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  • Australia pledges health aid to Indo-Pacific

    Australia pledges health aid to Indo-Pacific

    The federal government’s pledge of $266 million to help fight infectious diseases in the Indo-Pacific region has been welcomed by health experts. Australia has become…

  • New specialist GPs welcomed

    New specialist GPs welcomed

    The Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) welcomed 149 new specialist GPs at a fellowship ceremony in Melbourne recently. Fellowship of the RACGP (FRACGP) recognises…

  • New taskforce to tackle local government challenges

    New taskforce to tackle local government challenges

    The Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) has announced the formation of its ‘Future is Local’ taskforce to co-design a sector-wide response to major forces of…

  • Curtain and blind cord safety warning

    Curtain and blind cord safety warning

    Consumer Affairs Victoria is urging all families to keep their home safe for young children by checking they have curtain and blind cords secured. Looped…

  • Safety motion deferral “a cop out“

    Safety motion deferral “a cop out“

    A Hobsons Bay councillor whose motion calling for action on crime in the local area again failed to win support from her colleagues at Tuesday…

  • Embattled A-Leagues expansion club wound up by courts

    Embattled A-Leagues expansion club wound up by courts

    Embattled A-Leagues club Western United is officially defunct after the Federal Court ordered its management group be wound up in insolvency. Lawyers for the club…

  • Cat curfew in draft pet plan

    Cat curfew in draft pet plan

    A cat curfew could be imposed in Maribyrnong next year after a draft animal management plan was endorsed at a council meeting on August 19.…

  • Councillor questions to remain

    Councillor questions to remain

    Councillor question time will remain a part of Hobsons Bay council meetings after an amendment to proposed new governance rules was passed at a meeting…

  • Memories of a Seagulls legend

    Memories of a Seagulls legend

    Williamstown Football Club legend John Martin died on August 7 aged 92. Seagulls life member Geoff Van Wyngaarden recently interviewed John about his illustrious career.…

  • Making a switch to the frontline

    Making a switch to the frontline

    After working in business for more than 10 years, 33-year-old Eric Karanikolau made the switch to working as a paramedic. The new recruit is one…

  • Local libraries receive reading challenge funds

    Local libraries receive reading challenge funds

    Maribyrnong Libraries will share in $1.1 million in state government funding as part of the the 2025–26 Premier’s Reading Challenge Book Fund. Local Government Minister…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Writers’ Success Summit Level up your writing career at the West’s first Writers’ Success Summit! Join emerging and established writers from 9am – 4pm on…

  • Emergency departments ‘back to normal’

    Emergency departments ‘back to normal’

    Emergency departments at Footscray and Sunshine hospitals have returned to normal after a spike in demand earlier this week forced Western Health to recommend patients…

  • Palestine motions sparks heated debate

    Palestine motions sparks heated debate

    Emotions ran high at Tuesday night’s Hobsons Bay council meeting as motions relating to the conflict in Gaza were debated before a packed public gallery.…

  • Summerhill Village tenants move in

    Summerhill Village tenants move in

    More than 60 people are now moving into a purpose built social housing community in West Footscray . Summerhill Village is a social housing development…

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