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Grieve Parade truck bid backed
Hobsons Bay council is campaigning for Grieve Parade to be made a preferred truck route in the lead-up to the federal election. The council wants…
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Hobsons Bay kerbside soft plastic recycling in doubt
The future of kerbside recycling of soft plastics in Hobsons Bay is in doubt amid the Chinese recycling crisis. Hobsons Bay council introduced flexible plastics…
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The road to adventure
Children’s author Andy Griffiths rolled into town last week to launch the 16th Williamstown Literary Festival program. Festival favourites including Leigh Hobbs and Claire Saxby…
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Notes of nostalgia with Issi Dye
One of Australia’s original cabaret stars with more than 50 years in showbiz is coming to Williamstown for a night of nostalgia. Off the back…
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Railway station bike thefts ‘rampant’
A Seabrook woman is calling for secure bike parking at train stations to combat “rampant” theft after having two bikes stolen in the past six…
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Bulldogs mentoring program kicking new goals
The goal was simple – to create a sense of worth and belonging in the lives of the young participants. The Western Bulldogs Community Foundation’s…
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New Homes: Designer style completes interior Gem package
The flowing lines and curvilinear forms of Gem Apartments at Waterline Place were designed by the architectural team at celebrated Elenberg Fraser as a nod…
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No brake on Seabrook siblings
Seabrook siblings Brodie and Madison Kerss are in the fast lane to the top in speedway sidecar racing. Brother and sister competed at the recent…
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Altona business caught burning recyclable plastic
An Altona business has been caught burning plastic after being ordered to remove 100 tonnes of illegally-stored recyclable waste from a warehouse. The tenant of…
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A letter from Maribyrnong City Council to residents
A letter from Maribyrnong City Council to residents
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Principal makes a point
Frank Vetere is ready for new challenges as he farewells Point Cook P-9 College after a decade at the helm. Mr Vetere is leaving to…
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Human remains found in Altona North creek
Suspected human remains have been found by railway workers under a bridge in Altona North. Police confirmed workers made the grisly discovery about midday on…
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Cash win for Kyneton mum
A Kyneton mum is all smiles after discovering she is $25,000 richer. The lottery winner, who has chosen to remain anonymous, has her mother-in-law to…
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Western Bulldogs’ Whitten Oval revamp paves way for AFL return
Footscray’s Whitten Oval could once again host AFL matches under plans for a $40-45 million redevelopment. The Western Bulldogs have released a master plan developed…
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Hundreds caught in road blitz
Wyndham racked up the fourth highest number of traffic offences in the state during an Easter long weekend road blitz. Speeding, unregistered vehicles and not…
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