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Neighbourly support for those most in need
While health authorities continue to make the case for “social distancing” to slow the rate of coronavirus spread, the inner-west’s support network are swinging into…
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Coronavirus threat wipes out westside hospitality
The inner-west hospitality industry is reeling from closures that are being enforced as part of efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19, with warnings that…
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53 Buckingham Street, Footscray 3011
This is a corker of a pad for a young couple – who’ll be able to claim their patch as one of the coolest in…
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Worth the wait for Ben Cavarra
It has been a long and winding road, but Ben Cavarra will finally be zipping around an AFL field. The exciting small forward has been…
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Final two Bulldogs AFLW games scrapped
It will be a long time between kicks for Western Bulldogs players in the AFL Women’s competition. The AFLW season was brought to an abrupt…
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United in virus fight
Inner-west residents are banding together in response to the growing coronavirus threat amid mass closures, event cancellations and unprecedented new laws coming into immediate effect.…
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Battered Footscray utilise double chance
Footscray was powerless to mute the cracking sound coming off the Melbourne bats in a heavy nine-wicket defeat in the Victorian Premier Cricket qualifying final…
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Where there’s a Will, there’s a way for Yarraville Club
Yarraville Club holds the ace in the pack to edge St Albans in what is turning out to be a Victorian Turf Cricket Association senior…
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VFL opening round postponed due to pandemic
State league football has become the latest victim of the global coronavirus pandemic. AFL Victoria revealed on Monday evening that the Victoria Football League will…
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Altona’s elderly shopping hour ends with squares to spare
Australia’s first supermarket to announce an exclusive shopping hour for the elderly and disabled described Tuesday’s first run as excellent and calm. Altona’s IGA supermarket…
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Coronavirus fears: Panic buying on a roll
Panicked buyers are leaving supermarket shelves bare in Melbourne’s west as coronavirus fears spread. And a leading doctor reports that Australia was suffering from not…
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Police warn online sellers
Police have warned residents of a “notable increase” in thefts and assaults linked to online and social media marketplaces. Senior Sergeant Aaron Riches said police…
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Coronavirus: ‘We’re not going to face the bullet’
A leading doctor says GPs are not equipped to deal with a potential outbreak of coronavirus and is calling for “sentinel practices” to be established.…
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Staff stand-off fuels seaweed stench
A bitter union dispute shows no sign of easing as Hobsons Bay council staff continue work bans implemented before summer, including not removing seaweed or…
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Tall ships sail in for Williamstown Seaport Festival
Three original tall ships will sail into Hobsons Bay on Thursday for the inaugural week-long Williamstown Seaport Festival. The event, from February 27 to March…
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