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  • My Health Record security call

    My Health Record security call

    An Altona North doctor is urging people who stay in the largest medical database in Australia’s history to turn on security settings for their health…

  • MY SUNBURY: Bonnie Hanlan

    MY SUNBURY: Bonnie Hanlan

    What is your connection to Sunbury? Most of my family has lived in Sunbury for over 30 years, so it’s an area I spent a…

  • Altona Loop trains back one week early

    Altona Loop trains back one week early

    Altona Loop train services will resume on Tuesday, one week ahead of schedule. Werribee line trains on the Altona Loop shut down on June 16…

  • Bulldogs stars to mentor young African-Australians

    Bulldogs stars to mentor young African-Australians

    Western Bulldogs football stars will be mentoring young African-Australians as the club steps up its support of youth in the west. The mentoring program, developed…

  • All sports of winners

    All sports of winners

    A project aimed at getting young people with mental or physical disabilities involved with sports clubs across Melbourne’s west has been recognised with a Melbourne…

  • Williamstown Hospital gets safety boost

    Williamstown Hospital gets safety boost

    Thirteen more security cameras will be installed at Williamstown Hospital to improve the safety of patients, visitors, volunteers and staff. Williamstown MP Wade Noonan said…

  • Jay’s gift of life

    Jay’s gift of life

    The family received the letter before Christmas. Newport’s Brad Clucas said he has no doubt his mother has since pored over it many times quietly…

  • Altona North unit price growth tops the state

    Altona North unit price growth tops the state

    Altona North units recorded the highest price growth in the state over the past decade, the latest Top Ten in Ten Years report by onthehouse.com.au…

  • Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    AMEET BAINS, WESTERN BULLDOGS CEO

  • Acholly Arow tackling violence against women

    Acholly Arow tackling violence against women

    Student and beauty pageant veteran Acholly Arow is on a mission to make the world a better place. The Victoria University student, 24, has her…

  • Hatted chef Hills brings fine dining to Yarraville with Navi

    Hatted chef Hills brings fine dining to Yarraville with Navi

    Australia’s natural elements and the west’s industrial heritage collide in the latest venture for Yarraville chef Julian Hills, a rising star of the restaurant world.…

  • Tributes for cricket stalwart Bernie Moynahan

    Tributes for cricket stalwart Bernie Moynahan

    Tributes are flowing for the much-loved vice-president of the Hoppers Crossing Cricket Club, Bernie Moynahan, who died last week. Mr Moynahan died last Tuesday while…

  • Cyclists fear four-year detour

    Cyclists fear four-year detour

    Cyclists are describing as “dangerous” the alternative route implemented while a section of Federation Trail is closed for four years for the West Gate Tunnel…

  • The ‘inside’ story

    The ‘inside’ story

    Williamstown resident and former federal MP Richard Evans has written the first book in a political thriller trilogy that has been dubbed Australia’s House of…

  • Home at last in Bacchus Marsh

    Nicole Fitzsimons had been wanting a piece of the Aussie dream for a decade. But amid booming property prices, the dream of owning her own…

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