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  • $2.5m upgrade for Williamstown Cricket Ground

    $2.5m upgrade for Williamstown Cricket Ground

    Nearly $2.5 million has been allocated in this year’s Hobsons Bay council budget to reconstruct Williamstown Football Club’s home ground. Works at Downer Oval, aka…

  • Four bin system to stay

    Four bin system to stay

    Hobsons Bay’s ‘Recycling 2.0’ four-bin system will remain for at least a year following a review, despite a much higher than predicted contamination rate. In…

  • Council rejects weekly garbage collection

    Council rejects weekly garbage collection

    Hobsons Bay council has rejected a petition calling for the reinstatement of a weekly garbage collection, estimating the cost to ratepayers would be $1.56 million.…

  • Council commits to third COVID-19 support plan

    Council commits to third COVID-19 support plan

    Hobsons Bay council has released its annual draft budget which proposes a 2 per cent rates rise, more than 150 per cent of which will…

  • Williamstown’s convict seawall under threat

    Williamstown’s convict seawall under threat

    One of Williamstown’s most iconic pieces of convict history, the Point Gellibrand Seawall that Ned Kelly worked on, is deteriorating and disappearing. Maritime historian Geoff…

  • ‘Too big’ for Spotswood

    ‘Too big’ for Spotswood

    Plans have been lodged with Hobsons Bay council for a 58-dwelling, four storey residential development, proposed as the first stage of a new housing precinct…

  • Suburbs in lockdown

    Suburbs in lockdown

    Stage three COVID-19 restrictions will be reintroduced in Brooklyn, High Point City, Kingsville, Maribyrnong, Maidstone, Tottenham and West Footscray from 11.59pm on Wednesday. Residents can…

  • Coronavirus second wave sweeps into schools

    Coronavirus second wave sweeps into schools

    Schools in Maribyrnong, Footscray and Altona are among a number across Melbourne to have been hit by an upswing in coronavirus cases sweeping the state,…

  • Chemical storage anger

    Chemical storage anger

    Toxic chemicals are being stored without a permit just 420 metres from Brooklyn homes, causing an outcry from surrounding residents. A retrospective planning permit application…

  • Lease glitch over Altona’s new cop shop

    Lease glitch over Altona’s new cop shop

    Altona’s new $18 million police station is due to open this month despite a planning glitch forcing Victoria Police to rent the property it planned…

  • Man deported after jail for family violence

    Man deported after jail for family violence

    A New Zealand citizen will be deported after serving 30 months’ jail for family violence, including kidnapping and assaulting his former spouse at Altona. The…

  • Williamstown’s marathon man easing COVID-19 strain

    Williamstown’s marathon man easing COVID-19 strain

    A Williamstown business owner, who has witnessed the strain of COVID-19, on Saturday ran an individual marathon to raise funds for mental health in the…

  • School holiday Quarantunes Festival

    School holiday Quarantunes Festival

    A ’Quarantunes Festival’, live-streamed concert, songwriting competition and an online hip-hop dance class are some of the entertainment being offered in Hobsons Bay these school…

  • Move to protect Altona wetlands

    Move to protect Altona wetlands

    Moves are underway to protect one of “the most important wetlands on earth” in Altona’s backyard. The sandbar next to Doug Grant Reserve and Apex…

  • Makeup free for a cause

    Makeup free for a cause

    Miss World Australia state finalist, Altona Meadows’ Lakshana Soopaul, is part of a campaign to go makeup free on July 3 to raise money for…

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