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  • First tunnel trains pass through west

    First tunnel trains pass through west

    Commuters from the inner-west were among the first passengers to ride the Metro Tunnel when it opened on Sunday morning after nearly a decade of…

  • My Place

    My Place

    Yorkshire born Sue Sharpe moved to Australia with her family in 1965 and has spent much of the time since living in Altona Meadows with…

  • State of Origin to return to Victoria

    State of Origin to return to Victoria

    One of Australia’s biggest sporting rivalries will return to Melbourne, with New South Wales and Queensland to again meet at the MCG during next year’s…

  • Free weekend travel for carers and disability pensioners

    Free weekend travel for carers and disability pensioners

    Carers and disability pensioners across Victoria will soon enjoy free public transport on weekends. Premier Jacinta Allan alongside Transport Infrastructure Minister Gabrielle Williams, Carers and…

  • Melbourne’s most delicious festival is back

    Melbourne’s most delicious festival is back

    The Melbourne Food & Wine Festival is returning from 20-29 March with 200 events to excite the appetites of foodies seeking uniquely Victorian experiences. Tourism,…

  • Dog attack fears as parcel delivery ramps up

    Dog attack fears as parcel delivery ramps up

    Australia Post is urging dog owners to secure their pets this holiday season, as new data reveals 46 posties a week are falling victim to…

  • Faces of the west

    Faces of the west

  • Premier announces First Nations Apology

    Premier announces First Nations Apology

    Premier Jacinta Allan will make a formal apology in Parliament House on Tuesday 9 December . The apology is a key recommendation of Victoria’s nation-leading…

  • New RACV campaign rolls out

    New RACV campaign rolls out

    RACV is running a new campaign shining a spotlight on Melbourne’s most dangerous intersections. Last month RACV announced the results of its My Melbourne Road…

  • New chair for VicHealth

    New chair for VicHealth

    VicHealth board member Ian Hamm has been named the new chair of the organisation, replacing former federal Health Minister and longtime Gellibrand MP, Nicola Roxon…

  • Shoppers reminded of consumer rights ahead of Christmas

    Shoppers reminded of consumer rights ahead of Christmas

    Shoppers preparing for the biggest sales period of the year are being reminded that consumer protections apply to discounted items just as much as full-price…

  • Grants programs to honour veterans

    Grants programs to honour veterans

    Applications now open for two grants programs aimed at upgrading Victoria’s veterans memorials. The Veterans Capital Works Grant Program will provide grants of up to…

  • Renters rights strengthened

    Renters rights strengthened

    New rental protection laws aimed at making renting safer and fairer for the hundreds of thousands of Victorians, came into effect on 25 November. The…

  • New lights and fences for Newport

    New lights and fences for Newport

    Newport Storm Football Club is set for a bright future thanks to new sports field lighting and park fencing at its home ground at AW…

  • Raf to make one last hospital visit

    Raf to make one last hospital visit

    When ABC Melbourne mornings presenter Raf Epstein broadcasts his show from outside the old Footscray Hospital on Wednesday, he won’t just be marking the end…

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