motorcycle safety

    Grants to tackle motorcycle safety

    The state government has launched a new round of grants to help improve motorcycle safety on Victoria’s roads. The Safer Motorcycling Grants Program will kickstart…

  • IBAC corruption survey results released

    IBAC corruption survey results released

    The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) has released the findings of its latest ‘perceptions of corruption’ survey, which analysed responses from Victorian MPs and councillors.…

  • Awards open for excellence by female councillors

    Awards open for excellence by female councillors

    Nominations are open for the inaugural Mary Rogers Award, which will recognise the contributions of women in local government across Victoria. The award is part…

  • Water bill compensation being considered

    Water bill compensation being considered

    Greater Western Water (GWW) is proposing to waive about $75 million in unbilled charges for usage in 2024 and provide approximately $55 million in customer…

  • Suspenseful thriller in Bacchus

    Suspenseful thriller in Bacchus

    A thrilling drama filled with suspense and mystery will be performed by a local community theatre group in Bacchus Marsh this month. Moonlite Theatre will…

  • Teens to lead night walk

    Teens to lead night walk

    There is nothing lame about going on a walk when you do it in style– and tap into your talents. On Friday, October 10, folks…

  • Art follows the curve

    Art follows the curve

    Delve into the inner psyche of artist Ned Brook in a free exhibition that gives internal states form through sculptures. Brook creates his works by…

  • Ambulance Victoria and charity partnership extended

    Ambulance Victoria and charity partnership extended

    Ambulance Victoria (AV) and charity TLC for Kids have renewed their agreement which allows paramedics to facilitate experiences for children in palliative care and their…

  • Neil Diamond tribute coming to Melbourne never felt so good

    Neil Diamond tribute coming to Melbourne never felt so good

    The cast of the Broadway musical A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical has been unveiled ahead of its Australian premiere in Melbourne next year.…

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