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  • Maribyrnong mayor backs down on Chinese ‘friendly exchange’

    Maribyrnong mayor backs down on Chinese ‘friendly exchange’

    A community outcry has forced Maribyrnong’s mayor to abandon a proposal to forge a ‘friendly exchange’ relationship with a district in China. Cr Martin Zakharov…

  • Williamstown wallaby on the hop

    Williamstown wallaby on the hop

    A wallaby is on the hop in Williamstown. There has been a confirmed sighting at Williamstown Botanic Gardens, and a member of the public believes…

  • Man charged over wine theft from Yarraville’s Navi restaurant

    A Williamstown man has been charged with stealing a number of items including about $10,000 worth of wine belonging to a high-end Yarraville restaurant. About…

  • Yarraville pharmacist sold more than 50,000 painkillers to patient

    Yarraville pharmacist sold more than 50,000 painkillers to patient

    A Yarraville pharmacist has been fined $100,000 for selling more than 50,000 painkillers to a patient over a three-year period. Ms Huyen Tran from Kingsville…

  • Toxic concerns over waste to energy plant at Laverton

    Toxic concerns over waste to energy plant at Laverton

    A petition has been started by a Hobsons Bay resident concerned that a $120 million waste to energy plant at Laverton North could spread dangerous emissions…

  • Global climate strikers to meet at Newport

    Global climate strikers to meet at Newport

    Adults and children are being invited to join a local contingent to attend the Global Climate Strike on September 20. Transition Hobsons Bay member Rowena…

  • Sew much for the footy

    Sew much for the footy

    For those not interested in the AFL Grand Final, a 20-hour sew-a-thon will be held in Altona. Patchworkers will start on Friday, September 27 and…

  • Ebony steps up like a pro

    Ebony steps up like a pro

    Sitting in her Yarraville home, Donna Howard shakes her right knee. It’s a sign for Ebony, a black labrador assistance dog, to jump up and…

  • Body cameras for Wyndham police

    Body cameras for Wyndham police

    Police in Wyndham and Hobsons Bay will start wearing body cameras from next week. A body camera, worn on a police officer’s uniform, is used…

  • Firefighters battle health impact of toxic Tottenham warehouse fire

    Firefighters battle health impact of toxic Tottenham warehouse fire

    Firefighters who battled the toxic Tottenham warehouse fire continue to suffer from a range of health effects one year on from the catastrophic blaze, an…

  • Apartment bid for Pier Street

    Apartment bid for Pier Street

    Plans have been lodged for three adjoining five-storey apartment blocks at the former Aero Wash n Fuel service station and car wash at 102-106 Pier…

  • Altona site back on the market

    Altona site back on the market

    A site with approved plans for a five-storey, 19-dwelling apartment block and commercial space is for sale in Altona’s Pier Street shopping strip. The 703-square-metre…

  • Residents topple Altona subdivision plan

    Residents topple Altona subdivision plan

    In what has been described as a win for people power, residents who objected to plans for four double-storey dwellings on one lot in a…

  • My Place: Maureen Lane

    My Place: Maureen Lane

    Altona’s Maureen Lane is a descendant of the first white child born in Footscray. She speaks with Goya Dmytryshchak.   What’s your connection to Hobsons Bay?  …

  • Youth put safety first

    Manor Lakes College students put crime reporting in the spotlight with a recent community safety project. Year 8 students created videos and posters as part…

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