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  • Victoria University rolls out Swedish study model

    Victoria University rolls out Swedish study model

    Victoria University students will be the first in Australia to graduate with a degree earned under a radical new model. The university is moving to…

  • Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

    Food Bytes with Sarah Patterson

  • Footscray policewoman leads rugby union charge

    Footscray policewoman leads rugby union charge

    When the whistle blows, Amber Rawson will be in hot pursuit of her target – but this time it won’t be a crook on the…

  • Willy Lit Fest: Word is out about the poetry bus

    Willy Lit Fest: Word is out about the poetry bus

    Literature and song lover Bruno Lettieri is inviting all aboard the poetry bus for the 15th Williamstown Literary Festival. Departing Williamstown Town Hall, a double-decker…

  • Kate wheels out thanks

    Kate wheels out thanks

    Williamstown’s Kate Skene says she feels like her community wrapped its arms around her after people donated thousands towards her new wheelchair. The disability advocate…

  • Warning over dodgy parking ‘fines’

    Warning over dodgy parking ‘fines’

    A Hobsons Bay councillor is warning people about bogus parking fines being emailed to unsuspecting recipients after receiving one herself. Cr Colleen Gates last week…

  • My Place: Jane Rawson

    My Place: Jane Rawson

    Author Jane Rawson, recently long-listed for the Miles Franklin Literary Award, loves her market shopping, Ethiopian coffee and other favourite Footscray rituals.   What’s your…

  • Council crackdown on Footscray footpath traders

    Council crackdown on Footscray footpath traders

    A treasured Footscray tradition could vanish following a crackdown on footpath traders. Elderly Vietnamese-Australian traders have for years spent Saturdays plying their wares on Leeds…

  • Ten years in the forest

    Ten years in the forest

    A man who lived in a forest for 10 years will visit Altona next week to speak about his uplifting memoir released on Monday. Out…

  • Fund windfall  follows successful community pitch

    Fund windfall follows successful community pitch

    Inner west community groups are celebrating a funding windfall thanks to the annual Seddon Community Bank “Community Pitch”. A funding pool of $28,450 donated by…

  • Newport house raided over Altona North and Williamstown robberies

    Newport house raided over Altona North and Williamstown robberies

    Two men and a woman have been charged with armed robberies at Altona North and Williamstown late last year. Detectives from the Altona North Embona…

  • Yarraville waterway turns bright green

    Yarraville waterway turns bright green

    An overzealous tradie is the most likely culprit behind a Yarraville waterway turning bright green. A long stretch of Stony Creek passing through Cruickshank Park…

  • Bomb squad in Footscray after suspicious phone call

    Bomb squad in Footscray after suspicious phone call

    Police have cordoned off an area around the Australian Croatian Association’s club and a neighbouring petrol station in Footscray after a suspicious phone call was…

  • Jumping into winter

    Jumping into winter

    Winter is coming and Tom Wasiek is jumping in early. Every Wednesday, the personal trainer is hosting a free “winter dip” at Altona beach. Members…

  • Altona North stun gun robber sentenced

    A man has received a four-year community corrections order and $2500 fine for committing armed robbery with a stun gun at Altona North. Mohammed Said,…

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