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  • Biggest boot camp in Melbourne’s west

    Biggest boot camp in Melbourne’s west

    Up to 1000 people are expected to attend the biggest boot camp in Melbourne’s west, which was spurred by high levels of stress in the…

  • Tottenham warehouse inferno clean-up drags on

    Tottenham warehouse inferno clean-up drags on

    A toxic chemical cocktail remains virtually untouched at a Tottenham warehouse seven months after last year’s massive industrial inferno. The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has…

  • Newport mosque opens doors

    Newport mosque opens doors

    The outpouring of support following the Christchurch shooting has restored hope in humanity, says Mariam Khodr of the Australian Islamic Centre. She has organised a…

  • Wonders of wargaming

    Wonders of wargaming

    Willy Wargaming needs you. Enthusiasts of the tabletop fantasy game of Warhammer, where miniature armies battle over terrain, are seeking new members for their Williamstown…

  • No love for Aircraft train station

    No love for Aircraft train station

    It has no toilets, some people have given up trying to find a carpark there and the rain blows straight into the so-called shelter on…

  • New Homes: A Gem of a lifestyle

    New Homes: A Gem of a lifestyle

    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…

  • Dynon Road enters a new cycle

    Dynon Road enters a new cycle

    A key link between Footscray and the CBD will soon be safer for cyclists under a $4.8 million upgrade now underway. Work began last week…

  • Altona artist on song

    Altona artist on song

    Award-winning singer Nikita Azzopardi is a well-known face around Altona, where she has cut her teeth and honed her art performing at venues and festivals.…

  • Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    JERRAD TYSON, GREEN GULLY GOALKEEPER AND CHEF AT JERRAD’S KITCHEN

  • Six-storey shipping container hotel on Footscray horizon

    Six-storey shipping container hotel on Footscray horizon

    They’ve popped up as bars, cafes and even swimming pools – now Footscray could be home to Australia’s first multi-storey hotel built entirely from shipping…

  • Hudsons Road residents fear truck ban threatened

    Hudsons Road residents fear truck ban threatened

    Residents fear redevelopment plans by one of the world’s biggest glass manufacturers at Spotswood could threaten truck bans to be introduced in Hudsons Road once…

  • Road rage drives assaults

    By Goya Dmytryshchak and Benjamin Millar Road rage over West Gate Tunnel construction and a crackdown on family violence are behind a jump in assaults…

  • Christchurch condolences

    Christchurch condolences

    Community members are being invited to contribute to a condolence book to be sent to the mayor of Christchurch on behalf of Hobsons Bay. Hobsons…

  • Divide opens up over Footscray Park soccer plan

    Divide opens up over Footscray Park soccer plan

    Tensions have arisen over plans for a vast swathe of Footscray Park to be leased to champion A-League club Melbourne Victory for use as a…

  • Terror attack spurs push to tackle racism harm

    Terror attack spurs push to tackle racism harm

    The Christchurch terror attack that killed 50 people and left dozens injured has highlighted the importance of tackling the harms caused by racism, a Footscray…

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