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  • Stories worth sipping

    Stories worth sipping

    Ready to share your story? Dromkeen’s annual event, Mid-Winter Memories and Mulled Wine is returning this July, creating a space for people to share a…

  • Museum treasures on show

    Museum treasures on show

    Take a deep dive into the wonders of the oceans and beaches at the fun and informative pop-up museum coming to Whittlesea for the school…

  • Community Calendar

    Community Calendar

    Williamstown Seniors The group meets every Tuesday at 1pm-3pm at Denis Reserve. It is a small group looking for more seniors both male and female.…

  • Footscray man charged with hundreds of bottle shop thefts

    Footscray man charged with hundreds of bottle shop thefts

    A Footscray man is accused of stealing alcohol more than 300 times from 21 different bottle shops in the past year. The 24-year-old Mathiang Machol…

  • Giant puppets bring ‘awe’ and ‘wonder’

    Giant puppets bring ‘awe’ and ‘wonder’

    More than 100 students, teachers and family members from the Association for Vietnamese Culture Studies in Braybook attended a community puppet workshop, which explored how…

  • Fatal hit-run in Yarraville

    Fatal hit-run in Yarraville

    A man riding a mobility scooter has been killed in a hit-run collision in Yarraville. It is understood a vehicle collided with the victim’s mobility…

  • Exhibition explores nature through art

    Exhibition explores nature through art

    Is caring for the Earth and caring for each other any different? It’s an existential question which is explored in a new exhibition that opened…

  • Funding for greater tree coverage projects

    Funding for greater tree coverage projects

    A turning lane will be realigned on Williamstown Road between West Footscray and Seddon to make way for green space. The project is one of…

  • Rainy day fun at the zoo

    Rainy day fun at the zoo

    An exuberant gorilla at Werribee Open Range Zoo is challenging the belief that this species dislikes the rain – and he’s making quite a splash…

  • Carter’s memory lives on

    Carter’s memory lives on

    Almost 12 months on from her sudden death, the legacy of former Maribyrnong mayor Sarah Carter continues on, not just in the inner west but…

  • 70 abuse charges

    70 abuse charges

    Babies less than six months old are among the eight children allegedly sexually abused by an employee at a Point Cook childcare centre who also…

  • Film crews headed to Sunshine

    Film crews headed to Sunshine

    A new television series on a national sporting icon is set to be filmed in Sunshine. Goolagong, a three-part mini-series, follows the true story of…

  • Breaking language barriers at school

    Breaking language barriers at school

    Language is no barrier for students at Caroline Chisholm Catholic College who are learning Japanese by speaking directly to pupils in Japan. The Palaygo program,…

  • Feedback sought on library future

    Feedback sought on library future

    Maribyrnong residents can have their say on the future of the municipality’s public libraries during July. Maribyrnong’s five library branches house roughly 140,000 items and…

  • Design out for Altona level crossing removal

    Design out for Altona level crossing removal

    The state government has released the final designs for the removal of the level crossing at Maidstone Street in Altona. Construction is set to begin…

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